That's what I found interesting, because of how much it tilts the bubble in one direction. I actually like the argument for Baker home/away better when you take the neutral field out. It shows a level of consistency regardless of environment. When the decision maker in your offense demonstrates the ability to not be affected one way or the other by the field he's on I believe that mentality bleeds through the rest of the unit. Even more so if you have a consistent coach working with that type of quarterback.
Buddy, you need to watch the Ohio State game. Three times, if that's what it takes. Mark Andrews - Mayfield's top target - did not play in this game. Oklahoma's running game (2.8 YPC) was simply not working. Ohio State is a top college defense loaded with NFL talent. Oklahoma's first four drives - turnover, fumble, fumble, missed field goal. Oklahoma was driving the ball extremely well on a great opponent and shot themselves in foot multiple times. Should have been at least 12-3 at half time, probably 20-3.
Yeah, but that's high school teams...and it's because your HC requires you to...Just sitting in the film room, doesn't mean you are actually studying it...
I watch all FSU games probably twice a week on DVR....I wasnt talking HS film....of course Im doing that daily in season....draft breakdown is real solid to bad they dont have the Ohio St game on film there vs Okla
After watching that much crappy football, why do you tune in Sundays to catch the Browns, too? Unless... Guessing you're the one on the left?
Holy sh*t you're terrible at this. I'm going to break this down, point-by-point. #SMD... except he won the game, so stats do matter. He balled out against one of the nation's best teams. Didn't fancy you an Allen honk, but okay... let's play this game. Mayfield - in this game that *YOU* chose - was throwing to Mark Andrews (rarely), Jeff Badet (WR), Dimitri Flowers (FB) who are NFL draft prospects. Andrews has an R2 grade, Flowers has an R5 grade, and Badet has an UDFA grade. He was going against Denzel Ward (Top 10 grade), Jerome Baker (R2 grade), Sam Hubbard (R1 grade), Tyquan Lewis (R6 grade), Jaylen Holmes (R3 grade), and Chris Worley (R7 grade). By comparison, Josh Allen's toughest competition was Iowa. He was 57.5% comp, 0 TD, 2 INT, and lost 27 yards on 3 sacks. Enough. Confirmed, you're also not a coach. Imagine an impassioned Coach Taylor giving that Friday Night Lights speech... Gentlemen, this game isn't over. That defense is tough. That defense is fast. But we're not going to be intimidated. Sure, we could get 20 yards per play on screens, but no. I'm going to stubbornly call deep throws against an NFL-caliber secondary like a foolish, drunken Hue Jackson because some guy who doesn't even watch film or have a rudimentary understanding of the game of football hates our quarterback on a weirdly personal level. And you know what? We're gonna prove him wrong. Just because. Clear eyes... full hearts... NO SCREENS!!! It's adorable you think an open receiver catching a pass is a 'screen'. His YPC was 14.3 and his YPA was 11.0. Try again.
I figured since they played two years in a row AND OSU's defense was great both years, we would start with the 2016 game and move on from there... I did the first half for you from 2016...I'll try to do the rest later, just to help you out buddy...Here you go... GAME 1, LOSS TO OSU AT HOME OSU v OU Pass chart 1st drive 1. Play Action Pass in flats (not bubble screen), went for 16 yards and a first down 2. Down field pass, ball on 45 of Oklahoma..shot gun, threw from 36 of OK, hit receiver on 40 of OSU (24 yards in air), OB 38 for 20 yard gain, 1st down. 3. Down field pass, ball on 11 of OSU..shot gun, threw from 17 to the goal line, pass broken up by OSU 4. Down field pass out of bounds due to pressure, threw at OU receiver about the 2 yard line, but OB to avoid chance for INT with defenders all around 5. 27 yard FG attempt..NO GOOD 2nd drive 1. Middle screen, ball on 11 yard line, ball hits receiver in the chest on middle screen, receiver simply drops the ball, incomplete 2. Down field pass, ball on 11 yard line, throw to receiver at 22 yard line, well defended by OSU, no chance at reception 3rd drive 1. Down field pass, ball on 26, throw to 34, hit immediately for no RAC 2. Down field pass, ball on 46 OU, play action throws from the 36 yard line after avoiding rush, ball is caught at 42 of OSU (22 yards in air), tackled immediately at the 40 of OSU 1st down 3. Down field pass, ball on 33 of OSU, play action pass thrown from 38 yard line, bad pass short of the receiver. Receiver was open, but ball didn’t make it to him. 4. 4th and 3, Down field pass, threw from the 41 yard line, ball is tipped at LOS and pick 6 for Baker 4th drive 1. (ensuing kickoff returned for TD to make the score 7-14 OSU) 5th drive 1. Down field pass, ball on 18 of OU, throws from 10, hits receiver at the 23, tackled immediately 5 yard gain 2. Down field pass, ball on 39 of OSU, throws from 48 of OSU to receiver at the 3 of OSU, receiver down on contact. 45 yards through the air 1st down 3. Down field play design, SACK, 1st down on 3, no one open, designed roll to the right snuffed by OSU sacked at the 16 yard line 4. Down Field pas, play action, threw from the 21 yard line, hit his receiver in the hands on the 2 yard line and the ball goes right through his hands shoulder pads high, EASY catch, but dropped 5. LS screen pass, gain of 11 yards…held to FG try which was good 6th drive 1. Down field pass, play action ball on 20 OU, threw from 18…ill advised, bad throw, INT at the 39 yard line of OSU 7th drive 1. Down field pass, play action, ball on 33 or OU, threw from the 27 to receiver caught at 35 missed tackle gain down to the 47 of OSU 2. Down field pass, play action, ball on 35 of OSU, threw from 42 yard line, threw the receiver open at the 20 yard line, TOUCHDWON HALFTIME OSU 35-OU 17 In the first half there were a grand total of 2 screen passes... I'll get to the second half as soon as possible, then move on to the 2017 game...
