(05-21-2022, 08:01 AM)Bullseye Wrote:

(05-18-2022, 07:55 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Lots to talk about.

Many folks are disappointed more wasn't to improve this group. I thought we'd see a draft pick prior to the 5th added to the mix and that didn't happen. 

Nonetheless, we have some talent and Pederson has a track record of getting production from some fairly pedestrian receivers. 

Here's some interesting data to ponder. Big play percentage. 

Kirk - 16.3%
Agnew - 15.2%
Treadwell - 11.8% 
Zay Jones - 11.1%
Marvin Jones - 10.8%
Shenault - 6.3% 

Treadwell, Agnew and Kirk are all above the median while  Zay Jones is right about average on this chart.

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https://twitter.com/Marcus_Mosher/status...osNbBQTNoA

If only Treadwell caught that deep pass against the Colts in the season ending game.

Trevor Lawrence could have had a monster game.  His drop of the deep pass down the left sideline was Trevor's first incompletion of the game after 15 straight completions.  That would have added another 40+ yards to the total.  That play and LaViska's drop of a TD-which would have been Trevor's 3rd TD of the game-would have been huge...and we would have given the Colts the crushing blowout loss they deserved.

Sigh.

This is what I find exciting about this season coming up. Conceptually with proper NFL coaching and execution I believe you're going to see Pederson doing his best of "put your aces in their places" and you'll see proper scheming and formations.

I am getting excited man. I think this offense is going to be exciting and a different player will show up each week that makes it that much more exciting. I think a realistic "look" or "feel" to this offense should mirror something like the 2016/2017 Eagles offensively.

I think Etienne and Engram are going to be the silent killers all year on offense in the passing game. When it's 3rd and short they'll be the guys coming up more often than not over the middle or in the flats.

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