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RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - THE PISTONS - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 11:27 AM)GreenCornBengal Wrote: Tend to think smart teams use first round picks on either And then when you pick mid to late 1st Round...generally good teams invest in the lines. It's not a sexy pick...but it pays dividends. If you look at the Bengals and when we've had our best teams under Marvin, it's when we had a good offensive line each time. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - THE PISTONS - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 12:10 PM)jfkbengals Wrote: Was there not a listing for Hubbard's play on the end? He's played a ton of snaps there as well. I'll clarify: I meant 50's and 60's in the ranking of players from 1 to how many there are at that position. You get a rating based on your play. And then that rating gets a ranking among all players if you've played enough snaps. So if I rank 73.1 I might rank as the 24th best at my position. If you play the same position and rank 80.3 you might rank as the 10th best at that position. So our CB's ratings were in the low 60's and then when you rank that rating among all players at that position...there were in the 50's and 60's meaning there were 50+/60+ CB's rated higher than them. With 2 starters at each position per team...that's not good. They list Hubbard among the DI's. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - jfkbengals - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 12:23 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: I meant 50's and 60's in the ranking of players from 1 to how many there are. You get a rating based on your play. And then that rating gets a ranking among all players if you've played enough snaps. Understood that I misunderstood :andy: RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - bengalfan74 - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 12:11 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Yeah...I suspect the players don't fit the scheme well and the scheme just doesn't work against good QB's who know the hot read. I think Burfict is a lot closer to the end of his playing days than he is the middle. Concussions, injuries, and just the fact that he's had so few games in the last few seasons has taken a toll on his playing shape. If he's got one or two good years left he will be flying I'd say, if he doesn't get kicked out of the league ? I was really hoping for him to be a big impact when he returned but it doesn't look like it's gonna be that way. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - Go Cards - 11-04-2018 Billings has been playing better as of late but surprised he is graded that high. Surprised Dennard is ranked that low as well, feels he was playing well when healthy. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - Luvnit2 - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 12:14 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: It's really a chicken/egg thing. This is what I see, I see way too many missed tackles (100% on players), I see mistakes in responsibility (could be coaching or could be player) and I see a DL that can't hold the line of scrimmage (I say more player than coach). My point though was I see fans blame some whipping boys players, but more often than not they excuse our high paid stars. Dunlap, Dre, Burfict and Dunlap are our high paid guys. Only 1 is playing to his contract according to PFF, that is hard to overcome by any coach (DC or head coach). RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - fredtoast - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 09:38 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: I find it interesting looking at the numbers most fans blame Austin, but according to the numbers, it is the players under performing on defense. Dennard, Jackson, and Kirkpatrick have all been very effective in the past. When one player underperforms it is a player issue, when every player underperforms then it is a coaching problem. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - J24 - 11-04-2018 Jackson is playing good football latley his number will only get higher. Also it's important to note that Vigil and Vontaz haven't played that much together. That's and undderrated story around here. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - McC - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 10:51 AM)bengalfan74 Wrote: ^This^ If this is the case, our players must not be very bright because opposing OC's have had little to no difficulty in figuring our defense out. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - bengalfan74 - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 02:52 PM)McC Wrote: If this is the case, our players must not be very bright because opposing OC's have had little to no difficulty in figuring our defense out. I don't know what the problem is, all I know is it's a very big and bad one. Typically when this is the case it's not just one thing there's a multitude of problems. That would be my real guess E. all the above RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - Synric - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 01:01 AM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: OT but that was a crazy win for WV tonight. Your coach might look like Big Ern McCracken, but man he’s got a set of balls on him lol (11-04-2018, 12:04 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Gutsy call to go for 2. How about Texas calling TO right before the 1st 2 point conversion? WVU needed that win to put then back in the Big 12 title race... Crazy to think if WVU hadn't lost to Iowa State a few weeks ago they would be a top 5 team. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - THE PISTONS - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 12:56 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: This is what I see, I see way too many missed tackles (100% on players), I see mistakes in responsibility (could be coaching or could be player) and I see a DL that can't hold the line of scrimmage (I say more player than coach). I'd say Atkins and Dunlap are playing up to their contract. Kirkpatrick and Burfict...probably not. MJ...definitely not. Preston Brown...probably not. 100% with you on the missed tackles. For whatever reason...we seem to be a better team without Burfict when he plays like this. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - THE PISTONS - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 03:58 PM)Synric Wrote: WVU needed that win to put then back in the Big 12 title race... I was actually in a restaurant that had a bunch of WVU fans watching that game. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - Shake n Blake - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 01:01 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Dennard, Jackson, and Kirkpatrick have all been very effective in the past. Exactly! Like in the playoffs... RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - bengalfan74 - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 07:15 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: Exactly! Like in the playoffs... https://tenor.com/view/drop-mic-gif-4484642 mic drop RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - michaelsean - 11-04-2018 (11-04-2018, 09:38 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: I find it interesting looking at the numbers most fans blame Austin, but according to the numbers, it is the players under performing on defense. I don’t think you can have one without the other. If your defense is doing poorly then the defenders are going to be rated low. RE: Defense (Deep-Dive Analysis using PFF Ratings) - THE PISTONS - 11-04-2018 Yep. And in Primetime games in general. You're generally playing really good teams who have good coaches and QB's. Those teams know how to exploit your weaknesses. |