(03-12-2019, 06:30 AM)sfljaguarsfan Wrote:

(03-12-2019, 04:23 AM)JackCity Wrote: Also :

"Not much was asked of the Eagles backup; head coach Doug Pederson ensured that his throws didn’t have to go that far. Only Cody Kessler and Jeff Driskel averaged fewer air-yards-per-completion — which measures how far the actual throw goes instead of the total yardage of the completion with yard after the catch. On throws aimed more than five yards downfield, Foles’ passer rating dropped to 79.9, which ranked 33rd in the league, according to Sports Info Solutions. And nearly half of Foles’ passing yards in 2018 (652 of 1,413) came on 0/1-step drops, screens and RPO’s"

This was his 2018 season, amazing scheming by the eagles to just run their offense through screens and quick hitters. Let Foles beat pressure with ease and get through 3rd downs easily. In his 2013 season most of his production was through yards after the catch from screens and quick hitters too, i.e the easiest way for QBs to get production. All you have to do is dump it off and the scheme does it itself.

Can A) Foles be successful doing more than that (so far his career says no) and B) Can the jags implement as much as that as possible so A doesn't matter as much? (No idea atm, but it's the best way to to success)

U literally just used a 2018 stat to describe his entire career. Bravo