Interesting chart on offensive tendencies of all NFL teams

[kungfoodude]

2 minutes ago, strato said:

So it isn’t limited? 

Based on, Bryce? I very much doubt it. Do they try to do things that are tailored towards him, well, obviously so. But I don't think if you look at his Tampa offense and his Carolina offense you are going to see a bunch of differences other than perhaps Baker's willingness to stretch the field slightly more. If I recall correctly, I broke that down previously in here and it wasn't this gulf that people assumed it was.

I do think the plays are limited but it's because Dave Canales designed them and is calling them. Do I think Bryce would be better in other NFL offenses or paired with other NFL playcallers? Absolutely. Do I think that will lead him to being a franchise QB? Absolutely not.

[electro's horse]

1 hour ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

I would hope they are judging whether it is RPO or not based on what the oline is doing. The line should be run blocking for an RPO, whereas they are pass blocking for playaction

This is from a random fantasy sports site that also runs a betting app so uh who knows 

Edited January 20 by electro's horse

[carolinanimal]

46 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

This is from a random fantasy sports site that also runs a betting app so uh who knows 

i really dont think the playbook is that limited. i think they are just running what bryce young is comfortable with. he doesnt like play action under center and doesnt throw to the middle of the field especially with his bad footwork. he likes gun and rpos where he can face the line and see what they are doing. 

[blueandblackattack]

Being a run-first offense, and 9th fewest instead of being in the top 10 of play-actions called, is wild to me. 

[fieryprophet]

What do they classify as RPO? I've seen that classified anywhere between "the QB sorta faked a handoff from shotgun" as being RPO all the way to "there's a mesh point and the QB is carrying the RB upfield and receivers are actually running routes." We run a lot of the former, not so much the latter (and I'd like to see more of it.)

[electro's horse]

3 minutes ago, fieryprophet said:

What do they classify as RPO? I've seen that classified anywhere between "the QB sorta faked a handoff from shotgun" as being RPO all the way to "there's a mesh point and the QB is carrying the RB upfield and receivers are actually running routes." We run a lot of the former, not so much the latter (and I'd like to see more of it.)

I think Bryce running a legit, Cam style RPO would last like maybe two drives before he fumbled it or ran right into a kill shot. 

[PootieNunu]

6 hours ago, electro's horse said:

I think Bryce running a legit, Cam style RPO would last like maybe two drives before he fumbled it or ran right into a kill shot. 

fug it, do it. 

Maybe it takes him getting Colt McCoy'd to finally end this failing experiment.