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Chilly

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  1. I wouldn't pick it up unless he plays every game. MANY WR's play entire SEASONS without missing.

     

    That's not an option, the decision has to be made soon.

     

    IMO there's no reason why they shouldn't pick it up. It's reasonable enough for a good WR to give you a period to decide on whether to re-sign him or not. $13 mil against the cap is similar to what Jeffrey got.

  2. Maybe the offer Doug threw out there at the beginning of FA, which is probably what he did, ends up being the best he can get and he returns? Wouldn't be mad to have Brown back in the fold, especially if the deal turns out to be yeam friendly.

    This would be huge. McDermott needs cover linebackers and we don't have them. I'm more worried about that than CB personally.

  3. I'm playing devils advocate here but I'm guessing it's because we run the ball so much and well. Makes the priority for a top tier FA WR or even a high draft pick pretty low.

    Check out Tyrod's stats with and without Sammy. This includes Robert who was a better #2 than anything we have now (and I don't love Bob Woods to begin with).

  4. One of the other fun things to do is to play with these stats on the passing charts at pro football reference: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2016/passing.htm

     

    Here are some non-Bills things that stick out to me:
    Jameis Winston
    2016
    ANY/A - 21st
    NY/A - 17th
    Passer Rating - 21st
    TD % - 12th
    Average: 18th
    2015
    ANY/A - 16th
    NY/A - 9th
    Passer Rating - 28th
    TD % - 24th
    Average: 19th
    Ouch. It's one of the reasons why I'm not sold on Jameis yet.
    Dak Prescott
    2016
    ANY/A - 3rd
    NY/A - 4th
    Passer Rating - 3rd
    TD % - 9th
    WOW that was a great year!
    Marcus Mariota
    2016
    ANY/A - 8th
    NY/A - 7th
    Passer Rating - 10th
    TD % - 4th
    Marcus is gonna be a star, and his stats are already there. Better than Jameis IMO.
    Ryan Tannehill
    2016
    ANY/A - 17th
    NY/A - 12th
    Passer Rating - 12th
    TD % - 11th
    This one surprised me. I'd probably put him around QB20 but he fell right near QB13 last season.
  5. Bills scored 3 more points the the Redskins but Tyrod sucks

     

    By any objective measure, though, Kirk Cousins had a significantly better season than Tyrod.

     

    These stats are all adjusted for # of passing attempts:

     

    2016 Cousins

    ANY/A - 4th
    NY/A - 3rd
    Passer Rating - 7th
    TD % - 16th
  6. The only passing related stat that truly correlates with winning and losing over the long term is passer rating differential: http://www.si.com/more-sports/2011/06/23/most-importantstatpasserratingdifferential

     

    The two teams with the best passer rating differential in 2016? New England (1st) and Atlanta (2nd).

     

    Chase in fact mentions PRD in his article and links to the one you just provided. :)

     

    They're all tied together. While PRD on a team-by-team basis is an examination of both your QB's performance & how other QBs perform against your team, the variables above look at just how your QB is performing - one half of PRD.

     

    The difference here is the above is an attempt to isolate QB performance while PRD looks at overall team performance.

  7. There's always a ton of discussion on this board about passing offense, with people dismissing our passing offense because of the lack of total yards or touchdowns. Statistically, total yards and touchdowns are a pretty bad indicator of success.

     

    Chase Stuart did this study in 2012: http://www.footballperspective.com/correlating-passing-stats-with-wins/

     

    ANY/A, NY/A, Passer Rating, and Touchdowns per Attempt are the stats most correlated with winning.

     

    Since this is a Bills forum, and Tyrod is obviously going to come up, here's where he ranked the past two seasons:

     

    2016

    ANY/A - 18th

    NY/A - 24th

    Passer Rating - 18th

    TD % - 18th

     

    2015

    ANY/A - 9th

    NY/A - 11th

    Passer Rating - 8th

    TD % - 13th

     

    By these measures, Tyrod was around QB #10 in 2015, and QB #20 in 2016.

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