Dre11
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I know the play to Zeke that you are referencing. He was worried about it getting blocked and threw it high. IIRC Zeke stopped or slowed up more than I would have expected which made the throw seem much farther off. QBs throw with an expectation of the receiver moving forward at a certain rate.
Dak didn't have the same problem with all WRs. TWill and Butler were around 65% catch rate, Witten 72% but Dez 50%.
Drops stats are nonsense. You can watch a game and compare to how many passes were called drops and it's not something anybody would really agree with. They basically call them uncatchable if the ball is more than a few inches from dead-center on the Jersey numbers.
Nevertheless, if you are going to reference drop stats, then use the ones game announcers use, not the ones from Fox or somewhere. The ones I'm referring to had Dez and other WRs in double digits. If you see any with Dez in single digits then you are looking at the wrong ones.[/QUO
I know the play to Zeke that you are referencing. He was worried about it getting blocked and threw it high. IIRC Zeke stopped or slowed up more than I would have expected which made the throw seem much farther off. QBs throw with an expectation of the receiver moving forward at a certain rate.
Dak didn't have the same problem with all WRs. TWill and Butler were around 65% catch rate, Witten 72% but Dez 50%.
Drops stats are nonsense. You can watch a game and compare to how many passes were called drops and it's not something anybody would really agree with. They basically call them uncatchable if the ball is more than a few inches from dead-center on the Jersey numbers.
Nevertheless, if you are going to reference drop stats, then use the ones game announcers use, not the ones from Fox or somewhere. The ones I'm referring to had Dez and other WRs in double digits. If you see any with Dez in single digits then you are looking at the wrong ones.
Stop with the catch rate man......Brice had 23 targets compared to Dez 132, average Brice’s drops over Dez’s 132 and watch that catch rate go way down, it’s simple math. If Noah Brown gets 1 pass thrown to him and he catches it, guess what his catch rate is 100%,is he better than Dez and Brice? ....lol You call drop stats nonsense, then you want to talk about what an announcer call a drop and a catch rate stat, you talking out of both sides. Yes all the receivers struggled in the same year, it’s a fact. You say to ignore the drop stat,If you feel that way, then ignore all stats, because all the publications have the same, I showed you two. What is it? Dez’s Boisterous attitude? His early maturity issues? His sideline jesters? That keep you from giving him a fair criticism?
