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he finished first in pass attempts. and i think it’s worth noting that tannehill, jackson, and brees who finished top three in passer rating ranked 29th, 26th, and 27th in attempts. tannehill only started 10 games, but still would have finished 26th approximately on per game average i think. brees started 11 and would have still been around the twenties on per game average.
just to look a little further.
the top five teams in pass attempts per game.
1. atlanta
2. carolina
3. los angeles rams
4. tampa bay
5. new englandi didn’t look at the passer ratings of the team as a whole. just the qbs who started the majority of games for those teams.
1. matt ryan – 92.1 (14th)
2. kyle allen – 80.0 (30th)
3. jared goff – 86.5 (22nd)
4. jameis winston – 84.3 (26th)
5. tom brady – 88.0 (18th)on the flip side. from 32 – 28. the teams with the lowest pass attempts per game.
32. baltimore – lamar jackson 113.3 (third)
31. tennessee – ryan tannehill 117.5 (first)
30. minnesota – kirk cousins 107.4 (fourth)
29. san francisco – jimmy garoppolo 102.0 (eighth)
28. washington – case keenum 91.3 (fifteenth)brees who finished second in passer rating at 116.3 – saints finished thirteenth in pass attemps per game.
mahomes was seventh with 105.3. his team finished fifteenth in pass attempts per game.
rams gotta find some balance back in their offense.
if the rams can fix the running game and the oline. i don’t see why goff’s passer rating can’t shoot back up the rankings.
well.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2019/passing.htm
some interesting things.
he finished first in pass attempts. and i think it’s worth noting that tannehill, jackson, and brees who finished top three in passer rating ranked 29th, 26th, and 27th in attempts. tannehill only started 10 games, but still would have finished 26th approximately on per game average i think. brees started 11 and would have still been around the twenties on per game average.
he finished fourteenth in ypa.
finally despite being first in attempts and playing behind a revolving door at oline he still ranked third in sack percentage behind brees and mahomes. i think that’s a pretty encouraging stat actually.
i think the long term prospects of goff are still very good.
the rams finished with a winning record.
that can’t be discounted.
and they’re close. they just need to rebuild the oline. and it’s not like it’s in tatters. they have some young pieces to work with. my main concern is left tackle. even if whit comes back.
and they need to rebuild the front seven. they need edge rushers and a defensive end to replace brock. but again. they may already have some of those pieces already in place. plus they have the most dominant defensive player in recent history to build around so that ain’t too bad.
looking at those stats.
his lcad is pretty high. i’m not sure, but i think it means he on average throws downfield more than most qbs? someone else would know more. also his expected completion percentage is 67. seems like his receivers are dropping passes they should be catching which would match what i’ve seen on the field.
mmm…
this is just a guess mind you.
and i don’t know enough about football to really say this with much conviction.
but my guess is that defenses are also figuring goff out a little bit and taking some things away from him. and it’s gonna be up to goff to see if he can adjust or not.
and that’s not to discount the other things. the oline and gurley are also reasons. but i think some of it lies with goff as well.
but as i’ve said many times. i think goff has the ability to adjust. i really do. his mental makeup is top notch.
I am going to cook bacon. Lots and lots of bacon. It think if you have a 12 lb. turkey, you should have an equal amount of bacon.
you should wrap the turkey in bacon.
