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Dropped passes

March 26, 2011 at 08:35PM View BBCode

Analyzing the number of overall dropped passes, it looks like they are running a little high on clear days. I am reducing the chances of a pass being dropped by 20%.

--Chris
redcped

March 26, 2011 at 09:26PM View BBCode

With 3 games left in the season, we already have two 2,000-yard receivers and 10 guys with at least 98 catches.

Are they really not catching the ball enough?
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March 27, 2011 at 04:07AM View formatted

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Drops are different from incompletes. Drops are completions that fail after the fact with no input from the defense; think of them like the minus plays in baseball.

The high number of receptions and yards I think just stems from the fact that people are passing more than running. The default strategies, I think, are too pass-heavy. Now that running is more viable hopefully things will start to swing the other way. I probably do need to tighten up the defense just a bit though.

--Chris
Fulla

March 27, 2011 at 05:08AM View BBCode

Arkansas has 918 pass attempts and has 49 INTs with a passer rating of 32.4. The Knights have been sacked 91 times.
Those are pretty extreme user settings.

I have noticed it is harder to stop the running backs now.



[Edited on 3-27-2011 by Fulla]
Admin

March 27, 2011 at 05:15AM View BBCode

Originally posted by Fulla
Arkansas has 918 pass attempts and has 49 INTs with a passer rating of 32.4. The Knights have been sacked 91 times.
Those are pretty extreme user settings.

I have noticed it is harder to stop the running backs now.



[Edited on 3-27-2011 by Fulla]


The Arkansas Abusers are running an abusive all-pass strategy, throwing long or medium passes on almost every down (copied from one of the users on the main site); one of our main tasks here is to make sure that such a strategy does not succeed. So it is going to skew the results some.

Jetpac is running the Knights; I believe he is trying to run a pass-heavy offense that skirts the edges of where the automatic defense adjustments kick in.

--Chris

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