The Interception to Raymond

[CaliTitan3518]

1 hour ago, BudsOilers said:

 

Peters still covered Raymond in man but it was a huge cushion.  I agree that he read the play perfectly and also was savvy in using his left arm to "help" Raymond fall.  I do think you could say he cut off Raymond but with him facing the ball, I can see why the ref swallowed the whistle there....

 

I'd also say if Brown was the primary on the play, Tannehill undoubtedly would have looked there first and thrown it to him.

ya you are right it is man. Endzone view you can really tell. Sideline view it was hard to tell if LBs were dropping into zones. 

 

Peters really just sat on the route. Hes always been known for doing this. 

[titanruss]

On 1/12/2021 at 9:19 AM, abenjami said:

I've never seen that stat before.  Post the link.

 

This is the one from the season before he was a titan 18-19. But some stat guys were talking about this same stat from the year he took over (19-20) going into the 20-21 year. I can't find it now but I'll keep looking.

 

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-ranking-the-best-quarterbacks-on-first-and-second-read-throws-patrick-mahomes-drew-brees-aaron-rodgers

[BudsOilers]

45 minutes ago, titanruss said:

 

This is the one from the season before he was a titan 18-19. But some stat guys were talking about this same stat from the year he took over (19-20) going into the 20-21 year. I can't find it now but I'll keep looking.

 

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-ranking-the-best-quarterbacks-on-first-and-second-read-throws-patrick-mahomes-drew-brees-aaron-rodgers

 

I've only seen the one you linked.  Hard to see what's relevant about what Tannehill did in Miami in 2018 under Adam Gase and that OL in the data used to make this.  Likewise, given that 80% or more of the pass plays are thrown to the first read across the league, this is one of those analytical stats that's pretty hollow in the grand scheme of things. 

 

As @oldschool pointed out pages ago, there's a pattern here that's pretty obvious.