Call me crazy but I don't think Stroud's 66.3 completion % last year puts him in another world of accuracy compared to Young's 64.5%. And Stroud 100% had better receivers last year and in 2021.
a) that is a weird caption for what the chart is actually showing b) catchable vs uncatchable pass is a pretty simplistic way to judge 'accuracy'
Especially when using it to measure accuracy “under pressure”. Pretty common for QBs to throw the ball away to avoid a sack while under pressure no?
Take away Strouds 10-26 in 80 mph winds and it looks a little different. I did hear that Brice played a game below 70 degrees and only partly sunny once though…..
I don't understand why you can't put bias aside to just understand that people who like AR and rank him high are doing it because they believe he's got maybe the biggest ceiling of the QB class. Young is far from a perfect prospect, he's got flaws as a passer to go along with his measurables. Measurables alone make Young's chances of being an All-Pro QB very very low. That's not to say he can't be an outlier but that's just facts.
Also I think big time throw is a very good indicator on how good a QB is/can be... sneak peak into 2024 draft... Drake Maye QB1
Has there ever been a good Briles’ offensive system NFL QB? Feel like barring injury RGIII would have been but feels like that system is the definition of a fake offense. I know it also hasn’t been the most talented 5 stars that have run it this far.
Eating a banana whole and putting mayo in coffee literally turned all these draft analyst and pundits brains into shit for over a year. Will Levis 1.1 GTFO... I blame the ESPN marketing machine. They wanted that white boy to be a star so badly. Dude got beat out by Sean Clifford...
Do you assume this statistic is measured algorithmically, by a computer? Or do you presume PFF analysts cannot differentiate between garbage throwaways and genuine attempts?
Is it a safe assumption that the pressures measured for AR were a high percentage of random unpredictable breakdowns from shitty OL play and the pressures for Bryce Young we’re mostly blitzes that he could see coming before the snap and less shitty OL breakdowns? I didn’t watch many games for either but that would definitely impact accuracy for a qb if you know where the pressures coming from before the snap vs your RG tripping on his dick and the dl blowing up the pocket.
AR just makes bad decisions. Same could be said for CJ but CJ's didn't results in the turnovers probably because he placed the balls better and he had much better talent at the skill positions to bail him out.
No. AR can’t anticipate guys being open and holds onto the ball too long which accounts for part of this. I and many others suspect he wanted to prove he could throw and refused to run even he when should’ve, also contributes to the stat.
PFF now makes you pay to use their Mock Draft Simulator. I don't know how I'm going to spend my time on Teams meetings now, ugh
this draft simulator gave me some really tough choices when it came to trades, much better than the PFF one
The PFF one sucks because their draft board sucks. And this one (and some others) offer you trades, which can be fun sometimes although they're almost always unrealistic in terms of value. Stuff like this one is just more fun for me to waste 5-10 minutes looking for a few different ideas.
3 rounds with a few trades. GM of the year: Got Herbert the game breaker and a 6th lineman that catches a little.
Colts should take Paris Johnson or Skoronski at 4, And trade for Lamar after the draft. 24/25 picks won’t be top 5 next year. Baltimore should call and ask for 4, a 2 this year and a 2 next year and see what crazy ass Irsay does