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I agree with your assessment. Brissett was very indecissive. From the story on his workwith the scout team, he’s been very good
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Obviously, there are variables between any season that won't allow a perfect apples-to-apples comparison, but the overall picture that gets painted is that we are markedly better at protecting the QB this season. |
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JAFF (10-30-2018) |
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2018 - 9.38 yards per completion (league average 10.91) - Rank 30th 2017 - 10.15 yards per completion (league average 10.58) - Rank 23rd 2016 - 11.36 yards per completion (league average 10.73) - Rank 8th 2015 - 10.43 yards per completion (league average 10.83) - Rank 20th |
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2014 - 11.8 ypc - rank 3rd 2013 - 11.2 ypc - rank 10th 2012 - 12.0 ypc - rank 3rd The only two years out of the top 10 were the year Luck missed and the year he missed over half the season. The difference with a healthy and playing Luck is stark. |
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Racehorse (10-31-2018) |
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That said, I looked at 2012-2014 after seeing your post, and found that the sack rates in those years (where we had a high YPC) were actually lower than the later years. Here's the sack rates along with the YPC average: 2014 - Sack rate 4.39% (4th best) / YPC 11.94 (3rd best) 2013 - Sack rate 5.50% (5th best) / YPC 10.64 (10th best) 2012 - Sack rate 6.53% (15th best) / YPC 12.18 (3rd best) So I'm not seeing a great correlation, at least in these years, between higher YPC / higher sack rate. |
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You bring up the running numbers, but I guess I don't know what you want to compare - are you saying that there should be a correlation between a high sack rate and a poor rushing Yards Per Attempt (YPA) rate? If so, then please back it up with numbers so we can see if it makes sense. |
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