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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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A wing is running Alabama's offense.
Amari Allen's assist % is 46.9% through 2 games, 1st of 339 D1 wings: the share of teammates' baskets he sets up while on the floor.
It likely settles near 24%, still above his 91st-pct freshman year. He's on our All-Savant 3rd Team.
@leggoshero@EvanMiya Watch the foul line. 2 games in, LSU has sent opponents there more often than 300 other D1 teams, and Gonzaga is 33rd in D1 at getting to the line.
@jodenpotter@missilemendoza@AdamSchefter That's the real context. 7 games in, Hamilton was stopping 18% of the runs he played, top 3% of interior linemen, so Davis is a replacement as much as an upgrade.
Tennessee got back 44.1% of its own misses last season, most in D1.
Offensive rebound % = the share of your missed shots you rebound yourself.
Its two best at it, Jaylen Carey and J.P. Estrella (98th pct of D1 bigs), are gone. Opener: 34.5%, 106th.
Radford is next at 7.
@Mglee1966@AdamSchefter That's the bet. Walker and Hines-Allen already knock the QB down more than 89% of edge rushers, but Hines-Allen has 2 sacks in 8 games. Free them up and that flips.
@Real_Adam_Cohen@AdamSchefter Jacksonville gets a ball hawk. Bates is 5th in the NFL in forced fumbles, though he's given up 5 touchdowns in coverage in 9 games, among the most of any safety.
Stat school: free-throw rate.
It's free throws per 100 shots. It shows who turns shots into trips to the line.
Matas Vokietaitis took 93.8 last season, 3rd among D1 bigs with 150+ shots (99th pct). 82.7% of his shots came at the rim.
Through 2 games: 28.7. Grambling at 7.
@Schultz_Report@Realrclark25 The cheaper one makes more people miss. Pollard breaks a tackle on 8.3% of his carries, 73rd percentile of 65 RBs. Taylor is at 4.1%, 38th.
Both on the block, and Tony Pollard is Jonathan Taylor's closest statistical match. Taylor breaks more big runs, 20+ yards on 3.1% of carries (81st pct of 65 RBs). Pollard gains more than his blocking gives him (77th) at a third of the price.
@Colts@Titans
@ESPNNFL@AdamSchefter Philly's next man up may already be there. Byron Young stops 15.9% of the runs he's on the field for, 90th percentile of 131 DTs, on just 27% of the Eagles' snaps.
@PFF Stacked against the run especially. Jacksonville was already holding running backs to 3.66 yards a carry, 8th in the NFL, before adding two defensive tackles today.
@AtlantaFalcons Atlanta got its money's worth. Bates' first Falcons season, 2023, was worth +17.3 Savant value, 99th percentile of safeties and the best year of his career by our all-in-one number.
Why the Jets could move Andre Cisco for a 6th: Dane Belton. He's played every Jets defensive snap, and his +3.2 Savant value (our all-in-one number for what a player adds) is 92nd percentile of 93 safeties. Cisco was the third safety.
@nyjets@Lions
@Eagles One for the Philly memory bank. Davis batted down 0.24 passes a game over 2024 and 2025, 98th percentile among DT careers since 1999. All 6'6" of him.
@TomPelissero@ringer@netflixsports@Spotify Staying put with tough numbers. Jones is costing Indy 0.19 expected points per dropback, 7th percentile of qualified QBs, and puts the ball in danger on 4.2% of his throws (9th).
@UnderdogNFL@RomeovilleKid For buyers, it's more than a 3-game slump. Downs averages 6.2 yards per target this season, 20th percentile of qualified WRs, and has caught 57.9% of his targets (36th).
@Schultz_Report The pass rush is there, the rest isn't yet. McDonald pressures the QB on 5.9% of pass snaps, 71st percentile of edge rushers, but stops just 3.5% of the runs he's on the field for, 4th percentile. He plays just 46% of snaps.
@AdamSchefter And the team everyone's watching hasn't moved yet. The 2-7 Colts are dead last in the NFL in expected points allowed per designed run, with Jonathan Taylor's phone ringing.
@AlbertBreer Doubling down on a strength. Jacksonville's run defense was already 8th in expected points allowed per designed run. The team Davis came from, Philly, ranks 31st of 32 with him.