@AjayTakes So a bunch of WR2s are open but not being fed the ball? Buying these guys suggests normalization (which I’m not sure what is normal in this chart)…have we considered that these guys will just stay where they are due to scheme and surroundings?
@catchment22@jasonkatz13@FantasyPtsData It also shows the disconnect between analysis and data. Anyone can plot a chart with today’s resources…not everyone could assess its relevance. To say Nabers is a sell in reference to this chart is to also say JSN, ARSB, JJ and other elite target earners are also sells
@Aztecgodlh22@SharpFootball You see the problem with arguing it’s a bang bang play is it disregards the actions. If the slide is too late to avoid, why is the defender still able to get his pad level down to the QB? Enough time to hit him on the slide is enough time to avoid him too
@noshot_app@RookieWatxh He’s been a bust. The one 2nd team all pro season was a fluke year where his performance was skewed by an outlier game…20-25% of his season stats came in week 14.
@Quintorris_ If you called fading the 2026 class for the 2027 class, that’s great. And sorry for the strong message. Unfortunately many fantasy content creators fire off 4m predictions per year and celebrate the two they got right
@PPRFantasyTips It’s not an NFL problem. It’s a developmental and philosophicals issue at other levels of football. The NFL teams take what’s available as prospects. But even still, this feels like a selective story. 3 of the 4 injuries this year occurred inside the pocket
@NO56303819@raygarvin Amen brother. These charts keep popping up all over this platform. We get it…everyone can make a chart now-a-days. Doesn’t it a good analysis
@mike_daddino At some point, the league needs to remove the play. I don’t say it as a hater and I recognize some teams are good at it. But a QB sneak from under center is always going to lead to controversy. (And there are already chips in the footballs - not effective for spotting the ball)