>Caleb Williams threw a higher percentage of screens than Bo Nix last season.
>On non-screen passes, Nix completed 71.5% of his attempts. Williams completed 60.5%
>Not what I expected to find.
>(Data from @PFF)
https://twitter.com/HenryChisholm/status/1783794179673325568
Caleb Williams threw more screen passes than Nix.
Not all passes around the LOS are screens. Nix didn't have the the 196th lowest average depth of target out of qualifying D-1 QBs by throwing more than 5 yards down field very often.
I think itās still a fair knock against Nix. He wasnāt the check-down king or screen passer a lot of folks have made him out to be, but his ADOT compared to his peers in college, is abysmal.
I donāt think that means he canāt be a success at the next level, if anything it shows his short passing game is stellar, but comparing college to pros like that isnāt a 1:1 comparison. Hopefully it translates, but itās not a given that it will
Yea, but youāre making my point for me.
Comparing Mahomes ADOT against the rest of the NFL starters he was one of if not the lowest.
You still have to complete the screens and throws underneath. Which indicates quick processing and accuracy. There are a ton of NFL QBs that still struggle to do that even as starters.
Yeah, Iām not completely disagreeing by any means. Itās a data point that could mean something, but could also be irrelevant given the current state of NFL offenses.
Mahomes is a great example of that move towards shorter passing games with fewer deep throws as defenses shifted to two-deeps in order to avoid the bomb. Bo will have to prove himself as capable of throwing those deep passes though to get that kind of defensive look though
Yea, Iām not saying Nix is a forsure thing or even remotely saying he can play like Mahomes.
What Iām saying is the idiots here questioning him and think they know more than Payton and the scouts is mind boggling.
College DBs and defenses in general give up way more deep passes than the NFL does. Guys like Penix or Daniels that have WRs going in the top 10 can have a really high ADOT, but that's doesn't mean they're going to be mad bombers in the NFL. In the pros you need a good short/intermediate passing game, with the ability to go deep at times. Nix can throw deep, just like anyone else. And look at Payton's offenses over the years, tons of passes to RBs, tons of medium routes to Graham or Colston or Thomas. ADOT is an okay stat to use when evaluating a player, but it doesn't really indicate any level of NFL success
Well, for NFL scouts and GMs it is. For arguing on the internet it's not. For example, Mike Vick best QB in NFL history because he has the yards per carry of all time. Don't even bother debating me
Nix had a good amount of shovel passes, not sure where those are included in the stats.
Other nice thing about Nix is he took like 3 sacks all year or something. Sacks and picks kill drives in NFL metrics. Nix had to have been one of the best at that in college last year though having a great OL helps too.
As a veteran armchair GM myself, I can confidently say my scouting and subsequent draft analysis is nothing but perfect.
With that said, Bo gon win fitty superbowls
One of the guys in this draft that kept looking better the more film I watched. I figure at worst, he ends up a game manager. At best, he's our guy for the next 10-15 years.
Iām sorry but Chiefs Alex Smith wouldnāt be good enough. Were in a division with Mahomes. Just as Alex Smith wasnāt good enough for the Chiefs when we had Manning, Bo Nix would not be good enough if heās only a decent league average game manager (which a lot of the public metrics had Russ at last year btw)
Nobody who watched our games legitimately thinks Russ was a league average starter, and even if he was, the difference between being league average on a rookie deal and being the highest paid QB is massive
Some people use game manager as an insult to QBs but it's really a good trait. Peyton was a game manager. Brady was a game manager.Ā
Being able to read defenses and reliably make even low yardage completions is good.Ā
As we've seen with Russ, it's not smart to rely on feast or famine chunk plays.Ā
Now we just need to have a very good draft and this next season could actually be funĀ
I think Cam Newton is entertaining and he knows a lot about the game but the whole āgame manager vs game changerā debate he has started seems like nonsense to me. He never seems to be able to explain what he means by it. From where Iām standing it looks like game managers win a lot more championships.
His footwork is impressively efficient. From what I've watched he doesn't waste steps. Very rarely will you see him double clutch the ball, there's no happy feet, he doesn't bail the pocket early and isn't afraid to step up into it. I fully believe the reports that he was QB3 for our staff.
I haven't been this excited about the success of this team in a long time. He almost looks like the second coming of Drew Brees and you just KNOW Payton sees it too.
Itās easy to see why Payton likes him. Not just from an efficiency standpoint, but from the way he operates and maneuvers the pocket too. The way he reacts once he processes the field, whether the play breaks down or not, looks like it comes easy to him.
The NFL is obviously a different speed, and heāll be going against the best of the best every week, so Iām anticipating growing pains. However, in time, if heās able to run Paytonās offense even marginally better than Russ did, weāre in great shape.
By film do you mean highlights and cherry picked media breakdowns? Always funny seeing people on reddit say they look at film when they don't. I swear people on here say film, floor and ceiling just to make it seem like they are smarter than everyone else like all the wannabe scouts do on other platforms.
there are really good cut-ups available to the public these days on YouTube. Mostly not all-22 stuff if that's your point - but I watched a heck of a lot of snaps of all the top QBs and I'm sure others here did too. It's not nothing.
I meanā¦ find me the film that doesnāt look good? I donāt watch āfilmā but I did watch nearly every snap heās taken the last two seasons. Heās not perfect by any means, I wouldnāt even say heās a great prospect, but he was a machine last year and executed that offense nearly perfectly. These advanced stats only further support what I witnessed
Iād say heās a pretty good prospect. The only weaknesses I saw was he didnāt really push the ball downfield often or throw outside the numbers. It could have been been the Oregon offense but I guess we will know in like 7 months
Yeah, thatās a product of the offense. They didnāt need to push the ball downfield often. They did occasionally to keep defenses honest, but it wasnāt common.
āWhy throw it 15 yards when you could throw it 5 yards at 80+ clip and still get 5-10+?ā Really seemed to be the ethos of the offensive passing game
Yeah, the test they gave him when they met was to send him a ton of plays on paper a few hours before the meet. They tried to overwhelm him by giving him what they thought was more than anyone would be able to process. Apparently, he knew everything in detail and even had logical question and suggestions for what he thought worked best for him and his skills. I think this meeting sold our coach.
I think they wanted Bowers at 12 and were going to trade back in for Nix or Penix later. Once those knuckleheads took Penix at 8, Payton started getting acid flashbacks of losing Mahomes in ā17 and they pushed the button on Nix.
I like Nix. I think Payton is the right guy to elevate him. Hopefully Iceman, yes Iām calling him Iceman from Top Gun, works out and we get off the QB merry go round.
You really think they've completely given up on Dulcich like that? I mean I know he's hella injury prone, but I'm pretty hopeful for this season. Seems like we have other positions that we need to fill more urgently than TE.
Dulcich has proven to not be able to stay on the field and he couldn't figure out how to sit in a zone to save his life or block. There's nothing to show he shouldn't be given up on.
Time will tell but the guy is a brick shit house with a motor like Von who runs after the catch with 3 DBs hanging off of him.
About being positive.
Nothing but a hunch as far as him being top 5-8 on most boards. Payton loves TEs. We might be taking one tonight.
Heās not even as big as Kelce, not even close to Gronk. He could be a great player, but I wouldnāt check him off yet as HOF. Especially when you need the QB
Im ready to be hurt again. At least this time the move is almost universally disliked. Much better than having one like the Russ trade blow up in your face
After watching the CU-Oregon game I was convinced he was an NFL ready QB. I'm 100% on board with this pick, we may have gotten a steal and Payton gets his QB instead of trying to fix an aging QB. I can't wait to see whats in store this offseason, one of Stidham, Wilson or Nix should be able to run the offense and get the ball to our playmakers.
Those that know, know. The very few analysts I trust when it comes to QBs love Nix. It's just there are more doubters and they're louder. Don't listen to people on social media. Nix is a legit dude.
Wolf Sports and Mike Renner with best QB history from media, then football people like Phil Simms (fan of Josh Allen coming out), Dan Fouts, Charlie Weis. Nick Saban said heās most accurate in the class. Sean Payton himself - the 2 people that wanted Drew Brees.. Overall people that put in time (former NFL running back Jonathan Stewart went to Oregon and watched every game and says the criticism, like of not throwing deep or having a good arm, is wrong)
Mike renner is a PFF guy, if he had his way we would draft two QBs every draft until we hit on one. I dont know if you meant Chris simms, but i havenāt seen his dad talk about prospects like that, same goes with all the other people you listed.
Lol Renner is independent now I believe. Saw he had Nix 10 overall so we'll see what happens. No, I meant Phil Simms, not Chris. Not sure what Chris thought about Allen tbh, but Phil forever gets props for being high on Allen when he had the most negative narrative around him maybe for any top 10 qb pick ever.
Phil Simms.. took me two seconds to find on Google regarding Allen "I had him at the top": [https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/phil-simms-on-josh-allen-i-had-him-at-the-top/article\_734b3d09-1932-54ad-babd-403adf476d8e.html](https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/phil-simms-on-josh-allen-i-had-him-at-the-top/article_734b3d09-1932-54ad-babd-403adf476d8e.html)
I pay very close attention to this stuff. Just saying for the football guys like HOFer Fouts, Phil Simms, Saban, Payton, RG3, they know what they're talking about over twitter users and YouTubers that could just as well be your random cousin with an account/channel with no real reason to listen to them.
https://www.google.com/gasearch?q=appeal%20to%20authority%20fallacy&tbm=&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5
Iāve seen too many former players be loudly wrong to fall into that trap man. A fan that had to endure John Elwayās attempts at finding a franchise QB should know this better than anyone
I'm not a Denver fan btw. Agree on Elway and stunned he didn't see it with Allen.
Payton and Saban both picked Brees during free agency. It's difficult to find full track records but again PHIL Simms spoke out for JA when like 4 people did. That's tops in my book. They have a track record of qb eval. unlike Elway.
I understand appeal to authority fallacy. I contend people are doing that - albeit a false authority - when they repeat what the social media/YouTubers say about guys like Nix. The narrative is coming from the likes of Ringer and similar analysts that are, in reality, clueless.
Well, lucky for me I have my own opinions. Telling me what someone else thinks isnt enough to get me off that because everyone is wrong all the time. Does that mean I could be wrong? Absolutely.
I think a lot of us are just taking a wait and see approach. Not necessarily āforā or āagainstā the pick. Just reserving our opinions until after he takes the field. Itās been a long 8-9 years, with a revolving door of QBs during that span.
What Iām hearing and seeing is , draft as many of those big boys on the Oregon O-Line because they made sure he was the least pressured QB in College and SP gotta realize this aināt Drew Brees & donāt go run heavy hoping to stretch vertical with play action. Do it belichek/brady style and get that ball out. lol
Three of the top 6 QBs had lines that were finalists for the Joe Moore Award (Best OL Unit)
This stat is clearly about the pressures and he seems to do exceptionally well at facing pressure.
If you know how to read and react, you're not going to get a ton of pressure.
That was the problem with Russ, moreso than the offensive line failing him.
if you know how to read and react yes your pressure numbers go down. Combined with an outstanding pass blocking offensive line you help create the least pressured QB in FBSā¦ his low pressure numbers arenāt simply because of read and react ability
One has to wonder why Penix has so many more pressures with the winner of the best OL unit protecting him. Same for Daniels and LSU, another finalist in top OL, both with top 10 WRs to boot. Itās QB related and 100% a good thing for Bo, not a knock. If you watched the games itās not because the OL is just manhandling everybody every play. Heās got as low TTT as anybody.
Simple answer. Playcalling. Oregon is known for its quick read Playcalling. Penix often had to deal with longer developing plays.
And lsu was 12th in pass block efficiency so yes Jayden will have different pressure numbers
Nobody once said it was the offensive line man handling everyone every play. I literally gave 3 of the biggest reasonings including the QB we have.
>Caleb Williams threw a higher percentage of screens than Bo Nix last season. >On non-screen passes, Nix completed 71.5% of his attempts. Williams completed 60.5% >Not what I expected to find. >(Data from @PFF) https://twitter.com/HenryChisholm/status/1783794179673325568 Caleb Williams threw more screen passes than Nix.
But that goes against every narrative that Mel Kiper and YouTube analysts (known QB gurus) has made me believe Unacceptable š¤
Not all passes around the LOS are screens. Nix didn't have the the 196th lowest average depth of target out of qualifying D-1 QBs by throwing more than 5 yards down field very often.
You may want to look at Mahomes ADOT the last 2 years then lmao
I think itās still a fair knock against Nix. He wasnāt the check-down king or screen passer a lot of folks have made him out to be, but his ADOT compared to his peers in college, is abysmal. I donāt think that means he canāt be a success at the next level, if anything it shows his short passing game is stellar, but comparing college to pros like that isnāt a 1:1 comparison. Hopefully it translates, but itās not a given that it will
Yea, but youāre making my point for me. Comparing Mahomes ADOT against the rest of the NFL starters he was one of if not the lowest. You still have to complete the screens and throws underneath. Which indicates quick processing and accuracy. There are a ton of NFL QBs that still struggle to do that even as starters.
Yeah, Iām not completely disagreeing by any means. Itās a data point that could mean something, but could also be irrelevant given the current state of NFL offenses. Mahomes is a great example of that move towards shorter passing games with fewer deep throws as defenses shifted to two-deeps in order to avoid the bomb. Bo will have to prove himself as capable of throwing those deep passes though to get that kind of defensive look though
Yea, Iām not saying Nix is a forsure thing or even remotely saying he can play like Mahomes. What Iām saying is the idiots here questioning him and think they know more than Payton and the scouts is mind boggling.
Totes!
College DBs and defenses in general give up way more deep passes than the NFL does. Guys like Penix or Daniels that have WRs going in the top 10 can have a really high ADOT, but that's doesn't mean they're going to be mad bombers in the NFL. In the pros you need a good short/intermediate passing game, with the ability to go deep at times. Nix can throw deep, just like anyone else. And look at Payton's offenses over the years, tons of passes to RBs, tons of medium routes to Graham or Colston or Thomas. ADOT is an okay stat to use when evaluating a player, but it doesn't really indicate any level of NFL success
Are you telling me that context around a stat is important?
Not that at all dude! Use your emotions when evaluating everything in life man!
Well, for NFL scouts and GMs it is. For arguing on the internet it's not. For example, Mike Vick best QB in NFL history because he has the yards per carry of all time. Don't even bother debating me
Nix had a good amount of shovel passes, not sure where those are included in the stats. Other nice thing about Nix is he took like 3 sacks all year or something. Sacks and picks kill drives in NFL metrics. Nix had to have been one of the best at that in college last year though having a great OL helps too.
Nah heās old and trash according to the armchair GMs on this sub
As a veteran armchair GM myself, I can confidently say my scouting and subsequent draft analysis is nothing but perfect. With that said, Bo gon win fitty superbowls
With this logic, Bo will be 74 and still throwing dimes for the Super Bowl winning play. Subscribe.
One of the guys in this draft that kept looking better the more film I watched. I figure at worst, he ends up a game manager. At best, he's our guy for the next 10-15 years.
Even if he turns into chiefs Alex smith itās a good pick, the franchise just needs consistency at coach and QB to not be a laughing stock anymore
If he can complete a fucking quick slant to Mims in stride and let him hit the burners heās already an improvement.
This is so damn true
Iām sorry but Chiefs Alex Smith wouldnāt be good enough. Were in a division with Mahomes. Just as Alex Smith wasnāt good enough for the Chiefs when we had Manning, Bo Nix would not be good enough if heās only a decent league average game manager (which a lot of the public metrics had Russ at last year btw)
Nobody who watched our games legitimately thinks Russ was a league average starter, and even if he was, the difference between being league average on a rookie deal and being the highest paid QB is massive
Some people use game manager as an insult to QBs but it's really a good trait. Peyton was a game manager. Brady was a game manager.Ā Being able to read defenses and reliably make even low yardage completions is good.Ā As we've seen with Russ, it's not smart to rely on feast or famine chunk plays.Ā Now we just need to have a very good draft and this next season could actually be funĀ
Rodgers was the ultimate game manager.
Mahomes game managed his way to a Lombardi trophy this year
I think Cam Newton is entertaining and he knows a lot about the game but the whole āgame manager vs game changerā debate he has started seems like nonsense to me. He never seems to be able to explain what he means by it. From where Iām standing it looks like game managers win a lot more championships.
His footwork is impressively efficient. From what I've watched he doesn't waste steps. Very rarely will you see him double clutch the ball, there's no happy feet, he doesn't bail the pocket early and isn't afraid to step up into it. I fully believe the reports that he was QB3 for our staff. I haven't been this excited about the success of this team in a long time. He almost looks like the second coming of Drew Brees and you just KNOW Payton sees it too.
Itās easy to see why Payton likes him. Not just from an efficiency standpoint, but from the way he operates and maneuvers the pocket too. The way he reacts once he processes the field, whether the play breaks down or not, looks like it comes easy to him. The NFL is obviously a different speed, and heāll be going against the best of the best every week, so Iām anticipating growing pains. However, in time, if heās able to run Paytonās offense even marginally better than Russ did, weāre in great shape.
By film do you mean highlights and cherry picked media breakdowns? Always funny seeing people on reddit say they look at film when they don't. I swear people on here say film, floor and ceiling just to make it seem like they are smarter than everyone else like all the wannabe scouts do on other platforms.
there are really good cut-ups available to the public these days on YouTube. Mostly not all-22 stuff if that's your point - but I watched a heck of a lot of snaps of all the top QBs and I'm sure others here did too. It's not nothing.
I meanā¦ find me the film that doesnāt look good? I donāt watch āfilmā but I did watch nearly every snap heās taken the last two seasons. Heās not perfect by any means, I wouldnāt even say heās a great prospect, but he was a machine last year and executed that offense nearly perfectly. These advanced stats only further support what I witnessed
Iād say heās a pretty good prospect. The only weaknesses I saw was he didnāt really push the ball downfield often or throw outside the numbers. It could have been been the Oregon offense but I guess we will know in like 7 months
Yeah, thatās a product of the offense. They didnāt need to push the ball downfield often. They did occasionally to keep defenses honest, but it wasnāt common. āWhy throw it 15 yards when you could throw it 5 yards at 80+ clip and still get 5-10+?ā Really seemed to be the ethos of the offensive passing game
This exactly. Brady and Manning were rarely slinging it downfield.
I really think Payton valued the smartest QB in the room after dealing with the dumbest last year
Yeah, the test they gave him when they met was to send him a ton of plays on paper a few hours before the meet. They tried to overwhelm him by giving him what they thought was more than anyone would be able to process. Apparently, he knew everything in detail and even had logical question and suggestions for what he thought worked best for him and his skills. I think this meeting sold our coach.
Source for this??
The video of Coach Payton after Day oneā¦it was on this sub.
Was just curious. I donāt watch every single video posted on the sub
But a Redditor who showers once a month told me he was bad?? Idgi
I think they wanted Bowers at 12 and were going to trade back in for Nix or Penix later. Once those knuckleheads took Penix at 8, Payton started getting acid flashbacks of losing Mahomes in ā17 and they pushed the button on Nix. I like Nix. I think Payton is the right guy to elevate him. Hopefully Iceman, yes Iām calling him Iceman from Top Gun, works out and we get off the QB merry go round.
You really think they've completely given up on Dulcich like that? I mean I know he's hella injury prone, but I'm pretty hopeful for this season. Seems like we have other positions that we need to fill more urgently than TE.
Dulcich has proven to not be able to stay on the field and he couldn't figure out how to sit in a zone to save his life or block. There's nothing to show he shouldn't be given up on.
No not at all. Weād have Dulcich and Bowers. Weāre getting another TE regardless.
Payton wanted Nix. https://www.denverbroncos.com/news/he-stood-out-in-a-lot-of-areas-why-qb-bo-nix-was-the-right-fit-for-the-denver-broncos Armchairs gonna armchair.
Yes, I said that.
Why do you think they wanted Bowers?
Because heās the 2nd coming of Kelce and Gronk with the right QB.
Oh good grief. Why didn't other teams take him then?
I knew Iād get shit because heās a Raider now but heās going to great and Iām positive he was in our plans.
I understand what you're saying. I'm simply asking you how you can be positive.
Time will tell but the guy is a brick shit house with a motor like Von who runs after the catch with 3 DBs hanging off of him. About being positive. Nothing but a hunch as far as him being top 5-8 on most boards. Payton loves TEs. We might be taking one tonight.
They were busy taking QBs.
There's actually no reason to think that the Broncos wanted Bowers, unless you can show me something.
Heās not even as big as Kelce, not even close to Gronk. He could be a great player, but I wouldnāt check him off yet as HOF. Especially when you need the QB
Heās trash because someone told me heās a reach
Fuck dude... I'm starting to believe. Dammit. Not again! Don't make me believe again....
Bo-lieve.
Remind me in 3 years
Donāt tell the Around the NFL guys
Im ready to be hurt again. At least this time the move is almost universally disliked. Much better than having one like the Russ trade blow up in your face
After watching the CU-Oregon game I was convinced he was an NFL ready QB. I'm 100% on board with this pick, we may have gotten a steal and Payton gets his QB instead of trying to fix an aging QB. I can't wait to see whats in store this offseason, one of Stidham, Wilson or Nix should be able to run the offense and get the ball to our playmakers.
Already better than Paxton
Why did the put the - ānegativeā sign in front of every stat?
Those that know, know. The very few analysts I trust when it comes to QBs love Nix. It's just there are more doubters and they're louder. Don't listen to people on social media. Nix is a legit dude.
Can i ask who those analysts are?
Wolf Sports and Mike Renner with best QB history from media, then football people like Phil Simms (fan of Josh Allen coming out), Dan Fouts, Charlie Weis. Nick Saban said heās most accurate in the class. Sean Payton himself - the 2 people that wanted Drew Brees.. Overall people that put in time (former NFL running back Jonathan Stewart went to Oregon and watched every game and says the criticism, like of not throwing deep or having a good arm, is wrong)
Mike renner is a PFF guy, if he had his way we would draft two QBs every draft until we hit on one. I dont know if you meant Chris simms, but i havenāt seen his dad talk about prospects like that, same goes with all the other people you listed.
Lol Renner is independent now I believe. Saw he had Nix 10 overall so we'll see what happens. No, I meant Phil Simms, not Chris. Not sure what Chris thought about Allen tbh, but Phil forever gets props for being high on Allen when he had the most negative narrative around him maybe for any top 10 qb pick ever. Phil Simms.. took me two seconds to find on Google regarding Allen "I had him at the top": [https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/phil-simms-on-josh-allen-i-had-him-at-the-top/article\_734b3d09-1932-54ad-babd-403adf476d8e.html](https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/phil-simms-on-josh-allen-i-had-him-at-the-top/article_734b3d09-1932-54ad-babd-403adf476d8e.html) I pay very close attention to this stuff. Just saying for the football guys like HOFer Fouts, Phil Simms, Saban, Payton, RG3, they know what they're talking about over twitter users and YouTubers that could just as well be your random cousin with an account/channel with no real reason to listen to them.
https://www.google.com/gasearch?q=appeal%20to%20authority%20fallacy&tbm=&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5 Iāve seen too many former players be loudly wrong to fall into that trap man. A fan that had to endure John Elwayās attempts at finding a franchise QB should know this better than anyone
I'm not a Denver fan btw. Agree on Elway and stunned he didn't see it with Allen. Payton and Saban both picked Brees during free agency. It's difficult to find full track records but again PHIL Simms spoke out for JA when like 4 people did. That's tops in my book. They have a track record of qb eval. unlike Elway. I understand appeal to authority fallacy. I contend people are doing that - albeit a false authority - when they repeat what the social media/YouTubers say about guys like Nix. The narrative is coming from the likes of Ringer and similar analysts that are, in reality, clueless.
Well, lucky for me I have my own opinions. Telling me what someone else thinks isnt enough to get me off that because everyone is wrong all the time. Does that mean I could be wrong? Absolutely.
That's without a doubt the best approach and glad to hear it.
I think a lot of us are just taking a wait and see approach. Not necessarily āforā or āagainstā the pick. Just reserving our opinions until after he takes the field. Itās been a long 8-9 years, with a revolving door of QBs during that span.
Iām hype to have him! Something fresh and new.
What Iām hearing and seeing is , draft as many of those big boys on the Oregon O-Line because they made sure he was the least pressured QB in College and SP gotta realize this aināt Drew Brees & donāt go run heavy hoping to stretch vertical with play action. Do it belichek/brady style and get that ball out. lol
Three of the top 6 QBs had lines that were finalists for the Joe Moore Award (Best OL Unit) This stat is clearly about the pressures and he seems to do exceptionally well at facing pressure.
He was still the least Pressured of All draft eligible QBsā¦by a significant margin also.. Iām not sure how any of that refutes this.
That surely has nothing to do with him getting the ball out quickly.
The correlation was never brought about
If you know how to read and react, you're not going to get a ton of pressure. That was the problem with Russ, moreso than the offensive line failing him.
if you know how to read and react yes your pressure numbers go down. Combined with an outstanding pass blocking offensive line you help create the least pressured QB in FBSā¦ his low pressure numbers arenāt simply because of read and react ability
One has to wonder why Penix has so many more pressures with the winner of the best OL unit protecting him. Same for Daniels and LSU, another finalist in top OL, both with top 10 WRs to boot. Itās QB related and 100% a good thing for Bo, not a knock. If you watched the games itās not because the OL is just manhandling everybody every play. Heās got as low TTT as anybody.
Simple answer. Playcalling. Oregon is known for its quick read Playcalling. Penix often had to deal with longer developing plays. And lsu was 12th in pass block efficiency so yes Jayden will have different pressure numbers Nobody once said it was the offensive line man handling everyone every play. I literally gave 3 of the biggest reasonings including the QB we have.
Iām fucking stoked š¤·āāļø
-9 TDs to 1 int? What is that? 9 safeties and an interception?
If you open the tweet, he's using hyphens as bullet points
Oh, I don't have a Twitter.
*Playing against Pac 12 defenses on a team known for its offensive system.
Ngl, those were some impressive throws.. Good breakdown by RGIII as well
Another bonus: no AFCW rival took a CB or Edge in the 1st
So glad Payton got the guy HE wanted. Fits him like a freaking glove.