04-09-2021, 05:03 PM
(04-09-2021, 04:31 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Yep.
Just like how by your rationale Mixon will always get injured.
I did not say that. You struggle with literacy. I also didn't say or imply that there is a magical draft position or player that the Bengals must take to guarantee that doesn't happen to Mixon.... Which is what you said regarding Burrow.
You seem to conveniently forget that Palmer got hurt behind an incredible O line, which shows there is a flaw in your conclusion.
(04-09-2021, 04:41 PM)fredtoast Wrote: So are you admitting that the guy who wrote the article you linked is not in his right mind? Here is his direct quote explaining why Burrow ranked THGIRTY-FIRST in throwing the deep ball.
If you expected Joe Burrow to place higher on this study, boy you must be disappointed. . . There really isn’t an area where Burrow stands out in a positive way in accuracy. . . he’ll need to work on his touch down the field. Many of his passes tend to float, which is why you see 12 pass disruptions in just 37 attempts.
This is hilarious considering you apparently did not even read the article you posted.
I read the article. He was speaking specifically on Joe Burrow's deep passes in his NFL career going by that specific table of data only.
I took that data and started analyzing the WR separation, YAC, routes, etc. BTW, offensive line plays into that as well. It stands to reason that Burrow, with more time, would be much more accurate on deep passes. A lot of factors play into it, INCLUDING Joe Burrow being better.
However, looking at Burrow's entire body if work between the NFL & College, no. No one would say Joe Burrow is an inaccurate passer. Not even on deep throws. You don't complete over 76% of your passes in the SEC, many of which were thrown down field, and NOT be an accurate passer.
I do appreciate that you at least tried to read. Eventually, you'll get there and be able to formulate continuous streams of logical, original thought.
