@DMacWake316@jcorkecu@_Honest_Sports@SumerSports And imo, that's also why Reid is not calling more of the traditional layered concepts fans are asking for.
Especially against man, those rely on timing. Mahomes doesn't play with timing.
@DMacWake316@jcorkecu@_Honest_Sports@SumerSports He should still have caught it, but you got to realize that stuff like this makes life harder on the receivers and will result in more drops over time.
A lot of inaccuracy on both ends is caused by Mahomes not playing within rhythm and with poor anticipation.
@MitchSchwartz71 My analogy is valid. Tyron Smith is going to make the hall of fame. He's an outlier and therefore not a reasonable benchmark/comp for what is going to work for the average player. Thus the analogy.
@SamMonsonNFL You got to love football fans.
"Oh look our 1st round starting LT that missed a quarter of his rookie year for unexplained private reasons is down 40 pounds and weighs less than some TEs, first ballot hall of fame here we go πͺπͺπͺ"
@hbtCHIEFS Why wouldn't you just use drop% ... is it because the Chiefs rank somewhere around average? (I didn't check)
That wouldn't play well into the narratives, would it.
@ArrowheadLive Yes, dumbass. Low sample size. Single-digit outcome event with a denominator in the thousands.
You donβt have the slightest clue what you're talking about.
@ArrowheadLive The QB with the most attempts is expected to have the most drops, and also the most drops ending up INTs.
Mahomes leading this list is expected because he has the most attempts. It doesn't mean that he is unlucky or suffering from drops any more than the average QB.