Week 5 vs titans - Stats and stuff

[Chromeburn]

Richardson at 13 in epa throwing between the numbers

1. Brock Purdy (0.7 EPA/att)
2. C.J. Stroud (0.53 EPA/att)
3. Kirk Cousins (0.47 EPA/att)
4. Tua Tagovailoa (0.44 EPA/att)
5. Jimmy Garoppolo (0.37 EPA/att)
6. Ryan Tannehill (0.36 EPA/att)
7. Geno Smith (0.3 EPA/att)
8. Jared Goff (0.3 EPA/att)
9. Baker Mayfield (0.27 EPA/att)
10. Josh Allen (0.26 EPA/att)
11. Justin Herbert (0.26 EPA/att)
12. Russell Wilson (0.25 EPA/att)
13. Anthony Richardson (0.23 EPA/att)

https://x.com/sharpfootball/status/1...L8ardaxv32vrGQ

Richardson at 12th epa throwing outside the numbers. Pretty nice consistency.

1. Brock Purdy (0.73 EPA/att)
2. Josh Allen (0.47 EPA/att)
3. Tua Tagovailoa (0.45 EPA/att)
4. Patrick Mahomes (0.39 EPA/att)
5. Russell Wilson (0.37 EPA/att)
6. Joshua Dobbs (0.35 EPA/att)
7. Matthew Stafford (0.33 EPA/att)
8. Justin Herbert (0.32 EPA/att)
9. Justin Fields (0.31 EPA/att)
10. Baker Mayfield (0.3 EPA/att)
11. Lamar Jackson (0.29 EPA/att)
12. Anthony Richardson (0.27 EPA/att)

https://x.com/sharpfootball/status/1...L8ardaxv32vrGQ

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

https://twitter.com/NextGenStats/sta...79987556847699

On the Zack Moss 56-yd rush TD, Moss reached a top speed of 20.72 mph, the fastest speed of his career.

Yet, Moss was the 2nd-fastest player on the football field. QB Anthony Richardson reached 21.13 mph, the fastest speed by a QB without the ball since Week 1, 2016.

[Chromeburn]

Pff oline rankings

📈 TOP 5:
1. Eagles
2. Lions
3. Cowboys
4. Colts
5. Browns

[Chromeburn]

Zack Moss is averaging more rushing yards per game than the

Raiders
Bengals
Steelers
Vikings
Packers
Texans
Patriots
Buccaneers
Commanders
Giants
Rams
Panthers
Saints
Broncos
Titans
Seahawks

[Oldcolt]

Nice breakdown of Moss' long TD run

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syaonXm2gVc

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by Oldcolt

Nice breakdown of Moss' long TD run

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syaonXm2gVc

At around 1:30 is another example of what the fear of AR as a runner does. AJ Shipley also broke this play down and pointed out the same thing.

Byard comes down and locks up (so does the CB) due to respecting AR.

It turns a well blocked, nice run gain into a 56yd house call by RB who isn't a burner.

[Chromeburn]

Top 10 Tackle leaders

Colts Zaire Franklin - 69
Bears TJ Edwards - 62
Ravens Roquan Smith - 54
Jaguars Foyesade Oluokun - 53
Rams Ernest Jones - 53
Vikings Camryn Bynum - 51
Packers Quay Walker - 51
Seahawks* Bobby Wagner - 50
Jets CJ Mosley - 50
Jets Quincy Williams - 48
Bears Tremaine Edmunds - 48
Cardinals Kyzir White - 48

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory

At around 1:30 is another example of what the fear of AR as a runner does. AJ Shipley also broke this play down and pointed out the same thing.

Byard comes down and locks up (so does the CB) due to respecting AR.

It turns a well blocked, nice run gain into a 56yd house call by RB who isn't a burner.

He got over 20 MPH on that run. It's not Taylor fast, but it's pretty fast.

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

He got over 20 MPH on that run. It's not Taylor fast, but it's pretty fast.

Yeah, I hear you. I didn't mean to make it sound like Moss is slow. Just not what I'd call a burner.

Point is, if AR doesn't scare Byard the way he does, there's a good chance Moss makes a nice gain, but not a home run. Prime Taylor might take it either way, I don't know.

It was blocked really well.

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory

At around 1:30 is another example of what the fear of AR as a runner does. AJ Shipley also broke this play down and pointed out the same thing.

Byard comes down and locks up (so does the CB) due to respecting AR.

It turns a well blocked, nice run gain into a 56yd house call by RB who isn't a burner.

Big Q got an absolute pancake on that run! Q is back to his old self.