OT: Official 2020 Tompa Bay Gronkaneers Thread

[PatsBoy12]

 

[PatsBoy12]

 

[PatsBoy12]

This guy...

 

[PatsBoy12]

 

[PatsBoy12]

Wow

 

[PatsBoy12]

 

[PatsBoy12]

 

[PatsBoy12]

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

Wow

Note to Patriots trainers. Force feed all TEs a kielbasa diet starting immediately.

 

[amfootball]

Per PFF
Turnover-worthy plays in first season in Bruce Arians’ offense:

(’12) Luck: 40
(’13) Palmer: 40
(’19) Winston: 40
(’20) Brady: 3 (on pace for 6)

This stat is pretty amazing and really cements just how much Brady makes a HC look great. Arians runs a high risk offense, always has yet Brady almost never intentionally puts the ball in harms way while also throwing for 20 Tds through 8 games and having the most big time throws of any QB.

Also found this info too:
1) Its not as simple as “Brady takes the least risky throw.”

2) On Play-action (particularly max protect), overwhelmingly Brady is taking shots.

3) On typical Drop Backs, Tampa is running a lot of hybrid concepts and facing a lot of 2 Deep and Quarters (Mike, in particular is dealing with Safety over the top a ton). That limits 16+ Throws. Despite that, Brady is still pushing the ball down the field while still maintaining fantastic efficiency.

a) He’s the # 2 DYAR QB in the league.

b) Before last week he was # 1 in Big Time Throws.

c) He’s # 3 in Deep Yards despite (i) 3+ Drops on Deep Balls (at the top of the league) and (ii) 7+ DPI calls. If those were both in the median range, Brady would be leading the league in Deep Yards…and not by a little.

d) He’s # 9 in Time to Throw (least).

4) Brady has the # 2 Passing Grade in the NFL.

5) Brady has the # 5 % of Deep Attempts in the NFL.

How does this all come together?

* Brady has an extraordinary ability to read coverages presnap so he’s prioritizing the correct progressions at a huge rate.

* Brady’s post-snap read is overwhelmingly correct, verifying his presnap, and he moves through his progressions extremely quickly.

* This is how you have such a low Time to Throw while still having all of those Deep Throw stats and Big Time Throw numbers while simultaneously having a freakish dearth of Turnover-Worthy-Plays in an offense that is historically saturated with them.

 

[sb1]

This guy...

He's right - assuming his nickname for Patrick Mahomes is "Nick Foles".

 

[amfootball]

He's right - assuming his nickname for Patrick Mahomes is "Nick Foles".

LOL. Foles just got benched again for Trib.

 

[PatsBoy12]

He's right - assuming his nickname for Patrick Mahomes is "Nick Foles".

Or Tom Brady...

 

[PatsBoy12]

 

[captain stone]

This guy...

If it weren't for MNF & the draft, would anyone with half a brain watch that hideous network for anything at all, ever?

 

[PatsBoy12]

 

[Kontradiction]

If it weren't for MNF & the draft, would anyone with half a brain watch that hideous network for anything at all, ever?

30 for 30 is pretty good as well. Have to give credit where credit is due on that one.

 

[PatsBoy12]

 

[PP2]

Per PFF
Turnover-worthy plays in first season in Bruce Arians’ offense:

(’12) Luck: 40
(’13) Palmer: 40
(’19) Winston: 40
(’20) Brady: 3 (on pace for 6)

This stat is pretty amazing and really cements just how much Brady makes a HC look great. Arians runs a high risk offense, always has yet Brady almost never intentionally puts the ball in harms way while also throwing for 20 Tds through 8 games and having the most big time throws of any QB.

Also found this info too:
1) Its not as simple as “Brady takes the least risky throw.”

2) On Play-action (particularly max protect), overwhelmingly Brady is taking shots.

3) On typical Drop Backs, Tampa is running a lot of hybrid concepts and facing a lot of 2 Deep and Quarters (Mike, in particular is dealing with Safety over the top a ton). That limits 16+ Throws. Despite that, Brady is still pushing the ball down the field while still maintaining fantastic efficiency.

a) He’s the # 2 DYAR QB in the league.

b) Before last week he was # 1 in Big Time Throws.

c) He’s # 3 in Deep Yards despite (i) 3+ Drops on Deep Balls (at the top of the league) and (ii) 7+ DPI calls. If those were both in the median range, Brady would be leading the league in Deep Yards…and not by a little.

d) He’s # 9 in Time to Throw (least).

4) Brady has the # 2 Passing Grade in the NFL.

5) Brady has the # 5 % of Deep Attempts in the NFL.

How does this all come together?

* Brady has an extraordinary ability to read coverages presnap so he’s prioritizing the correct progressions at a huge rate.

* Brady’s post-snap read is overwhelmingly correct, verifying his presnap, and he moves through his progressions extremely quickly.

* This is how you have such a low Time to Throw while still having all of those Deep Throw stats and Big Time Throw numbers while simultaneously having a freakish dearth of Turnover-Worthy-Plays in an offense that is historically saturated with them.

This seems to be entirely lifted from a post from the Tampa Bay forum, pewterreports. Maybe you could give that poster a little credit, no?

 

[amfootball]

This seems to be entirely lifted from a post from the Tampa Bay forum, pewterreports. Maybe you could give that poster a little credit, no?

Yes. The poster got the stats from PFF which I bolded noting it was from PFF and then I said "Also found this info too" in bold which is his/her reasons for the stats. I did not want to say the Bucs forum directly as I know how sensitive this thread can be to that. LOL