Tom Brady was sacked five times and hit nine times in Super Bowl 51.
He countered the pressure by speeding up his process.
Tom Brady, time to throw (pressure rate):
Q1: 3.12s (60.0%)
Q2: 2.56s (36.7%)
Q3: 2.41s (30.0%)
Q4: 2.46s (16.7%)
OT: 2.07s (0.0%)
@BeaneaterB@BrewCrewScoop Well, I’m not lacking anything lol was just pointing out splits. Which is what you are doing, just differing variations. But fine dude, your split choices are better I guess
@BeaneaterB@BrewCrewScoop But that’s beside the point…bottom line is, I am asking how many bad halves in a row before you will evaluate him differently? It’s just a question. Not everything is an argument
@BeaneaterB@BrewCrewScoop Your definition of “fine” is very skewed. Post AS last year he slashed .150/310/.275. I like Murph, but if you’re going to make statements, should probably be true
@BeaneaterB@BrewCrewScoop I realize your rationale is based on what happened 1st half last year and the years on Oakland…at what point will you reevaluate? Bc post AS break last year and entire year this year he has been VERY bad. Next AS break? Later?
Brother, he has taken 38 shots in 2 games. He took by FAR most on his team game 2. He’s not “putting his ego aside”, he’s just missing a ton of shots.
Tatum is an enigma, because his truthers are just as far out of touch as his haters.
Jayson Tatum says that with the Celtics so close to a championship he would never allow his ego or his desire to score get in the way of playing winning basketball and putting what’s best for the team first.
@BeaneaterB Last 2 days are perfect micro chasm of who he is. Great to get you 2 grounders and single in the 6th. Gave up lasers and cost Iggy a day of work in the 9th. If the prediction is “he will turn it around”, then okay. But so far? Has been average at best.
@BeaneaterB@BaenchyButBad You’re right, he is a ground ball pitcher. That wasn’t my point. I’m not arguing that’s who he is…my point is: as a reliever, being avg or below avg in almost every metric except groundball % doesn’t make someone “great”… never will. BUT, he could turn it around, it’s early.
@BeaneaterB@BaenchyButBad Pretty convenient haha That’s not actually a valid way to judge someone as “great”, though. And you know it. He’s fine. He’s a low leverage 6th inning guy.
I’ve got bad news for Patrick. Despite playing great this postseason, we’ve been told that having a great defense invalidates anything the QB does when winning a championship. Try again next year, I guess
Why is it in our sport that w/ some we gloss over what they aren’t doing or can’t do and RAVE about what they can do… and with others we gloss over what they are doing or can do (production) to RAVE about their shortcomings???