OT: The Pittsburgher Thread: Kansas City Swifts vs Philly Eagles

This is starting to get to Pirates level bad

I hate baseball but I know their owner is cheap or some shit and trades the good players away.

AR2 is just cowardly and in a state of delusion.

He needs to be pushed through his stages of grief by being called out and embarrassed until he finds acceptance for where his org is at.

Next year at this time will be a massive pressure cooker for AR2 after another Tomlin season.
 
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Well for a team that barely throws MOF, having another TE is just a waste of resources anyway.

Doesn't matter who the next QB who will be brought in, I promise you we won''t be throwing it to the middle bc it's a Tomlin decree.

It absolutely matters who the QB is. Based on this site (NFL Team Tendencies | nfelo.app) , here’s how they rank with targeting the middle of the field with the % of time they target the middle in parenthesis:

2016: 5th (26%)
2017: 3rd (30%)
2018: 2nd (32%)
2019: 18th (23%)
2020: 3rd (28%)
2021: 7th (24%)
2022: 23rd (20%)
2023: 21st (17%)
2024: 30th (16%)
 
I hate baseball but I know their owner is cheap or some shit and trades the good players away.

AR2 is just cowardly and in a state of delusion.

He needs to be pushed through his stages of grief by being called out and embarrassed until he finds acceptance for where his org is at.

Next year at this time will be a massive pressure cooker for AR2 after another Tomlin season.

I was only referencing the Bucco’s because their die hards have been doing public protests, billboards, etc. so seeing the same ilk happen to the Steelers is wild.
 
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A lot of Fields' throws towards the middle of the field were very short throws, he didn't use the intermediate and deep middle much. This table doesn't include his week 6 game against the Raiders (would only add 1 intermediate/deep MOF ball), but here's what the chart says:

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In total, he ended up going 4/8 with medium or deep throws in the middle of the field in his 6 games.

I think this says more about how Fields was used than his ability, though. Tomlin was insanely conservative with him and they threw short about 75% of the time with Fields passing.

I think it supports my theory that it's a Tomlin edict vs any ability (or inability) of the QB in question. It's transcended about 4 Qb's with varying degrees of skill. It's his philosophy. Not sure how many more times we need to see proof of this.

It absolutely matters who the QB is. Based on this site (NFL Team Tendencies | nfelo.app) , here’s how they rank with targeting the middle of the field with the % of time they target the middle in parenthesis:

2016: 5th (26%)
2017: 3rd (30%)
2018: 2nd (32%)
2019: 18th (23%)
2020: 3rd (28%)
2021: 7th (24%)
2022: 23rd (20%)
2023: 21st (17%)
2024: 30th (16%)

I'm not sure I understand your comment in bold?

Check out my post #382. Doesn't matter who the QB is...Tomlin won't let them throw it in the MOF.
 
I think it supports my theory that it's a Tomlin edict vs any ability (or inability) of the QB in question. It's transcended about 4 Qb's with varying degrees of skill. It's his philosophy. Not sure how many more times we need to see proof of this.
I mean when ben was healthy they used the mof. Mason used the mof his last season. Smith called plays with guys open over mof but the sb still has to throw it


Lol we are the favorites for everyone. Debo Stafford Rodgers
 
I think it supports my theory that it's a Tomlin edict vs any ability (or inability) of the QB in question. It's transcended about 4 Qb's with varying degrees of skill. It's his philosophy. Not sure how many more times we need to see proof of this.



I'm not sure I understand your comment in bold?

Check out my post #382. Doesn't matter who the QB is...Tomlin won't let them throw it in the MOF.

We just gonna ignore the stats that show this isn’t the case? And if we’re talking Fields and Wilson, why are we expecting guys who have shown they don’t really throw over the middle of the field to start now?
 
We just gonna ignore the stats that show this isn’t the case?

Your commentary on the stats doesn't make sense to me. Maybe I'm still foggy recovering from the flu

Here is what you said: Based on this site (NFL Team Tendencies | nfelo.app) , here’s how they rank with targeting the middle of the field with the % of time they target the middle in parenthesis:

You used "target the middle of the field" twice.
 
Your commentary on the stats doesn't make sense to me. Maybe I'm still foggy recovering from the flu

Here is what you said: Based on this site (NFL Team Tendencies | nfelo.app) , here’s how they rank with targeting the middle of the field with the % of time they target the middle in parenthesis:

You used "target the middle of the field" twice.

The first number is the rank amongst NFL teams in how often they target the middle of the field. The number in parenthesis is the % of targets that were over the middle. So in 2016, they used the middle of field the 5th most of any team in the NFL with 26% of their targets going to that part of the field.

It tells me they’ll absolutely use the middle if they trust the QB.
 
I was only referencing the Bucco’s because their die hards have been doing public protests, billboards, etc. so seeing the same ilk happen to the Steelers is wild.

Oh really?

Guess that didn’t go too well?

But that’s to make what’s his name sell the team right?
 


So the Steelers big offseason move on the coaching staff is to...checks notes...hire a guy who was here before and essentially promote him from his prior position. I've never seen an organization so happy to be stale.
 

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