cowboys5xsbs
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Good point on Bass. Looks like he would have followed Spann-Ford and hit Clowney a second time as Spann-Ford peeled off for the interior defender. Might have opened that seam for Williams.To be fair, Bass screws up that play. Bass falling down ruined the play. Barry Sanders wouldn't have been able to escape that mess
I will never understand why teams who struggle to run welcome the defense to stack the box like this.Our play caller needs to be put in the doghouse for that play. Pulling blockers on short yardage plays rarely works.
It's just baffling. In the 90s we could move people off the ball...so there was nothing the defense could do. But today, we don't have the strength, so spread them out ....I will never understand why teams who struggle to run welcome the defense to stack the box like this.
Spread them out. Any team with 2 excellent jump ball WRs is doing the defense a favor by not putting them both out there to pull guys away from the box. Taking a guy out of the play by having him cover a potential pass is every bit as good as nullifying a guy in the box with a good block.
When the talent is C tier, it means they aren’t really “ideal” for any scheme.lol, is anyone a “scheme fit” for Parker’s “scheme”?
It’s PFF. They sold off their data systems and engineers, fired almost everyone else, and now just buy the data and don’t really have any analysts anymore. They had a rocky reputation in previous years but after the sale they pretty much suck.I just can't seem to figure out how these grades are accurate and unbiased with zero influence from personnel feelings.
Nobody doing this work is a fan of an actual NFL team? There isn't any team in the NFL for which they might feel just a little, even subconscious animosity?
There has got to be a lot of grey in evaluations like this. Yet, I don't envision extended debates on each close call. Most likely things are left to the discretion of a few, imperfect humans.
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy these grades in the same way I enjoy looking at stat sheets.
However, these two methods have a commonality. Neither one can really give you the whole story.
