SissyBoyFloyd
Pawnee, Skidi Clan
To sum up: I hear the cellar calling us again. I just hope the Rams stink and Russell Wilson retires or is traded.
Did you even read my post? I gave you MULTIPLE metrics in which Butler was far behind Peterson last year. I understand people are grumpy about PEDs and diva behavior, but it doesn't make the facts any less the facts. If Butler and Peterson have the exact same season next year, Peterson will come out the winner.
Why are we acting like Butler is some paragon of behavior and leadership when he got BENCHED FOR THE SUPER BOWL?
Also, you ignored any rookie/Alford thoughts. Last I checked, multiple CBs play at once.
Comp % allowed
Butler 63%
P2 67.1%
Yards per completion
Butler 10.9
P2 12.5
Yards per target
Butler. 6.9
P2. 8.4
Tackles
Butler 100
P2. 61
Passer rating allowed
Butler. 83.2
P2. 98.2
On every important metric Butler was far better
These aren't exclusively the important metrics. We'll see, guys. Like I said, Butler was more efficient, but gave up a ton of receptions and yards. Teams don't throw at guys who have good coverage.Comp % allowed
Butler 63%
P2 67.1%
Yards per completion
Butler 10.9
P2 12.5
Yards per target
Butler. 6.9
P2. 8.4
Tackles
Butler 100
P2. 61
Passer rating allowed
Butler. 83.2
P2. 98.2
On every important metric Butler was far better
These aren't exclusively the important metrics. We'll see, guys. Like I said, Butler was more efficient, but gave up a ton of receptions and yards. Teams don't throw at guys who have good coverage.
These aren't exclusively the important metrics. We'll see, guys. Like I said, Butler was more efficient, but gave up a ton of receptions and yards. Teams don't throw at guys who have good coverage.
My fear is the coaching and injuries.
We can keep yelling at each other all day, I'm not ready to anoint a 31 year old CB who was already slow when he started in the league and gave up the most receptions and yardage of any CB.Bro he gave up a below average passer rating.
What that means is that even though he gave up a lot of receptions, QBs weren't very efficient throwing the ball to his coverage target.
With a better pass rush, he likely gives up a lower passer rating and less yards and receptions. That's not a crazy conclusion at all.
Okay, tell me which you'd rather face off against:"real QBs and receivers here“, ?
My fear is the coaching and injuries.
Been a looooong time since we’ve seen that tradition.Welcome to the board! I'll have the dark meat part of a rotisserie chicken, an XL Mountain Dew, a bag of Doritos, and a box of Paczki (sp?). New board members "buy" dinner, and I've been on a strict diet for a month and a half
Been a looooong time since we’ve seen that tradition.
I’ll have a #1 from Taco Bell with a cherry Pepsi and no ice.
Teams can throw on any CB if there’s no pass rush. Prime Peterson or Revis couldn’t cover Isabella for 10 seconds.These aren't exclusively the important metrics. We'll see, guys. Like I said, Butler was more efficient, but gave up a ton of receptions and yards. Teams don't throw at guys who have good coverage.
Damn skippy.My fear is the coaching and injuries.