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"The raw stats don't always tell the story, and that's definitely true with Bryce Young. The Carolina Panthers QB's season stat line is middling at best, and even some of his strongest days as a starter this year didn't result in dominant box scores." "Context matters, but there are also some things traditional metrics just can't capture. There's value in those, but advanced analytics seek to illustrate how good or bad a player was beyond the box score. In the case of Young, the analytics paint a beautiful picture." -That's the first two paragraphs from the article he posted. PFF isn't going to always agree with a simple box score. Box Score's don't always tell the story and PFF has a lot of gray areas. At the end of the day we have eyes and have to simply watch the games to see the improvements or not. -
By mrcompletely11 · Posted
from week 9 on Bryce averaged 208 yards per game with a 61% completion -
this guy is insane. the killer is that he's not going to be getting coverage from CB1 or CB2 on 3 or 4 WR sets. he's going to be having defenders laying on the ground with broken ankles.
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