YARDS AFTER THE CATCH

[kibitzer]

Tandy, OT, but did you happen to take a picture of the scoreboard, and could you perhaps post it if so? TY!

[FullMetalFalcon23]

This is a really impressive post and great for a numbers behind the numbers type report. Tandy I think you missed a calling when it comes to being a professional analyst. Some of the chumps we get subjected to COULD NEVER HOLD A CANDLE to you.

On the post itself. I think as far as the Falcons numbers go, Our YAC is a product of our offense philosophy and schemes. I will say this though to be ranked where we are as a ball control unit is still pretty impressive. I think we will climb up this chart as the year goes along. Teams are gonna keep moving the net in closer and I hope it is then that we call the type of play that let our receivers break for big ones. I'm not still sold on MM by a long way, but until proven guilty as charged he has my support.

[Tandy]

The numbers have been updated for week 2

[SeaMill]

(09-27-2010 09:13 AM)kibitzer Wrote:  Tandy, OT, but did you happen to take a picture of the scoreboard, and could you perhaps post it if so? TY!

I know there is a better one than this, but I got tired after looking for 20 mins.

http://twitpic.com/2sbw2t

[The Falcon Jedi]

The fact is we have a top 10 Offense right now. So YAC is fine and all, but we are running a very effective Offense right now. No complaints from me.

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And as far as the deep ball misses go, I am more happy that Ryan is Over-throwing the WRs than Under-throwing them like he did in the past. The WRs will learn to catch up to those deep balls.

[The Falcon Jedi]

Why did this thread get moved?

[Tandy]

The numbers have been updated to include Week 4. Since we now have a bye week included - all teams which have taken their bye week will be highlighted light gray.