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[averagejoe]

Speaking of Taysom Hill, any idea how this broke down for the Saints with Brees v. Hill at QB, or Burrow v. Brandon Allen in Cincy, and how things looked for WFT? That would tell us a lot about the QB effect.

I would have to look at all 16 games for each club and then total things up.

Might be too much work, unless i can find a shortcut. But it is a long summer. I might get around to it.

 

[MilkSpiller22]

I thought about it. With injuries, matchups, etc, didnt think it would be worth the extra effort.

Looking at some of the data already there, like BAL, they rarely throw, but it wouldnt take another chart to see that Mark Andrews benefited most in their passing attack.

In other words, most of these numbers point to the obvious already.

i can see it being an annoying chart because it may need to be done week by week... then again maybe not...

But injuries would make it even more interesting... because you want to know WR1 not necessarily who that WR1 is... so if your WR1 gets hurt, does the new WR1 get similar treatment??

 

[averagejoe]

or Burrow v. Brandon Allen in Cincy

Because I have Burrows in my other dynasty league, I was curious myself.
Of course the big caveat is Mixon missed significant time too.



Looks like Burrows was a lot more comfortable hitting the WR, whereas Allen and Finley took the easy completions to the RB and TE.

Fast fact: Burrows in 10 games had more pass attempts (402) than Baltimore had all season (388) and came close to the Patriots (417).

BTW: this was a huge pain to research even though all I did was look at the 6 games Allen and Finley started and then subtract the stats from the team numbers to get Burrows' stats. So I doubt that i will tackle the Saints or former Skins. (At least, for today.)

 

[averagejoe]

I dissected Fitzpatrick from the 2020 Dolphins. By default, that left Tua also.



Maybe this gives a glimpse of what the Fins and Washington fans can expect.


My take: Don't own any Miami WR.

 

[HaroldSeattle]

My take: Don't own any Miami WR.

I endorse this take.

 

[averagejoe]

This is a breakdown of how all of the targets were distributed among the RB, TE and WR positions.
It also shows which teams passed more/less than others.

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for me...

RB 5 best teams for targets: LAC, NE, NO, WSH, IND
RB 5 worst teams for targets: TEN, PIT, LAR, BUF, DEN

WR 5 best teams for targets: BUF, CAR, PIT, ARI, CIN
WR 5 worst teams for targets: LV, LAC, IND, MIA, WSH (I am expecting WSH to change.)

 

[SmokingMonkey]

for me...

RB 5 best teams for targets: LAC, NE, NO, WSH, IND
RB 5 worst teams for targets: TEN, PIT, LAR, BUF, DEN

WR 5 best teams for targets: BUF, CAR, PIT, ARI, CIN
WR 5 worst teams for targets: LV, LAC, IND, MIA, WSH (I am expecting WSH to change.)

McKissic owners should've sold when they had the chance last year (as I'm also expecting WSH RB targets to change)

 

[TREFF]

McKissic owners should've sold when they had the chance last year (as I'm also expecting WSH RB targets to change)

Fitzmagic isn't exactly known for his check downs is he?

 

[SmokingMonkey]

Fitzmagic isn't exactly known for his check downs is he?

keeping my fingers crossed they air it out this year, will be fun to watch in a division that didn't play defense well last year.

 

[TREFF]

keeping my fingers crossed they air it out this year, will be fun to watch in a division that didn't play defense well last year.

Washington did...lol