11 minutes ago, downundermike said:

Here is the full stupidity that is adjusted completion percentage.

 

 

lowest average depth of target on the whole list. 

12 minutes ago, downundermike said:

Here is the full stupidity that is adjusted completion percentage.

 

 

 Daniel jones is high cause they threw it 21 times so he had less chances to do something dumb. he had only 4 incompletions. If you improve him by just 1 completion he jumps to 86% completion overall which is ridiculous until you realize he threw for just 188 yards and 65 came on one play. I thought he was defintion of a game manager outside of the sterling shepard pass. His INT in the end zone was freaking horrible. 

4 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

lowest average depth of target on the whole list. 

Good point, his completion percentage should be way higher, thus his adjusted should be way higher with the lowest depth of target.

You can hand wave away 16 rushes all you want, it’s still way too many for a QB to take. It’s far more in line with a RB workload which has long been my assertion 

 

1 hour ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

If you can, go back and look at the second TD drive.  It starts with an RPO to Brown.

Then they run the ball with Sanders.  It's the same mesh action as an RO, but there isn't an unblocked defender to read.  Straight run.

Next play, is also a run by Sanders.  But this time Hurts is reading the DE.  Read Option.

Of course the announcers called them the same play.

Here's that first RPO:

Hurts is reading the LB, by the angle of his head he's reading the left ILB. Not that it matters, because both LBs bite on the run action. 

Hurts pulls the ball as Brown runs the slant.

Coming wide open. The LBs are nowhere in sight.

And Hurts hits Brown in stride.

I have some serious concern about this upcoming game. For starters

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

23 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Week 2 of the season and the Eagles once again have 52 on the roster.  For the life of me I don't understand this. 

Blank roster spot in memory of JJAW.  

21 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

lowest average depth of target on the whole list. 

You missed Geno at 5.0. 

Just now, NCiggles said:

You missed Geno at 5.0. 

But whats his adjusted ADoT?

Another example of why PFF is run by clowns

1 hour ago, TorontoEagle said:

Hurts runs 17 times, but you think he has no responsibility for that because the coaches aren't calling enough runs to the RBs. 

You're so far gone 

 

I'm so far gone.  Lol.  You think the coaches have no responsibility whatsoever to call designed running plays. You don't believe the coaches create the gameplan and then call the play calls in game day.  You apparently believe this is all the work of Jalen Hurts. 

21 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

so you dont know how football works. got it.

I'd love to meet you in a parking lot if you weren't such a Nancy.

1 hour ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

If you can, go back and look at the second TD drive.  It starts with an RPO to Brown.

Then they run the ball with Sanders.  It's the same mesh action as an RO, but there isn't an unblocked defender to read.  Straight run.

Next play, is also a run by Sanders.  But this time Hurts is reading the DE.  Read Option.

Of course the announcers called them the same play.

Here's the straight run:

Hurts has no read here, because Stoll has completely driven the DE inside. He's looking for the DE but He's not there.

So he gives it to the RB who has clear sailing...

...to the safety. Note that Hurts continues the RO action. The DB on that side has taken a step outside to account for him...

...and is therefore out of the play as Sanders is by him.

Yeah, Jalen Reagor really needs to get some revenge on the Eagles for giving him an opportunity and giving him a 1st round salary.

5 minutes ago, TorontoEagle said:

Another example of why PFF is run by clowns

PFF is such a clown show that Skyy Moore isn't even on the top 15 list for Week 1 Rookies.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-rookies-15-highest-graded-week-1-2022

Published by PFF. 

6 minutes ago, TorontoEagle said:

Another example of why PFF is run by clowns

 

1 catch for 30 yards on 1 target 

Meanwhile, his rookie teammate Isiah Pacheco had 12 carries for 62 yards and a TD

31 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

so you dont know how football works. got it.

 

9 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

I'd love to meet you in a parking lot if you weren't such a Nancy.

 

2 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

PFF is such a clown show that Skyy Moore isn't even on the top 15 list for Week 1 Rookies.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-rookies-15-highest-graded-week-1-2022

Published by PFF. 

Drake London: 5 catches for 74 yards off 7 targets. Dotson had 2 TDs for WAS. Yet somehow the guy who had 1 catch for 30 yards off 1 target is the best. 
 

They’re just being contrarian for the sake of being contrarian. Like how they gave Hurts an adjusted completion % of 83% since they don’t count throwaways and batted balls into their formula. 

1 hour ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

If you can, go back and look at the second TD drive.  It starts with an RPO to Brown.

Then they run the ball with Sanders.  It's the same mesh action as an RO, but there isn't an unblocked defender to read.  Straight run.

Next play, is also a run by Sanders.  But this time Hurts is reading the DE.  Read Option.

Of course the announcers called them the same play.

End zone angle of the play: 

Goedert has hooked the DE. Lane has blocked the DT in a combo with Kelce, who is now releasing to climb to the LB.

I misidentified the TE in my prior post. It's Goedert, and you'll never see a better block.

The whole defensive line has been collapsed and Sanders can run straight up the field. That DE started outside the hash and Goedert has driven him all the way to the other hash.

 

34 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

lowest average depth of target on the whole list. 

 I’m not sure what advanced stats work best for QB’s, but I know this, whatever PFF uses is asinine. I know the rules on politics but this list is 100% Malarkey.      

30-39-360 yds and 5Tds, lol, 8th.   
 

1 hour ago, justrelax said:

Here's that first RPO:

Thank you for posting.

 

Seems that the Depth of the target on this throw was 8.5 yards.   Kind of destroys the idea that RPOs force the depth of target to be so low.  Hurts' mode throw on Sunday was within 1/2 yard of the LOS - 7 attempts.  His median depth of throw was 4 yards.  

32 minutes ago, austinfan said:

It's not stupidity. It's subjective to some extent, but they do similar things in baseball, determining whether the "average" fielder would have got to a ball.

It’s PFF so it is heavily subjective.  But I see some bit of logic to taking out the deliberate throws out of bounds.  I do think Hurts was more accurate in his passes this past game.  Take the throw that looks short to Gainwell.  Gainwell is running into the teeth of the coverage.  Hurts threw it to where he might score from. I think that one is on Gainwell.  But most of Hurts throws were within range for the receiver to catch them.   When Goff missed, he really missed.  I am hoping that is a sign of growth by Hurts as opposed to the quality of routes run by Brown. 

1 minute ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Threatening to fight someone on the message board should be a suspension right?  Has to be worse than name calling, or pretending that Carson Strong is the next Elway.   Right?  
 

 

Where are the Righteous Brothers?   Calling on the Pillars!!!

I believe that is what Big Murph was banned for, "lets meet up and throw some hands"

15 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

Yeah, Jalen Reagor really needs to get some revenge on the Eagles for giving him an opportunity and giving him a 1st round salary.

But then they had the audacity to expect him to actually... you know *gasp* catch the ball!   

20 minutes ago, TorontoEagle said:

Another example of why PFF is run by clowns

Some would say that PFF is booty 👀

21 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

I'd love to meet you in a parking lot if you weren't such a Nancy.

Please let this happen. I’ll fly up.