Sick of these double standards

Saying that a specific catch was a strong hands catch contains precisely zero trutherism. Find a new slant.

Dude I'd love to if I had the time. Looks like SumerSports does? The SumerBrain has had some issues for me, but, if the data I got from there is correct, Love has an average dropback depth of 7.57 yards, 12th highest in the league (Brissett is the highest at 8.09 yards)

6 stands for the number of offensive linemen. So 611 is 6OL, 1 RB, 1 TE, 2 WR

Historically he’s had issues with drops, but he has been much better this season. I was hoping he had turned a corner

I also do not like it

It’s a tricky question. It depends on the offense overall. If you can block it up, gap can be more effective, and you can (theoretically) sell play action more and commit fewer bodies to the run game while still keeping it effective.

Thanks!

Partially, but he’s looking healthier now. The blocking just hasn’t been up to snuff.
Personally, I think the play design has been more than fine. Execution has been lacking more than anything.

They had been moving to more gap-scheme runs, and if you want to do that well you really need to be able to move people off the line, which is hard with lighter o-linemen.