I don't outright disagree, but Megatron's QBs threw the ball 740 times that year, or over 46 times per game, meaning Megatron "only" got about a 27.3% target share that year.
I believe Orlovsky recently said that while we’re running the RPO like a lot of the Shanahan tree, the difference is that unlike the majority of RPO systems, that work on mostly horizontal routes, Tua’s quick release, anticipation, and most importantly the pure speed of his receivers to get deep let’s him run the RPO with basically vertical routes, which is why Tua has the most YPA per pass and why his YAC percentage is so low compared to most RPO systems that tend to lead the league in that category
That’s basically what the article talks about. It’s the Shanahan system with lots of crossers but instead of the crossers being 5 yards deep, they’re 15 yards deep.
Last game there was a play Tua had about a second in the pocket before he had to throw it. Initially I was thinking ok good job checking down there but instead it was a 40 yard throw to Hill on a go-route. That offense is truly special.
Once the league starts deciding to actually calling illegal man downfield the RPO plays will get crushed. I constantly see guys blocking MLBs 4-5 yards downfield while the QB is throwing the ball.
I saw a video criticizing Hurts and the Eagles because they no longer throw deep. That was the clickbait title. The support for the clickbait--defenses took away the deep threat, so Hurts resorts to throwing shorter.
It hasn’t been this much fun watching a Dolphins offense since Ricky Williams. No offense to the skill players in between them since they were entertaining, just not to this level.
Honest question: Since Hill has been traded to the Dolphins, why are people no longer bashing him for his past behaviors regarding his family? It’s the biggest 180 I’ve ever seen
Tbh it feels like they stopped bashing him for that years ago. But realistically it’s cause he’s on the phins now, the chiefs are pretty easy to hate at this point since Mahomes has been good if the phins actually do something I’m sure the phins will be hated again and Hill being an horrible human being will be spoken again
We're buying in hard on the next three years, so I suspect we're in for about 6-8 crazy Miami v. Buffalo games until the rosters start to change noticeably.
Can you explain why? First time hearing this opinion (I initially want to disagree but it’s making me think about it) and really want to hear your perspective
Why does Tyreek take so many shots when it is clear he is the force in any offense? For me, it is what he did to his pregnant girlfriend that I don’t mind seeing the constant “well actually Tyreek isn’t…”
Knew this McDaniel offense would be fun to watch regardless, glad to see it be both fun and extremely productive. Love seeing San Fran coaches succeed on the big stage. Dolphins got a gem in McDaniel.
They’re both obviously great players, Hill and Waddle. Around 70% of their production has come from defenses in the bottom 6-7 in yards allowed, not as a result of having faced MIA.
what's WR production?
WR? What is that?
A musical stage performance by the WR room.
They can do that?!?!?
It's when Aaron Jones runs before getting the ball.
Speed kills
Espn running out of boat graphics
Al Davis was on to something.
Speed and really good hands kills.
He also gets a ton of targets... Helps when you're on pace for 200 targets in the season
S7orm is coming
Fast cars, Cheap thrills
Wow how dare you besmirch the elite TE duo of Brandon Pettigrew and Tony Scheffler.
I don't outright disagree, but Megatron's QBs threw the ball 740 times that year, or over 46 times per game, meaning Megatron "only" got about a 27.3% target share that year.
You will never watch a QB regularly throw a ball into triple coverage and not even sweat it ever again.
I believe Orlovsky recently said that while we’re running the RPO like a lot of the Shanahan tree, the difference is that unlike the majority of RPO systems, that work on mostly horizontal routes, Tua’s quick release, anticipation, and most importantly the pure speed of his receivers to get deep let’s him run the RPO with basically vertical routes, which is why Tua has the most YPA per pass and why his YAC percentage is so low compared to most RPO systems that tend to lead the league in that category
That’s basically what the article talks about. It’s the Shanahan system with lots of crossers but instead of the crossers being 5 yards deep, they’re 15 yards deep.
Last game there was a play Tua had about a second in the pocket before he had to throw it. Initially I was thinking ok good job checking down there but instead it was a 40 yard throw to Hill on a go-route. That offense is truly special.
that’s how we used hill in 2019 and 2020 before everyone started sitting on his RPO Slants
Worked well with Teddy too. If Waddle didn't make a couple massive mistakes that's a game you win.
Once the league starts deciding to actually calling illegal man downfield the RPO plays will get crushed. I constantly see guys blocking MLBs 4-5 yards downfield while the QB is throwing the ball.
Imagine having a coach that actually designs a scheme to fit his players instead of forcing the players to fit into his system
You have to see it from riveras side one time hired a good OC and he was poached for the head job in Cleveland he's not making that mistake twice
I saw a video criticizing Hurts and the Eagles because they no longer throw deep. That was the clickbait title. The support for the clickbait--defenses took away the deep threat, so Hurts resorts to throwing shorter.
It hasn’t been this much fun watching a Dolphins offense since Ricky Williams. No offense to the skill players in between them since they were entertaining, just not to this level.
I love the "Waddle" touchdown dance. I've seen fans do it, and now Tyreek and Waddle do it together. It's hysterical.
Wild cat was fun
How's the OL holding up? Is it just not a concern anymore with the play designs?
The Chris Chambers disrespect is not tolerated
I'm genuinely scared for our defense this weekend
I bought tickets to this game immediately before Ro and Quinn were traded lol, just praying they don't drop 50 on us
Fingerbanger not posting inflammatory articles is not normal. Seeing posts outside of
I saw him in
Haha I’m in danger
Ace Ventura bowl will happen!
I wonder what Reeks stat's would look like if that first pass of the season wasn't tipped, and he took it 75 yards to the house.
He would probably have one more catch 75 more receiving yards and one more touchdown on the season
Probably better. by 75 yards.
The thumbnails for ringer articles are always cool as fuck
Honest question: Since Hill has been traded to the Dolphins, why are people no longer bashing him for his past behaviors regarding his family? It’s the biggest 180 I’ve ever seen
They are. Someone brings it up in almost every conversation about him. This one is still young, and only partially about him, so it may take longer.
there are literally 4 comments about it in this thread alone.
Tbh it feels like they stopped bashing him for that years ago. But realistically it’s cause he’s on the phins now, the chiefs are pretty easy to hate at this point since Mahomes has been good if the phins actually do something I’m sure the phins will be hated again and Hill being an horrible human being will be spoken again
They are afraid he will beat them up as well
Miami scares me
We're buying in hard on the next three years, so I suspect we're in for about 6-8 crazy Miami v. Buffalo games until the rosters start to change noticeably.
Can you report bullying before it happens??
What’s wild is I think Jaylen is better and they’re both great
Waddle might be the best receiver in his draft class
Can you explain why? First time hearing this opinion (I initially want to disagree but it’s making me think about it) and really want to hear your perspective
Why is this upvoted
Why does Tyreek take so many shots when it is clear he is the force in any offense? For me, it is what he did to his pregnant girlfriend that I don’t mind seeing the constant “well actually Tyreek isn’t…”
Jerry Rice and John Taylor have entered the chat.
Knew this McDaniel offense would be fun to watch regardless, glad to see it be both fun and extremely productive. Love seeing San Fran coaches succeed on the big stage. Dolphins got a gem in McDaniel.
it seems like teams with good wideouts are really at an advantage this season.
It will be interesting to see how they handle December in Buffalo, and January in New England.
hopefully that's all tyreek is breaking these days
They’re both obviously great players, Hill and Waddle. Around 70% of their production has come from defenses in the bottom 6-7 in yards allowed, not as a result of having faced MIA.
If Tua & McDaniel are there y'all better get used to it 🐬☝️
After listening to Ben Solak shit on Tua and the Dolphins all preseason, what is this feeling? Do I like him now?
Don’t forget while you’re celebrating tyreek, he threw his pregnant gf around , punched her in the face , stomach and he choked her.
Don't forget, Jerry Jones has been sued for sexual assault.
Dolphins fans attitude toward tua reminds me of
Bro y’all are sucking off Geno smith like he’s the second coming of Russell Wilson