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Sign Up Now!So a couple of things....A big issue for the pressures analysis is the number of times that Martinez is pressured because he holds the ball too long.
wouldn't the "hurries" number address this?A big issue for the pressures analysis is the number of times that Martinez is pressured because he holds the ball too long.
They do not.I didn't read through all of these and I'm not delusional about how bad the Oline protected this year but did some of these stats factor in Martinez holding the ball wayyyyyy too long?
Would it?wouldn't the "hurries" number address this?
How does PFF determine "earlier than intended"Found this on redit, but....
"As already commented here, the definition will vary depending on the provider due to the subjective nature of those statistics. On PFR, a hurry is any play where the QB is induced to throw the ball earlier than intended or chased out of the pocket, while a pressure is a more encompassing stat that covers sacks, hurries and QB knockdowns."
So basically about 2 of his pressures per game might be his fault based on my understanding of how the stats are kept.
it does. I would say that there are numerous problems on this offense. So many in fact, that we'd need another finger to point them all out.They do not.
But the entire analysis is premised on the idea that "Adrian is our offensive problem guy" exists
I don't know. My guess is it is a judgement based on whoever keeps the stats for the game.How does PFF determine "earlier than intended"
I asked somebody I know who charts plays... I don't know if he would know, but he would be most likely.The stat (if it’s out there) that I would like to know: what’s his percentage on making the right read in the RPO.