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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.That's correct, Mike Evans alone drew a bunch. DBs can't keep up with him so they hold him. Also, the no risk it no biscuit deep routes influenced it.It’s only an issue if a significant amount of those are really borderline . Otherwise not much to conclude, they have great wrs who are also physical beasts, makes sense they could draw lots of pi’s. Kc s only great wr gets his jersey from baby gap
They are, #3 I think.I'd be interested to see what the defensive holding calls were per team and would wager that KC would be near the top.
You mean the site that posted these winners:Brady got 27 PI calls in 2020, Mahomes got 4, only 1 other QB has got as many as 20 in like last ten years or something.
I am huge Brady and Pats fan, from Boston, but is there any legitimate complaint here? 27 PI for Brady. Second closest in NFL accord to these clowns on CHiefs Planet was the Steelers with 19. Mahomes got 4, again just according to these guys I have no articles or anything
Chiefs Brady received 27 PI calls in 2020 - ChiefsPlanet
Chiefs Brady received 27 PI calls in 2020 Nzoner's Game Roomwww.chiefsplanet.com
And supposedly only like one other QB has had as many as 20 in like a decade.
Is there something about how intelligent Brady is that he throws people into PI? I am being sincere just curious what smart football fans (i'm a hack) think.
led the leagueI’d like to see Mike Evans stats including those drawn penalties.
I knew it. Was watching a recap of the games and remember seeing a bunch being called on Evans. He's like a dpi magnet.led the league
1. M. Evans 9 / 171
2. C. Claypool 8/185
3. T Hilton 8/98
..
24. S Miller 4/101
basically deep routes.
Godwin had 1
led the league
1. M. Evans 9 / 171
2. C. Claypool 8/185
3. T Hilton 8/98
..
24. S Miller 4/101
basically deep routes.
Godwin had 1
This - 100%. Was just going to post something to this effect and then saw your post.I always thought Brady was good at noticing a PI happening and throwing it to draw attention to it.
Flacco would be proud lol. But honestly, that system was a good thing for Brady. He is reluctant to throw deep and the Bucs demanded that he did so. At first it was rough and lead to much media discussion about how Arians is using Brady wrong etc, but eventually they melded and it was like Brady became addicted to throwing it deep. In one of the Buc's playoff games(can't remember which one atm) Brady stuck to the run on first down no matter how ineffective it was in a way I haven't seen here pretty much ever. Commitment to the deep ball and run was like yin to Brady's yang that he needed.
We needed the Bucs version of Brady for guys like Harry who is a 50/50 or draw pi guy but that isn't our thing under McDaniels.
Go ***** on the Bucs forum about this. He isnt the Patriots QB anymore.Brady got 27 PI calls in 2020, Mahomes got 4, only 1 other QB has got as many as 20 in like last ten years or something.
I am huge Brady and Pats fan, from Boston, but is there any legitimate complaint here? 27 PI for Brady. Second closest in NFL accord to these clowns on CHiefs Planet was the Steelers with 19. Mahomes got 4, again just according to these guys I have no articles or anything
Chiefs Brady received 27 PI calls in 2020 - ChiefsPlanet
Chiefs Brady received 27 PI calls in 2020 Nzoner's Game Roomwww.chiefsplanet.com
And supposedly only like one other QB has had as many as 20 in like a decade.
Is there something about how intelligent Brady is that he throws people into PI? I am being sincere just curious what smart football fans (i'm a hack) think.
I'd be interested to see what the defensive holding calls were per team and would wager that KC would be near the top.
My understanding of this was that Brady worked with Leftwich to change Arian’s system to allow him to work inside and under coverage more while continuing t throw downfield regularly.Flacco would be proud lol. But honestly, that system was a good thing for Brady. He is reluctant to throw deep and the Bucs demanded that he did so. At first it was rough and lead to much media discussion about how Arians is using Brady wrong etc, but eventually they melded and it was like Brady became addicted to throwing it deep. In one of the Buc's playoff games(can't remember which one atm) Brady stuck to the run on first down no matter how ineffective it was in a way I haven't seen here pretty much ever. Commitment to the deep ball and run was like yin to Brady's yang that he needed.
We needed the Bucs version of Brady for guys like Harry who is a 50/50 or draw pi guy but that isn't our thing under McDaniels.
So Brady paid off the Chiefs OL. Alrighty then.