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@TheHuskyG_AF@jasrifootball 50 sounds like a lot, but that graphic is since 2022. Over 4 seasons (~72 games to factor some playoffs), that’s well under 1 tight window throw a game to AJ Brown
For reference, Pickens has 90+ in that span. High efficiency on low volume just proves my point even more
@JP7424@jasrifootball By not throwing into tight windows because his defense and run game keeps him in the game.
Proves the entire point. Some QBs don’t have that luxury, but AJ was tired of it. You were arguing higher volume to a stat which can technically be skewed towards lower volume
@ambersarcone Its not about the QB. Its about situation and scheme. Something Hurts has rode for a few years now.
You taking Jalen Hurts over Dan Marino?
@SwizzyNick@PhillyCentral2@jasrifootball Exactly. We’re saying the same thing. That graphic uses traditional passer rating which confuses efficiency with volume. A few crazy catches by AJ Brown spikes the math.
Having high efficiency on low volume (like you said) just proves he’s risk averse + avoids those throws
@NFL_DovKleiman@espn Lets be clear before yall start to spew this misleading graphic:
Efficiency stats are not volume. Traditional passer rating is easily skewed; a few deep bail-out catches by AJ Brown spike it. High efficiency on low volume doesn't mean a QB is aggressive. It screams risk aversion
@TheHuskyG_AF@NFL_DovKleiman@espn Factual that you dont know math yes
That confuses efficiency with volume. Traditional passer rating is easily skewed; a few deep bail-out TDs by an elite WR like AJ Brown spike the math. High efficiency on low volume doesn't mean a QB is aggressive. it screams risk aversion
@NorfSide30@NFL_DovKleiman@espn That graphic confuses efficiency with volume. Traditional passer rating is easily skewed… a few deep bail-out TDs by an WR like AJ Brown spike the math. High efficiency on low volume doesn't mean a QB is aggressive…it screams risk aversion
@PhillyCentral2@jasrifootball Traditional passer rating is easily skewed… a few deep bail-out TDs by an elite WR spike the math. High efficiency on low volume doesn't mean the QB is aggressive.. it screams risk aversion.
Could just prove A.J. Brown is elite at catching 50/50 balls
@ahmiryoung@jasrifootball No you just dont understand then
A high passer rating on tight-window throws just proves A.J. Brown is elite at catching 50/50 balls, not that the QB is actually willing to throw them often. High efficiency on low volume screams risk aversion…
@JP7424@jasrifootball A high passer rating on tight-window throws just proves A.J. Brown is elite at catching 50/50 balls, not that the QB is actually willing to throw them often. High efficiency on low volume screams risk aversion.
@TheHuskyG_AF@jasrifootball A high passer rating on tight-window throws just proves A.J. Brown is elite at catching 50/50 balls, not that the QB is actually willing to throw them often. High efficiency on low volume screams risk aversion… especially when you watch the film
@PFF Looking at that defense should explain why they havent won a super bowl since the 90s. It was never the offense or QB
(With respect to Lee, Micah, and Ware)