Not really sure what does it mean, I'm up to listen to you guys
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One thing that jumps out at me here is that the checkdown percentage is pretty consistent across all QBs with a few outliers.
Kyler is on the higher side of plays with a designated receiver, team is running a lot of screens. Also the 5th lowest for throws going to his first read. However, when it doesn’t go to his first read it seems to be going to a check down or scrambling instead of the 2nd read.
If you see Justin Fields as number one in anything positive, then take this graph for a grain of salt
I feel like Kyler throws it to the check down like every other play. I expected it to be higher than 15. Does that mean a lot of times his first read is the check down?
You do kind of need absolute numbers and/or percentages *without* the “designated receiver” category to be able to analyze how well/how vad Kyler goes through his reads.
Rodgers the check down king. Allen the worst on first read. And Mahomes just all round ridiculous.
If I understand the chart correctly a QB is basically rewarded for not doing the designed play. That seems pretty useless. If the idea is progression then just remove all designated WR plays why is the QB being hurt by doing what the play calls for. Also it’s just insane that Fields is the best and Baker is one of the worst
These numbers are really really really subjective since whoever makes them doesn’t have access to the play calls. Yea you can kind of watch and see eyes or heads move from a QB but what about times when they’re looking off their main target to trick a safety?
Also any chart were Kyler’s check down is 89% is wrong
I know Baker Mayfield sucks and Justin Fields is the best QB starting in the NFL, so this chart is *chefs kiss*
Why does this chart not have either of the purple teams?
Defining “progression rate” as “percentage of throws that have a progression written into the play” is an odd choice.
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One thing that jumps out at me here is that the checkdown percentage is pretty consistent across all QBs with a few outliers.
Kyler is on the higher side of plays with a designated receiver, team is running a lot of screens. Also the 5th lowest for throws going to his first read. However, when it doesn’t go to his first read it seems to be going to a check down or scrambling instead of the 2nd read.
If you see Justin Fields as number one in anything positive, then take this graph for a grain of salt
I feel like Kyler throws it to the check down like every other play. I expected it to be higher than 15. Does that mean a lot of times his first read is the check down?
You do kind of need absolute numbers and/or percentages *without* the “designated receiver” category to be able to analyze how well/how vad Kyler goes through his reads.
Rodgers the check down king. Allen the worst on first read. And Mahomes just all round ridiculous.
If I understand the chart correctly a QB is basically rewarded for not doing the designed play. That seems pretty useless. If the idea is progression then just remove all designated WR plays why is the QB being hurt by doing what the play calls for. Also it’s just insane that Fields is the best and Baker is one of the worst
These numbers are really really really subjective since whoever makes them doesn’t have access to the play calls. Yea you can kind of watch and see eyes or heads move from a QB but what about times when they’re looking off their main target to trick a safety?
Also any chart were Kyler’s check down is 89% is wrong
I know Baker Mayfield sucks and Justin Fields is the best QB starting in the NFL, so this chart is *chefs kiss*
Why does this chart not have either of the purple teams?
Defining “progression rate” as “percentage of throws that have a progression written into the play” is an odd choice.