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VondyP said:
Older than Jennings and more useful in the actual game

Unless he's hitting home runs why risk it?
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Because a vet that has the presence of mind to fair catch a ball that doesn't need to be returned is worth far more back there than the headache of a young return guy who's trying to prove himself every chance he gets.

That's how you get boneheaded plays and turnovers.
 
AJ made a lot of bad decisions last year as a PR. He seemed unsure at times whether to catch it or let it go and when he did catch it he gave himself zero time to pick up steam. Took a lot of unnecessary hits IMO. He’s electric when he has the ball but he needs to do a better job with his decision making back there.
 
titanfanatic said:
Took a lot of unnecessary hits IMO.
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That was more alarming to me than some of his bad decisions. He had a concussion last season that knocked him out of the game and could have cost him a lot more.

I know if the best receiver in the game can field punts, he can too. But I don't think the margin between him and someone else on the team is a distant as what Antonio Brown was to other players on the Steelers roster.
 
I say don’t even line anyone up back there and just rush 11 up the gut for the block every... single... time. Catching punts is for pansies.
 
Highest pressure percentage, interior D-Linemen (2015-18): per Steve palazallo


1. Aaron Donald 17.8%

2. Geno Atkins 14.8

3. Fletcher Cox 14.2

4. Chris Jones 13.3

5. Sheldon Richardson 12.6

6. Malik Jackson 12.3

7. Mike Daniels 12.1

8. Kawann Short 11.4

9. Jurrell Casey 11.0

10. Cameron Heyward 10.9
 
2018 Titans offense stats in 1st half half of games on early downs with 6+ yards to go: 53% run rate and just a 36% success rate. Meanwhile, pass plays had a 50% success rate.
Per-titans data and stats

Passes Dropped - 2018
Jaguars - 33
Broncos - 29
Colts - 28
Bengals - 25
Chiefs - 24
Patriots - 23
Raiders - 22
Vikings - 22
Browns - 20
Packers - 20
Giants - 19
Jets - 19
Bucs - 19
Eagles - 18
Ravens - 18
Falcons - 17
Cardinals - 17
Bills - 16
Lions - 16
Titans - 16
Saints - 16
Steelers - 16
Chargers - 16
49ers - 16
Redskins - 14
Dolphins - 13
Panthers - 13
Bears - 12
Texans - 10
Cowboys - 10
Rams - 9
Seahawks - 8
Per nfl stats
 
titanfanatic said:
I started this up last year towards the end of the year and got some good feed back so I figured I’d start it back up in the beginning of the year. Some people on here don’t like PFF in terms of determining stats for whatever reason but I’ve yet to find another football data base that breaks down the game statistically the way they do. If you know of any feel free to share or if you don’t give a sh*t that’s fine too, feel free to skip over this thread. Whatever stats that pop up from the Titans on my news feed that I subscribe to I’ll post along with other stats from other teams/players. I’m a stats guy and I know a few other people enjoy it as well especially regarding the Titans and how they stack up against the other teams weekly.
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Holy shit just saw that bowldaldomination tag LOLOL AWESOME
 
Taywan Taylor posted a 2.33 yards per route run last year (22nd in the league) 8.3 yards per target (45th). QBs had a 90.5 rating when targeting him including 3 drops.

Sharpe had just a 1.16 yards per route run (102nd in the league), 6.7 yards per target (85th) and a 63.8 QB rating when targeted. And 3 drops.
 
A tale of two Marcus Mariota's:

2015-2016

Pass Yds/Gm: 231.3

Comp: 61.6%

TDs-INT: 45-19


2017-2018

Pass Yds/Gm: 198.6

Comp: 64.9%

TDs-INT: 24-23
 
Most carries inside the 10, last two seasons:
Per:S. Palazzalo

Todd Gurley 69

Alvin Kamara 47

Carlos Hyde 44

Ezekiel Elliott 42

Kareem Hunt 40

Joe Mixon 39

Mark Ingram 38

Melvin Gordon 37

Peyton Barber 36

Jordan Howard 36

Derrick Henry 36
 
titanfanatic said:
Most carries inside the 10, last two seasons:
Per:S. Palazzalo

Todd Gurley 69

Alvin Kamara 47

Carlos Hyde 44

Ezekiel Elliott 42

Kareem Hunt 40

Joe Mixon 39

Mark Ingram 38

Melvin Gordon 37

Peyton Barber 36

Jordan Howard 36

Derrick Henry 36
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Our 10, or the oppositions?
 
abc2330 said:
Highest PFF QB grade....you're really reaching.

FWIW, 25% of the games that Tannehill has played in during his past two years have ended in game winning drives by his team.
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sorry does it bother you that i posted stats in the stats thread? my bad

also you apparently cant read cuz mariota isnt even listed on this, its showing tannehill is one of the LOWEST rated qbs in these scenarios...
 
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abc2330 said:
Highest PFF QB grade....you're really reaching.

FWIW, 25% of the games that Tannehill has played in during his past two years have ended in game winning drives by his team.
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Looks like you read his post about as well as you read the title of this thread.
 
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