(03-18-2020, 10:38 AM)JagsFansince1995 Wrote:

(03-18-2020, 10:20 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: People that can't see that Yannick gets pressure consistently by beating Left Tackles one on one, opposed to Fowler getting pressure inconsistently via stunts or being unblocked are very special folks.

I can see that and still dont understand the love he gets here.  Its ironic that when people talk about sacks and getting to the QB, others think that me an the other side of the debate dont get how it happens,  If Yann is beating his man one on one and getting back there then he should be getting sacks.  I mean pressures are good but iirc, that was the knock on fowler when he did it.  It was he always gets back there but never puts a hand on the qb or is just missing him by a finger tip.  yann does it and is heralded because of this.  I guess i just need to learn the flow of the curve on player infatuation.  If i know who is in praise mode and who is in hate mode then i can fairly assess what the numbers mean.  I kind of assumed it was on the Yannick up tick with the comments about him on here but ya'll continue on.  I'll be here all year and next offseason to see whether any changes happen or if we are still making excuses.

Yeah.

You are indeed very confused and you don't recall correctly. 

Discounting consistent pressure and disruption is the calling card of blinding bias in this debate. You can't discount these things when evaluating this position. It would be like looking at INT numbers for CBs but ignoring completion percentage and passses defensed. It's absolutely asinine. 

This has nothing to do with "player infatuation."  I was one of Yan's biggest fans, but it's incredibly difficult to feel that way now. Dude doesn't want to be here.  I just think it's glaringly obvious as [BLEEP] that he can beat a tackle one on one a metric [BLEEP] ton better than Dante Fowler can.

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