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Doesn't matter how many pages you turn we've all read this book before

wait for the all22 you are going to be amazed at how poorly the offensive line played yesterday

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I don't think it's that stupid In fact I would wager EV of first down from the 2 is higher than 2nd down from the .5

I think I remember one vs Jags on third down that should have been caught, probably wasn't scored a drop tho

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I believe it's stuff like how many times X team runs certain personnel packages, or what frequency they're in shotgun vs under center, run/pass splits depending on down and distance and by what part of the game etc etc...stuff that PFF can aggregate in digestible form. You don't need a strong football background to count numbers on jerseys I would be wary of using anything they're presenting that relies on knowing playbooks or reads and player grades tho

He's speaking more in terms of usage I think Dolphins ground game is prolific and Niners have McCaffrey and Kittle to feed, Davis probably wouldn't get target share to justify a deal either place

😂😂You're getting trolled

Just please go look at playoff performances Burrow and Allen before you say that the stats are all but equal lol

Are we supposed to believe you think Jimmy Garoppolo is a better QB than Allen because winning%

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For me Dorsey>Daboll but I'm in general agreement that they just don't prioritize getting guys on offense enough... that's a big limiting factor overall

I don't know what you'd consider good offensive coaching but they've already gone through 3 different OCs under McDermott so I doubt another one would produce dramatically different results I think you have to conclude if you want better 'offensive coaching' it starts at the top

Stats aren't everything but they can be useful, even early on like rn For example they suggest that the difference between how we lost to the Jags and how the Chiefs beat them is not how our respective offenses performed, contrary to your view

Top5 in the NFL in nearly every offensive category means nothing to you then

You realize you'll be able to get a way better price later on in the year

🤙 Don't get me wrong, I think there's value in what they do I'm just saying I'm terms of that value, something more easily quantifiable for that kind of analysis like frequencies of personnel packages, down/distance tendencies...that data has value for sure. But discerning a QBS first reads or player grades I doubt have much value to teams. Teams can barely grade their own players properly😂😂

That is not what I understand at all Collinsworth got in and immediately PFF pivoted to consumer side fantasy and gambling

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I can almost 100% guarantee you teams are not paying for grades. They are paying for the metadata that doesn't rely on analysts.

I love Cam Newton. Big Cam guy here That said your IQ automatically goes up like 15-20pts if you put that guy on ignore

You shouldn't imo. The people breaking down the film are not former NFL players and executives. In many cases they have never played the sport in their lives.

My guess is they either purchase existing PFF data wholesale or farm out the specific info they are looking for to the same analysts. Which would make it significantly less interesting imo. I do not trust PFF analysts to know what QB reads/progressions are on a given play.

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