Tony Brown…for those who believe in analytics
 

According to PFF, he earned a grade in coverage of 28.4 against the Saints.

He was targeted seven times and allowed seven receptions.
He allowed 187 yards through the air
He yielded 26.7 yards per reception
58 yards after the catch
Somehow, only one touchdown
And nowhere close to an interception
When the Saints threw in his direction, theur QB rating was 158.3, which Might will be the best possible grade.

158.3 is a perfect QB rating

158.3 is the best rating a QB can get. But at the same time Carr had 158.3 At half against the entire defense.

The real question is this: who is available in free agency right now who can help us? I don't know who is out there. Anyone keep up with them?

My question is how did he manage to get a grade that high, if he has conceded the perfect passer rating, surely he should have a grade of zero. Unless he did something of significance in the run game i guess.

i don't know. what are your plans next week?


want to play some ball? can't be much worse

Season is shot. Roll the dice on another young 6th rounder or 7th rounder. The time to have addressed it was the offseason. They needed a vet or two on the roster before Rodgers was suspended. Not adding some after the suspension rose to idiotic level.

We could have claimed Rush off of KC's PS, but the Steelers got to him first.

I'm not so sure. I can't use my right shoulder much due to a pinched nerve, and two knees with arthritis stops my explosion. Hey, you might be onto something.

The run game would only count in QBR a totally different metric. Rating is heavily favors ypa, completion %, int's and TD's.