GoBills808

way too risky i still cant believe the bills released video evidence of him throwing a boomerang

trust me the unrelenting sanctimony of the we're positive crew is just as tiresome

there's actually data from last season that suggests it actually isn't that difficult (completing deep throws vs modern shell type defenses), teams just aren't doing it ... The average depth of throw against two-high coverages was 7.8 yards in 2020. It has dropped all the way to just 6.6 yards in 2024. Offenses threw the ball an average of 1.9 yards short of the first-down marker against two-high in 2020. This year, they are throwing an average of 3.2 yards short of the sticks against the same coverages. In 2020, 11.6% of passes against two-high traveled at least 20 yards in the air. This season, that number is all the way down to just 9% of passes. These aren't the overall numbers. They are JUST against two-high. Teams are getting worse at attacking these coverages because they are surrendering to what the defense wants them to do. Completion percentages against two-high are slightly up. Drop rates on those throws are down. The rates of off-target throws are down. "Take what the defense gives you" is a common theory of offense, and teams are taking that to heart -- but it's not working in their favor. And here's the other thing: teams that do throw deep against two-high safety looks are seeing more success than ever before. On throws of 15-plus air yards against two-high so far this season, NFL teams have a 50% success rate. Quarterbacks have a 19.9% off-target throw rate, 8.1% touchdown rate, 5.1% interception rate and 35.3% explosive-play rate, while receivers have dropped just 2.9% of their throws. Teams are gaining an average of 13.3 yards per attempt and 0.65 EPA per dropback. All of those numbers are the best of any season since at least 2019...

yup imo folks got too self conscious listening to nfl media regurgitate 'allens turnover problem' ad nauseum

i guess i'm not even that excited by the 1seed wildcard round has basically been a bye for us 😂😂

first off I'm pretty sure that's Hawes and not Kincaid second- imo it's lazy analysis to say that 'Josh read the play pre-snap' in one sentence and 'there is no guarantee he is as open' in the next. third i certainly never asked for this kind of offense. i definitely anticipated it but I thought and still do think it isn't the best use of allen: and i never particularly cared about allen's turnovers as they were offset by the TDs

swayze bozeman is a great name

look it was only triple coverage

chiefs up 6-0 i believe this is their largest lead of the season

dont need two golf analogies on one field goal attempt tirico thanks tho

oh sure there are reasons no doubt just saying

meh this has been him for the last 2+seasons. nfl just doesnt want you to know so they pretend he's still top tier

true story

wilson is leading the league in ypg just fyi

little rough from mahomes

when he was hired by Giants i gave him 3yrs lol not the guy

of course it doesn't, and i suppose McDermott's no ring makes him a better coach than Harbaugh lol

i am watching it- this is an example of what folks are saying now granted i am not an NFL coach but this to me is single high. and look was the same presnap allen seems like he's reading playside backer the whole way so once he comes off coleman immediately checks down to cook. never even looks at hawes running the 8 completely wide open for a 60yard TD

Browns were always beating Packers🔒

They don't have enough good players unfortunately

Or AJ Brown🙏🙏

Great call on 4th down there

😂😂Tie still undefeated

That's the parlay👍👍

👍Ty No offense but cover1 is not a reliable source for me