Callahan gives playcalling to Hardegree (QB Coach)

[Mythos27]

3 hours ago, TerryBoats said:

Told you we'd see more creativity after changing playcallers

 

 

 

 

Well played. 

[japan]

On 9/30/2025 at 3:09 PM, Pragidealist said:

That has been my point. I think RPO's are not being counted in the PA numbers you've been seeing and they should be. The essentially become the same thing if chooses to pass out of the RPO. 

They are.  If he passes out of it.

[TampaTitan]

*edit* missed the thread on this, feel free to delete! 

Edited October 7, 2025 by TampaTitan

[Pragidealist]

1 hour ago, japan said:

They are.  If he passes out of it.

Are they?  Or do the stat coders log them as RPO's... that has been my question.  I am not confident the coders of the stats are differentiating it or not.    Is the coding categorical or will the log them correctly as both?

 

And then.. I am not sure how the analyst in theg particular site is pulling it.  

Edited October 7, 2025 by Pragidealist

[reo]

1 hour ago, TampaTitan said:

*edit* missed the thread on this, feel free to delete! 

 

 

There are actually 2 stories here. 1 is Robiskie leaving it all up to Mariota but also how simplistic Vrabel's offense is. We knew that though. It only worked when Henry ran well. Then the 2nd year teams figured it out and they tried to add some complexity and the team couldn't do it.

[titanruss]

2 hours ago, reo said:

 

 

There are actually 2 stories here. 1 is Robiskie leaving it all up to Mariota but also how simplistic Vrabel's offense is. We knew that though. It only worked when Henry ran well. Then the 2nd year teams figured it out and they tried to add some complexity and the team couldn't do it.

I think the number system was just a 2 min O thing 

[Face]

8 hours ago, reo said:

 

 

There are actually 2 stories here. 1 is Robiskie leaving it all up to Mariota but also how simplistic Vrabel's offense is. We knew that though. It only worked when Henry ran well. Then the 2nd year teams figured it out and they tried to add some complexity and the team couldn't do it.

I was a big Marcus guy & love me some Henry but the offense exploded in 2019 when Tannehill took over. He was a monster that year. The offense wasn’t simplistic. It was definitely PA/downfield based, but Arthur Smith was largely using what MLF had implemented the year prior….

[OILERMAN]

1 hour ago, Face said:

I was a big Marcus guy & love me some Henry but the offense exploded in 2019 when Tannehill took over. He was a monster that year. The offense wasn’t simplistic. It was definitely PA/downfield based, but Arthur Smith was largely using what MLF had implemented the year prior….

 

Cooper Rush should enter into the MVP race soon, right?

[TerryBoats]

1 hour ago, Face said:

I was a big Marcus guy & love me some Henry but the offense exploded in 2019 when Tannehill took over. He was a monster that year. The offense wasn’t simplistic. It was definitely PA/downfield based, but Arthur Smith was largely using what MLF had implemented the year prior….

Tannehill had the highest Completion Percentage Over Expected ever recorded.  He was #3 in air yards per attempt and #6 in tight window throw % - the offense was tough on the QB, which is why Mariota failed so spectacularly.   Tannehill was even better than the numbers indicate.