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Every NBA head coach since 1946-47. Every NFL head coach since 1999, plus every play-caller since 2018. Ranked the way we rank players.
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@UnderdogNFL@AdamSchefter For a 6th, Detroit gets a safety who hasn't allowed a touchdown in coverage in 9 games. Small sample, though: only 13 passes have come his way, 25th percentile of 93 safeties in targets per game.
What Atlanta has left at safety after the Bates trade: Xavier Watts, who has played 99% of snaps and misses 10.8% of his tackle attempts, 24th percentile of 93 safeties. Both are top-3% at punching the ball out. Only one is still a Falcon.
@AtlantaFalcons@Jaguars
@UnderdogNFL@AdamSchefter Davis takes DaVon Hamilton's job. Before Hamilton hit IR he stopped 18.3% of the runs he saw short of a successful gain, 97th percentile of 131 DTs. Arik Armstead, Jacksonville's most-used DT at 69% of snaps, sits at 7.6% (20th).
Philly sold the $26M tackle and kept the $1M one. Moro Ojomo pressures the QB on 5.3% of pass snaps (88th percentile of 131 DTs) and grades out ahead of Jordan Davis in Savant value, our all-in-one number for what a player adds. Davis is the run stuffer.
@Eagles@Jaguars
Jonathan Taylor is the biggest name left before Tuesday's 4 PM deadline. He plays 76.5% of Indy's snaps, 95th percentile of 65 RBs. But his plays have cost the 2-7 Colts more win chance than they've added, 7th percentile in win probability added.
@Colts
@RapSheet@gmfb Buyers would be paying for volume. Taylor gets 20.8 touches a game, 91st percentile of 65 RBs, but he's running for slightly less than his blocking and boxes predict (44th pct in rush yards over expected).
@TomPelissero@ringer@netflixsports Depth piece, not a starter. Godchaux's Savant value, our all-in-one number for what a player adds, is -0.2 this year, 15th percentile of 131 DTs.
@NFL@AdamSchefter The ball skills come with a bill. Bates has given up 5 touchdowns in coverage in 9 games, 2nd percentile of 93 safeties. Jacksonville is paying a 2nd for the takeaways, not lockdown coverage.
A conditional 6th for a run-down nose tackle. Davon Godchaux plays 20 snaps a game, 4th percentile of 131 DTs, but he hasn't been flagged once in 8 games and stops 11.5% of the runs he's on the field for before they gain enough (67th pct).
@Jaguars@Saints
Dusty May's Mavs host Indiana tonight at 6-4. Last season's player impact said this roster was a 32.5-win team per 82 games.
He's coaching it at +16.7 wins above that pace, 4th of 30 NBA coaches. Offensive rebound rate: 28.0% last year, 34.9% now.
Year one.
Markus Burton's usage at Notre Dame: 98th-100th pct of D1 guards all 3 years. Usage = share of team plays he finishes.
Through 2 games at Indiana it's 20.9% (48th), with assist % at 92nd.
Closest freshman match: Isaiah Collier, a 1st-rounder. Syracuse, 6:30 FS1.
@APH00PS Wildest part: only 11% of his shots come at the rim and he still gets to the line at a top 1% rate in the league, 9 games in. And it's not just rookies. Against every 19-year-old season since 1996, he's top 3% in both share of shots from three and free throws per game.
The Lions give up 5.0 plays of 20+ yards a game, most in the NFL, with 2 safeties on IR.
Andre Cisco comes over for a 6th. He played just 31.8% of the Jets' snaps, but he made a tackle for loss on 1.1% of them, 97th pct of safeties.
@Lions@nyjets
The Jaguars just paid a 1st and a 2nd for a run stuffer.
Jordan Davis makes the tackle on 9.6% of his snaps, 96th pct of every DT season since '99, and stops 2.44 runs a game (94th of 131 DTs). He pressures the QB on just 0.9% of snaps (30th).
@Jaguars@Eagles
@AdamSchefter Detroit needed bodies back there. The Lions give up 5.0 plays of 20+ yards a game, most in the NFL, with Maddox and Harper on IR. Cisco has played just 31.8% of the Jets' snaps, bottom 5% of safeties, so a 6th fits.
@AdamSchefter One shopping list: tacklers. Davis makes the tackle on 9.6% of his snaps (96th pct of DT seasons since '99), Godchaux 8.6% (91st), and Bates misses just 1.7% of his tries (98th among safeties). The Jags are still 20th in sack rate.
@AdamSchefter A 1st and a 2nd for a run stuffer. Davis makes the tackle on 9.6% of his snaps, 96th pct of every DT season since '99, and stops 2.44 runs a game (94th). As a pass rusher: a pressure on 0.9% of snaps, bottom third.
@TheDunkCentral Whoever wins is buying a blank slate. Bronny has played 12 total minutes in 5 games this season, so nobody is bidding on this year's tape.
@ryanhammer09 The defense is what Kansas loses. Last year Council was top 2% of D1 guards in how much better his team defended with him on the floor, teammates accounted for.