way late chargers post game

[skinsdad62]

Skins Stats & Snaps: Redskins @ Chargers (DEF/ST)

lanier and ionman were bright spots . if anderson didnt commit a stupid penalty he would have been too

time to give FB and hosley some PT

 

[skinsdad62]

Kirk Cousins (Traditional Stats)- Cousins’ only attempted 27 passes against the Chargers, his second lowest total on the year; but that only partly explains the fact his numbers were extremely poor across the board.

He completed 15 of his 27 passes for 151 yards, 7 first downs, a touchdown and an interception. The yardage and first down totals were new season lows, and the 15 completions were one shy of the season-worst 14 passes he connected on against the Chiefs.

It wasn’t just about his raw totals, either; this was his worst performance of the season in virtually every widely-used efficiency metric: completion percentage (55.4%), yards per attempt (5.59), adjusted yards per attempt (4.67) and passer rating (68.6).

Every one of these figures represents one of the ten worst showings in Cousins’ career in those respective metrics.

Kirk Cousins (Rushing)- Cousins scrambled twice for a gain of 8 yards and a first down (4.0 YPC). Cousins has now rushed for a career high 16 first downs and is averaging 1.2 chain movers on the ground per game.

Kirk Cousins (Turnovers)- He threw a first-quarter interception the Chargers returned for 23 yards. L.A. would score a field goal on the ensuing drive that would give them an early 10-point lead.

This was KC’s third straight game with an interception, and his fourth such game in the team’s last five contests. The Redskins are 2-6 (.250) when Cousins throws a pick this season and 3-2 when he doesn’t (.600). It is a theme that spans his entire career.

He has thrown an interception in 35 career games; the team is 9-25-1 (.271) in those outings. Conversely, he has not thrown a pick 24 times; the Skins are 17-7 in those contests (.708).

Kirk Cousins (Sacks)- Cousins was sacked twice on Sunday. He has been sacked in all but one game this season (at Kansas City) and has now been dropped for a loss multiple times in each of the last four outings. His nine multi-sack games in 2017 are a new single-season career high.

Kirk Cousins (Advanced Stats)- Only 1 of Cousins’ 7 deep passes was completed, his 23-yard touchdown. He was only able to post a 56.3 passer rating (0 TDs and 1 INT) and a 5.4 YPA when not pressured.

His QBR of 29.3 and PFF grade of 50.8 were his 4th and 3rd worst marks of the year in these metrics, respectively. His highest QBR score and PFF grade in the last three games were 32.0 and 73.0.

not real good

 

[skinsdad62]

Josh Doctson- Doctson didn’t play on every snap for the third straight game, but he did lead all Washington wideouts in snaps for the fifth consecutive contest.

He caught 3 of his 6 targets for 34 yards and a team-best 2 first downs. One of those first downs came on third down. Doctson basically operated as the team’s go-to receiver in this game, as he was targeted 4 times on the money down.

Perhaps, his biggest problem was not of his own making; he was shadowed by shutdown cornerback Casey Hayward. Hayward followed Doctson on nearly 90% of his pass routes and limited him to 1 reception for 13 yards on 3 targets (his other two receptions came against other defenders).

Say what you want about the targets and the competition, Doctson has not lived up to expectations as of yet. The 25-year-old first rounder has never caught more than 4 passes and has only gone over 60 yards once in 15 career games.

I still believe it’s too early to call him a bust, but if we aren’t seeing massive improvements by this time next year then that label will likely be warranted.

this is basically his rookie year . i have seen good things from him (not enough mind you ) but he will be a good wr for us

 

[Breed]

KC's biggest issue for the rest of the season is staying injury-free behind that turnstile OL. I don't know what to think of Doctson. He's flashed enough to show he is a talent no doubt, but is he a #1 draft pick talent. Like you said though. This was really his rookie year and he needs another season for an accurate evaluation.

 

[j_y19]

Doctson definitely has potential and we need to see how far that can take him. Next year should be his breakout year. IF not, then we can start using the bust label.

 

[Stymietee]

OK, so maybe this helps to evaluate Josh Doctson. What I've done... list the NFL Player ranking by Receiving Statistics - 2017. I then eliminated everything except receptions and targets. I then added {%complete when targeted} to it. Please note that missing rank numbers were not wide receivers and players without number ranking were tied with the most immediate player above them.


RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted

1. Antonio Brown, WR PIT 99 159 62%
2. DeAndre Hopkins, WR HOU 88 157 56%
3. Julio Jones, WR ATL 73 118 61%
Adam Thielen, WR MIN 80 125 64%
5. Keenan Allen, WR LAC 83 128 64%
6. Michael Thomas, WR NO 85 125 68%
7. Tyreek Hill, WR KC 64 92 69%
8. A.J. Green, WR CIN 65 121 53%
10. Brandin Cooks, WR NE 54 91 59%

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted

11. Larry Fitzgerald, WR ARI 87 123 70%
12. Marvin Jones Jr., WR DET 51 93 54%
13. Doug Baldwin, WR SEA 66 102 64%
14. Golden Tate, WR DET 79 103 76%
T.Y. Hilton, WR IND 48 90 53%
17. Robby Anderson, WR NYJ 52 92 56%
18. Demaryius Thomas, WR DEN 73 127 57%
19. Davante Adams, WR GB 69 110 62%
20. Marquise Goodwin, WR SF 41 82 50%

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Completed when targeted

21. Cooper Kupp, WR LAR 56 86 65%
22 Devin Funchess, WR CAR 57 98 58%
23. Mike Evans, WR TB 55 106 51%
24. Kenny Stills, WR MIA 50 87 57%
25. Jarvis Landry, WR MIA 88 130 67%
26. Alshon Jeffery, WR PHI 52 106 49%
28. Dez Bryant, WR DAL 61 115 53%
29. Robert Woods, WR LAR 47 70 67%
30. Marqise Lee, WR JAX 56 96 58%

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted

31. Stefon Diggs, WR MIN 48 75 64%
32. Jermaine Kearse, WR NYJ 52 83 62%
33. Ted Ginn Jr., WR NO 46 59 77%
34. Paul Richardson, WR SEA 40 67 59%
Nelson Agholor, WR PHI 48 76 63%
37. Jamison Crowder, WR WSH 54 86 62%
38. DeSean Jackson, WR TB 49 90 54%
39. Rishard Matthews, WR TEN 44 73 60%

 

[Stymietee]

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted

45. JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR PIT 37 57 65%
46. Tyrell Williams, WR LAC 32 52 61%
48. Mohamed Sanu, WR ATL 54 75 72%
50. Danny Amendola, WR NE 52 72 72%

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted

51. Michael Crabtree, WR OAK 49 79 62%
52. Mike Wallace, WR BAL 37 63 58%
53. Emmanuel Sanders, WR DEN 47 94 50%
55. Sammy Watkins, WR LAR 34 58 58%
56. Sterling Shepard, WR NYG 43 60 71%
58. Tyler Lockett, WR SEA 39 60 65%

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted

61. Randall Cobb, WR GB 51 64 79%
62. Terrance Williams, WR DAL 44 64 68%
63. Pierre Garcon, WR SF 40 67 59%
64. Amari Cooper, WR OAK 42 86 48%
67. Kendall Wright, WR CHI 43 64 67%
68. Kelvin Benjamin, WR BUF/CAR 32 51 62%
70. Travis Benjamin, WR LAC 29 50 58%


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[Stymietee]

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted


73. DeVante Parker, WR MIA 40 67 59%

74. Brandon LaFell, WR CIN 44 72 61%

76. Allen Hurns, WR JAX 36 51 71%

77. Ryan Grant, WR WSH 37 51 72%

78. J.J. Nelson, WR ARI 27 56 48%

79. Jordy Nelson, WR GB 47 77 61%

80. Chris Hogan, WR NE 34 59 57%

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted


81. Adam Humphries, WR TB 46 64 71%

Keelan Cole, WR JAX 25 52 48%

84. Martavis Bryant, WR PIT 37 67 55%

85. Jeremy Maclin, WR BAL 39 71 54%

86. Jaron Brown, WR ARI 27 57 47%

88. Eric Decker, WR TEN 40 62 64%

89. Torrey Smith, WR PHI 33 58 56%

92. Donte Moncrief, WR IND 26 45 57%

95. Josh Doctson, WR WSH 27 51 53%


On this list ONLY 3 players were targeted less, however, for those who are ready to label him 50/50....you have a compelling argument. Maybe it was a function of the offense or injuries limited opportunities. In either case a number one receiver must factor into an offense more than he has thus far. BTW: Only two players have a lower percent completion rate and only two had less than 27 receptions....Josh's total thus far.

 

[skinsdad62]

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted


73. DeVante Parker, WR MIA 40 67 59%

74. Brandon LaFell, WR CIN 44 72 61%

76. Allen Hurns, WR JAX 36 51 71%

77. Ryan Grant, WR WSH 37 51 72%

78. J.J. Nelson, WR ARI 27 56 48%

79. Jordy Nelson, WR GB 47 77 61%

80. Chris Hogan, WR NE 34 59 57%

RK PLAYER TEAM REC TAR %Complete when targeted


81. Adam Humphries, WR TB 46 64 71%

Keelan Cole, WR JAX 25 52 48%

84. Martavis Bryant, WR PIT 37 67 55%

85. Jeremy Maclin, WR BAL 39 71 54%

86. Jaron Brown, WR ARI 27 57 47%

88. Eric Decker, WR TEN 40 62 64%

89. Torrey Smith, WR PHI 33 58 56%

92. Donte Moncrief, WR IND 26 45 57%

95. Josh Doctson, WR WSH 27 51 53%


On this list ONLY 3 players were targeted less, however, for those who are ready to label him 50/50....you have a compelling argument. Maybe it was a function of the offense or injuries limited opportunities. In either case a number one receiver must factor into an offense more than he has thus far. BTW: Only two players have a lower percent completion rate and only two had less than 27 receptions....Josh's total thus far.

well lets see what happens with those numbers next season . this is really his rookie year . i expect he will pick up the pace