04-07-2018, 11:38 PM
(04-07-2018, 11:28 PM)wolverine515151 Wrote: The problem is with your logic. Lets assume same amount of deep throws to each. Also assume that each deep throw scores a TD if hit in stride. This is purely an example. The numbers being used are for illustration purposes.
Brady hits Moss on 15 of 50 deep throws. He scores 15 TD's
Dalton hits Green on 5 of 50 deep passes. Green scores 5 TD's on the deep throws.
If Dalton hit Green at the same rate as Brady hit Moss, then Green would have had 15 TD's on deep throws instead of 5. That's 10 more and increases his TD percentage from 28% to say 50% of all Dalton throws
But that is not what happened.
Moss got more balls thrown to him because he got open more often. That is why he had so many more tds. If Dalton had Moss getting open so many more times than Green then he would have had a lot more tds.
BTW I am not really claiming my argument is correct. I am just showing that your argument proves nothing. You are picking a conclusion then making up the facts to fit your conclusion.
