Imagine being so hyper-partisan you can’t appreciate the greatness of Todd Gurley—
31 touches
195 yards
1 TD (should’ve been 2)
https://t.co/eFt3DunXew
@friscojosh@Justinharvey088@DaDamnGeek @Lil_Jacky_Paper 1— “Stable metric” with zero context is meaningless, not to mention “talent” is a subjective term.
2— You made no argument as to how Gurley’s pass catching prowess is a result of Mcvay’s scheme. Kind of a big omission.
Happy to let you have the last word. 🍺
@friscojosh@Justinharvey088@DaDamnGeek @Lil_Jacky_Paper I read it and came away w the following —
— You deliberately left out any mention of Gurley’s significant contributions as a pass catcher
— You provided zero evidence for your broken/missed tackles = talent claim
— You didn’t provide the sample size of TG rushes vs 7-man boxes
@friscojosh@Justinharvey088@DaDamnGeek @Lil_Jacky_Paper Who does the offense run through, Josh?
In the meantime, feel free to provide ANY evidence for your “missed & broken tackles” broken claims. I thought 538 had editorial standards?
@friscojosh@MasterTes Your post didn't cite a single point of evidence to support that claim. You also conveniently ignored Gurley's role as a pass catcher in that offense. Why did you do that?
@friscojosh@MasterTes Also, half your argument rests on this single presumption -- "If you use broken and missed tackles as a proxy for talent" -- which is specious at best. Seems like you're jumping through hoops to discredit Gurley.
@friscojosh@MasterTes Josh, why did you so blatantly gloss over Gurley’s ridiculous efficiency against 6-man boxes but go to great pains to highlight his YPC vs stacked boxes?