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12 minutes ago, poundaway said:

Pass ratio? Sure.

Joe Brady, on yet another thread?  pass

Rhule hate?  There's no horse left and there hasn't been for while. We're well past horse bits, all that's left is splatter, but we are going to beating the shlt out of whatever's left.

Only wins will change any narrative on Matt Rhule. 

 

Matt Rhule's new OC calls a higher % of pass plays than Matt Rhule's old OC.   

it's just example 32493 of Matt Rhule's rhetoric always being nonsense.  What Matt Rhule has been and is to date remains relevant in Matt Rhule discussions. 

There is no 7 year plan, there is no vision and there is no identity.  Every year he is just throwing junk at the wall. 

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3 minutes ago, CRA said:

 remains relevant in Matt Rhule discussions. 

Every discussion is a bitch about Rhule discussion with you. 

We get it.  You're mad that Rhule acquired Sam Darnold, and he absolutely sucks and made Brady look bad so Brady got fired. 

We couldn't run last year either and that's partially Rhules fault too for relying on 4th rounder with absolute ass for hands that his wife recommended in the draft.

Please let it out.   We'll all pretend we haven't heard it 32493 times before.  Go on, you're going to anyway.

I was asking about pass ratio in preseason.

 

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11 minutes ago, poundaway said:

Every discussion is a bitch about Rhule discussion with you. 

We get it.  You're mad that Rhule acquired Sam Darnold, and he absolutely sucks and made Brady look bad so Brady got fired. 

We couldn't run last year either and that's partially Rhules fault too for relying on 4th rounder with absolute ass for hands that his wife recommended in the draft.

Please let it out.   We'll all pretend we haven't heard it 32493 times before.  Go on, you're going to anyway.

I was asking about pass ratio in preseason.

 

I would think McAdoo's track record as a playcaller would be more relevant than his preseason pass ratio.   Given there is no game planning and the emphasis in preseason is about working specific scenarios, situations, etc.

And his ratio as a playcaller is easy to find.  You were the one hypothesizing about what McAdoo might do this season in terms of pass ratio.  Based off history, it says we are going to pass slightly more.

vs Buffalo we logged officially 25 rush attempts and had 36 pass attempts.  So that trends an even higher pass ratio than McAdoo is known for.  

So again, seems relevant if you want to talk about our O.....what Rhule says he wants to be seems like a pretty relevant topic to reference.   

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I would think McAdoo's track record as a playcaller would be more relevant than his preseason pass ratio.   Given there is no game planning and the emphasis in preseason is about working specific scenarios, situations, etc.

And his ratio as a playcaller is easy to find. 

I know what his ratio was.  It was heavy pass which is what I'm hoping for.  

Heavy pass ratio in preseason would just be an additional data point. 

I hope McAdoo does for Baker what he did for Eli: career years.  Baker with CMC, DJ, Robbie, Higgins, TMJ, Smith as weapons and  Ekwonu, Moton, Corbet, Bozeman and Christensen, up front, its the best our O has looked on paper in 5 years.

Less than two weeks.  I cannot wait.

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3 minutes ago, poundaway said:

I know what his ratio was.  It was heavy pass which is what I'm hoping for.  

Heavy pass ratio in preseason would just be an additional data point. 

I hope McAdoo does for Baker what he did for Eli: career years.  Baker with CMC, DJ, Robbie, Higgins, TMJ, Smith as weapons and  Ekwonu, Moton, Corbet, Bozeman and Christensen, up front, its the best our O has looked on paper in 5 years.

Less than two weeks.  I cannot wait.

It was an even heavier pass ratio vs Buff than his normal in season play calling.  That’s your extra data point.  

 

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1 hour ago, poundaway said:

Does anybody have the pass to run ratio in preseason?

It may be me being hopeful, but are we passing more, particulaly on first down?

Might we actually see an O like McAdoo did his first 2 years in NY?

The data say 75 rushing attempts, 104 pass attempts. 

11 of the 75 rushing attempts were by QBs. I only recall the one zone read Darnold did to score the TD so assuming we didn't have any other called QB runs, the other 10 QB rush attempts were likely pass play calls.

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45 minutes ago, trueblade said:

The data say 75 rushing attempts, 104 pass attempts. 

11 of the 75 rushing attempts were by QBs. I only recall the one zone read Darnold did to score the TD so assuming we didn't have any other called QB runs, the other 10 QB rush attempts were likely pass play calls.

This is exactly the type of thing I am hoping for.  Reducing the run game and emphasizing the pass will leverage what we have in DJ and Baker, and preserve CMC. 

Eli:
2013 pre-McAdoo        3818 yards 18 TDs  27 ints 57.5 cmp%
2014 McAdoo               4410 yards 30 TDs   5 ints 63.1  cmp%
Baker:
2021 pre-McAdoo        3010 yards  17  TDs  13 ints 60.5 cmp%  

 

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6 hours ago, poundaway said:

Every discussion is a bitch about Rhule discussion with you. 

We get it.  You're mad that Rhule acquired Sam Darnold, and he absolutely sucks

I still get a hearty laugh out of your old extremely pro Sam Darnold threads poundaway.

 

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