If the O-Line keeps protecting like they did on Monday night he should keep playing great.I've been coming around on him... He battles but I still don't completely trust him.
Analytics provides a small glimpse of data points, OP or anyone inserting their opinion “good or bad” based on a few data points it ain’t snd doesn’t provide the full picture. That’s the reason why I think cats hate on analytics.These charts are fantastic.
I surprised this thread isn't full of people hating on them and calling them nerd shyt. It's obviously analytics, it's obviously not box score stats. Or is that just NBA conversations where analytics aren't supposed to be used?
Like others have said, they're not perfect though. First chart is impacted by scheme as well as by the defenses faced and whether one is the #1/#2/#3 reciever. Second chart is impacted by the length of throws being made and protection. But they're still way more interesting than box score stats.
there is no end all data. And not a single person professed that in here But its clear that some qbs are stuck playing with garbage receiving cores and OPs that almost 100% of the time put qbs in bad situationsThe chart and open reciever shyt doesnt tell me if a qb is good or not in totality. Those are an ancillary figures that tend remove many factors.
Field vision (what the defense has planned) , accuracy in tight windows, going through progressions, being able to move the pocket and complete positive yard passes, all to me are better indicators. Again not all encompassing.
But those things provide me a better understanding if a qb is good.
Mahomes's own flaws are showing up more thoughI don’t care who the quarterback is. If your receivers cannot get separation, whether by their own ability or schemed to get open, your quarterback is going to suffer.
The garbage Chiefs receiving core finally catching up to Patrick
Which is a result of these guys inability to get open. A lot of quarterbacks reveal their true selves in these situation and ass. And then you have quarterbacks who are always in these situation for much of their careers.Mahomes's own flaws are showing up more though
Too much hero ball and reliabce on scrambling instead of just throwing on time with proper mechanics
Yes that's true tooWhich is a result of these guys inability to get open. A lot of quarterbacks reveal their true selves in these situation and ass. And then you have quarterbacks who are always in these situation for much of their careers.
You have many quarterbacks in the league who play in Patrick’s situation every game and are putting up the same fukked up results.. The quarterback position really depends so much on good personnel and scheme.
This chart makes perfect sense for Minshew. He does not miss open WRs but he's worthless if there's any kind of pressure or in tough situations. Colts have a pretty good o-line and decent weapons so they've been able to hover around .500 ... but he's a limited QB and can't wait until he's gone/on the bench.
To be fair I'm watching Mahomes put shyt right on these guys hand and they dropping it like a game of hot potatoes. Not to excuse his careless turnovers eitherMahomes's own flaws are showing up more though
Too much hero ball and reliabce on scrambling instead of just throwing on time with proper mechanics
Exactly. Damn near half of his INTs were balls that bounced off his WRs hands. Not to mention that even with the lack of separation if the WRs weren't dropping everything he'd still be having a great year stat wise. The drops have lead the offense to be in more desperate situations and Mahomes trying to force things. With some of these guys even when guys finally get open they're inaccurate as hell or don't know how to buy time or manipulate defenses to try and create openings. Even though Mahomes was garbage today and that loss is 100% on his shoulders.To be fair I'm watching Mahomes put shyt right on these guys hand and they dropping it like a game of hot potatoes. Not to excuse his careless turnovers either
Mahomes's own flaws are showing up more though
Too much hero ball and reliabce on scrambling instead of just throwing on time with proper mechanics
shyt I would argue that Mahomes don't use his legs nearly enough. He left a lot of 1st downs on the field by trying to force feed guys instead of picking it up with his legsExactly. Damn near half of his INTs were balls that bounced off his WRs hands. Not to mention that even with the lack of separation if the WRs weren't dropping everything he'd still be having a great year stat wise. The drops have lead the offense to be in more desperate situations and Mahomes trying to force things. With some of these guys even when guys finally get open they're inaccurate as hell or don't know how to buy time or manipulate defenses to try and create openings. Even though Mahomes was garbage today and that loss is 100% on his shoulders.
I don’t care who the quarterback is. If your receivers cannot get separation, whether by their own ability or schemed to get open, your quarterback is going to suffer.
The garbage Chiefs receiving core finally catching up to Patrick
Mahomes's own flaws are showing up more though
Too much hero ball and reliabce on scrambling instead of just throwing on time with proper mechanics