Dotson again 

 

Not sure what we will see from the Giants tomorrow offensively, with firing Garret as OC, and now with Kitchens calling the plays.

I think we will see them throw the "Kitchens" sink at us offensively tomorrow.  Thinking we will see a lot of gadget plays, reverses, Flea flickers, HB pass etc... They got nothing to lose and will take all kind of chances. 

5 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

Dotson again 

Future NFL player

30 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

Won't be until 2023 at the earliest since the Eagles missed the deadline for submitting them as the 2022 alternatives.  

For the alternate.  Could always just do a full uni overhaul for 2022 if that possibly has been submitted.

2 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

This is exciting just for the fact that it isn't one of their usual guys and he was brought in from another team. 

7 hours ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Well, before we agree to disagree... why don't you tell me what that interesting story is.  

Okay, here's what I see as the story that is embedded in Reagor's respective 11 game stats for 2021 and 2022

1) His catches are down 26% (from 31 to 23)
(2) His targets are down 31% (from"55 to 38)
(3) His catch percentage is up marginally (from 56.4% to 60.5%)
(4) His yards are down 43% (from 396 to 170)
and
(5) The team's pass plays are down 21% (from 404 to 319)

So, while his catches are down 26%, the team's are also down 21%. Those aren't identical numbers, but they are in the same ball park.  

Further, the profile of the 2021 catches is very different than the 2020 catches.  In 2020 Reagor's median catch was 10 yards.  In 2021 that median is down to 7.  In 2020 his average catch was 12.8 yards.  In 2021 that average is 7.4 yards.  At the same time, the overall team average yards per catch has risen from 5.4 to 6.9.  The story that tells is that the offensive scheme is using him differently. 

In 2020 Reagor had only 3 catches of 2 yards or less, and one of those was a 2 yard touchdown (10% of his 31 catches).  In 2021 he has 7 catches of 2 yards or less (30% of his 23 catches).  The story that tells is that the offensive scheme is using him differently. 

 

Poor guy 

 

 

Refs in Auburns pockets. Joke. 

24 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

Poor guy 

 

 

Mack truck

1 hour ago, D-Shiznit said:

Not impressed by Ojabo today, all he does is speed rush only to get walled up and over the pocket.

He fed Hutch a sack, drew a holding penalty on day where a lot wasn’t called, and was Hit/miss on keeping the edge. Ton of potential, might be more of a year 2 player - might stay in school anyway.

Between Stroud and Bryce, Stroud seems like the QB1 in 2023.

41 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Okay, here's what I see as the story that is embedded in Reagor's respective 11 game stats for 2021 and 2022

1) His catches are down 26% (from 31 to 23)
(2) His targets are down 31% (from"55 to 38)
(3) His catch percentage is up marginally (from 56.4% to 60.5%)
(4) His yards are down 43% (from 396 to 170)
and
(5) The team's pass plays are down 21% (from 404 to 319)

So, while his catches are down 26%, the team's are also down 21%. Those aren't identical numbers, but they are in the same ball park.  

Further, the profile of the 2021 catches is very different than the 2020 catches.  In 2020 Reagor's median catch was 10 yards.  In 2021 that median is down to 7.  In 2020 his average catch was 12.8 yards.  In 2021 that average is 7.4 yards.  At the same time, the overall team average yards per catch has risen from 5.4 to 6.9.  The story that tells is that the offensive scheme is using him differently. 

In 2020 Reagor had only 3 catches of 2 yards or less, and one of those was a 2 yard touchdown (10% of his 31 catches).  In 2021 he has 7 catches of 2 yards or less (30% of his 23 catches).  The story that tells is that the offensive scheme is using him differently. 

 

FWIW those numbers are hurting your argument, not strengthening it.

Bama looks like crap 

2 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

Bama looks like crap 

They'll still win

1 hour ago, ManuManu said:

 

He'll get an int tomorrow

@LeanMeanGM

Eagles 24

Giants 21

Smith 150 receiving 

@LeanMeanGM

Eagles 34-24

Barkley breaks a 50+ Yard TD 

7 minutes ago, Godfather said:

They'll still win

Their OL giving up 6 sacks already , QB looks awful 

Young throws the int 

1 minute ago, Original Sin said:

Their OL giving up 6 sacks already , QB looks awful 

Young is having a bad game. Running game isn't helping

This game will take young out of the Heisman race 

Just now, Original Sin said:

This game will take young out of the Heisman race 

Who's the favorite? If Bama loses Young is out, Stroud is out, Walker is out. Could be a year where a defensive player like Hutchinson can win it

McCreary or Gardner would be my top corner 

McCreary shuts his side down , doesn’t matter who is the WO

McCreary is a real one

Yea... Hutch is winning the Heisman.