@Peter_Bukowski So stoked we restructured Aaron banks when a clear escape plan was in place. Can’t wait to watch him absolutely play up to his contract.
@BookOfEli_NFL EPA isn’t a QB stat god damn man every day I’m flooded with this. EPA is an offensive efficiency stat, it’s flawed when applied to individual players, especially QBs. And who gives a shit anyway? We gotta make it past the first round or at least win a division before we brag.
@jasonjwilde And every single one of them has either underperformed, battled constant injury, or both. The only one who consistently showed up was the guy they let walk.
@Peter_Bukowski And they were down a lot
Mostly due to his atrocious play in the first half of games, then it becomes backyard football and that’s the one thing he can do well consistently.
@chris9lives@Peter_Bukowski I’m also referring to the coaching and O-line play, but still a valid question, they were bottom third in plays run, who knows what the epa looks like if that was higher. Results matter though, EPA is one metric among many, none of which matter more than wins and losses.
@Peter_Bukowski Or maybe they are all just league average pieces and units. League average pretty much looks like fighting for wild card berths and struggling to advance to deep playoff runs. That sounds remarkably familiar.
@Peter_Bukowski EPA measures the result of a play, takes sooo many variables into account, to say a high EPA QB is superior based on that EPA is flawed. 11 players, including the one who actually receives the ball and moves with it, influence that play and raise the result beyond expectation.