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4 minutes ago, The Crusher said:

Joyner played out of his mind yesterday

Yes, he did.  And some idiot I was with at the bar yesterday suggested Ashtyn Davis should be playing ahead of him. 

 

Oh wait, that was me.

 

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4 minutes ago, Lith said:

 

Yes, he did.  And some idiot I was with at the bar yesterday suggested Ashtyn Davis should be playing ahead of him. 

 

Oh wait, that was me.

 

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If I was there I would have agreed. Nobody, nobody seen that coming. Same thing with Corey Davis? WTF has that been?

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Mixed bag for Zach in PFF this week. Good aDOT (8.8), ok YPA (7.0), but 4 turnover-worthy plays and 1 big time throw. Worst stat: 3.31 seconds time to throw, which is awful for a dude with 2 scrambles. That numbers has to get down to 2.6 or less for a QB who’s not a rushing threat and who isn’t throwing deep. 

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2 minutes ago, T0mShane said:

Mixed bag for Zach in PFF this week. Good aDOT (8.8), ok YPA (7.0), but 4 turnover-worthy plays and 1 big time throw. Worst stat: 3.31 seconds time to throw, which is awful for a dude with 2 scrambles. That numbers has to get down to 2.6 or less for a QB who’s not a rushing threat and who isn’t throwing deep. 

If that stat includes avoiding the rush and ultimately throwing the ball away, the stat is skewed.

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43 minutes ago, MR.GANGGREEN28 said:

Can someone educate me on this? How does he get 3 pressures on 9 snaps (33%) yet the Jets overall pressure rate with him on the field is 21.6%.. how does that work exactly?

I’m thinking the 21.6% is overall team pressure rate and the 5.4% is the team pressure rate excluding the 9 Huff snaps.


Also saw things that said only 6 or 7 of those 9 snaps were pass rush snaps, making his pressure even higher.  I don’t think any other jet was credited with more than 1 pressure.

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36 minutes ago, peekskill68 said:

Noted on the same chart is the stellar ranking of CJ Uzomah who may be morphing from a legitimate downfield weapon into a 2022 version of Kyle Brady...

Uzomah was never a downfield weapon. The tight ends we signed are JAGS I don't know why anyone thought different. 

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8 minutes ago, Darnold's Forehead said:

I’m thinking the 21.6% is overall team pressure rate and the 5.4% is the team pressure rate excluding the 9 Huff snaps.


Also saw things that said only 6 or 7 of those 9 snaps were pass rush snaps, making his pressure even higher.  I don’t think any other jet was credited with more than 1 pressure.

Thank you that makes sense

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14 minutes ago, Ghost420 said:

Uzomah was never a downfield weapon. The tight ends we signed are JAGS I don't know why anyone thought different. 

Meh...  He was averaging about 10.5 yds per reception at Cincinnati.  Kelce and Andrews average about 12.   

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6 hours ago, Jetsfan80 said:

Mentioned this in another thread:  Zach Wilson has more receiving TDs than Kenny Golladay in their respective NY careers.

I saw that stat last night.  It, genuinely, blows my mind.

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5 hours ago, T0mShane said:

Mixed bag for Zach in PFF this week. Good aDOT (8.8), ok YPA (7.0), but 4 turnover-worthy plays and 1 big time throw. Worst stat: 3.31 seconds time to throw, which is awful for a dude with 2 scrambles. That numbers has to get down to 2.6 or less for a QB who’s not a rushing threat and who isn’t throwing deep. 

FWIW:

 

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1 hour ago, Mogglez said:

FWIW:

 

That’s a weird conclusion because holding the ball longer only increases the amount of pressure the quarterback sees. High time to throw is reserved for QBs who scramble a lot (Hurts, Lamar, etc) or guys who struggle to make pre-snap reads. Zach was sixth last year in time to throw, after Trey Lance, Jameis, Hurts, Fields, and Lamar. This year, he’s currently #3 behind Fields and Bridgewater. This is not good for a QB who isn’t running the ball a lot and also isn’t using that extra second to get the ball deep. It’s just the mark of a dude who doesn’t know what he’s doing. 

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1 hour ago, T0mShane said:

That’s a weird conclusion because holding the ball longer only increases the amount of pressure the quarterback sees. High time to throw is reserved for QBs who scramble a lot (Hurts, Lamar, etc) or guys who struggle to make pre-snap reads. Zach was sixth last year in time to throw, after Trey Lance, Jameis, Hurts, Fields, and Lamar. This year, he’s currently #3 behind Fields and Bridgewater. This is not good for a QB who isn’t running the ball a lot and also isn’t using that extra second to get the ball deep. It’s just the mark of a dude who doesn’t know what he’s doing. 

I was, originally, just going to post the stats and avoid the bait, but I gotta say, this place is the only place I’m seeing anyone somehow try to spin these numbers into anything remotely close to what you are trying to do.  Rewatching the tape will tell you that a lot of the time there was nothing there when he managed to scramble out of chaos, hence the throwaways and, in turn, low completion percentage. The line has been decimated by injury, the RG & RT were atrocious yesterday, consistently getting beat in both pass or run, hence the scrambles and lack of running game.  Strictly speaking in regards to pass-pro, Zach’s ability to extend plays clearly saved them from grading out worse than they did.  Flacco or White would have been absolutely murdered yesterday and we certainly wouldn’t be seeing an avg. time to throw off 3.29 seconds.  Full stop.  You know it, I know it, the world knows it.  AVT playing well as an emergency LT was, honestly, the only bright spot from that unit.  Well that, and Laken Tomlinson probably playing his best game of the year so far (probably because he had a decent LT for once this season).  So no, there’s really nothing weird about what Rosenblatt and the rest of the beat concluded if you watched the game from start to finish.  If you really want to sit here and tell me you thought the OL was actually honky-dory yesterday, and Zach just didn’t take advantage of good enough protection, I don’t know what else to tell you.  Literally, the only time they looked functional was the 4th quarter and Wilson proceeded to go 10/12 for 128 + a TD, while the running game suddenly came alive.

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