What kind of a team did Dak have last year? Do you take that into account?What did last year look like? We are dealing with old and breaking down Dak now
That has been addressed throughout the thread.Without reading your entire post, it remained easy to ask: who was throwing him the ball?
Maybe but regardless stats from 6 years ago don't really tell the story about today.What kind of a team did Dak have last year? Do you take that into account?
this is honesty and i like itI'll take 53 thugs if it means I get to see my first Super Bowl
How about stats from 2 seasons ago? Or is that too close?Maybe but regardless stats from 6 years ago don't really tell the story about today.
I'm down wit you dog! lolI'll take 53 thugs if it means I get to see my first Super Bowl
if you have them maybe post them. But regardless I don't remember him throwing many if any what I would call deep balls last year. And he used to be half decent at the deep ball down either sideline. But I don't remember him throwing it much recently. That was the point if my post - does he even throw it deep anymore?How about stats from 2 seasons ago? Or is that too close?
Well I did not read past the first paragraph in your post, but I do think, as most others apparently do, that the QB throwing to him apparently matters.That has been addressed throughout the thread.
He does have a higher drop rate. The players who get the most targets generally have the most drops. The point is drops haven’t been a big factor for Pickens. For the number of targets he doesn’t have a lot of drops. More than half his drops was one season with no QBBro, do you know how percentages work?
Based on those numbers, Lamb has the higher drop rate.
Great point. Being WR2 means generally less targets but getting open is a bit easier. And ideally one is open on every pass play. It also makes it harder to double lamb because he is a deep threatThe other thing to consider is Pickens was generally covered by CB1. That changes now.
I think some look at total number of drops rather than targets to drops. If you get a ton of tsrgets your total number of drops could look higher than a guy that literally dropped 20% of his targetsdrops definitely not a problem for him. Kind of stupid to claim that.
Yeah, Lamb is more complete. Pickens helps stretch the field. Too bad we didn't have him and Blue for San Fran. Pickens opens it up for guys like Blue.Then I hope Dak throws him the ball deep often, because he isn't as good catching intermediate routes. The numbers don't lie either way, good or bad.
It all depends on how he has recovered from his injury. You cant throw deep or with zip when you cant plant effectively.Dak always excels on deep throws when he has 2 good weapons at wide receiver. Look at 2019 when he had Amari Cooper and young Michael Gallup (before CeeDee was drafted). That was Dak's best throwing season (4,902 passing yards) and he excelled on his deep throws.
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Dak should be able to get back to completing good deep throws now that he has two very good WR weapons in CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens.
PS: What Jerry Jones should do is go sign UDFA WR Isaiah Bond right now. That guy is a separation freak on the field. Him and Turpin would tear things up underneath. No defense would be able to stop our passing threat of CeeDee, Pickens, Turpin and Bond.
Very true. Definitely all depends on how his hamstring injury heals or not.It all depends on how he has recovered from his injury. You cant throw deep or with zip when you cant plant effectively.