- Ranked 2nd among charted prospects in success rate vs. man (75%) and press coverage (75.7%) - Led all prospects in success rate vs. zone coverage (88.1%) - He can play inside and outsidehttps://t.co/HbifB61JlJpic.twitter.com/HYsV8rlAzF
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
Guys, are you really telling me you can’t figure this out? No one can do basic percentages/statistics?
Someone here has to be smarter than dilf9. You guys have to be kidding me.
Tell you what, if no one figures it out by this evening I’ll post the math.
Dilf9?
Dad I'd like to fuck? I'll take that lol.
If no one figures out the math that you made up in your head, then you'll post it? You should just go ahead and do it so we can tell you how wrong you are and laugh at you. [Reply]
I don't see any way Skyy doesn't go for 1,400 yards this year. My math is based on him averaging 21.4 ypc, so he's only gonna need 65 receptions to make this happen.
Originally Posted by staylor26:
All of this is just Megatron's way of continuing the whining about the WR room.
I'm sure zilla will be along shortly too.
I always thought Megatron leaned more towards the optimistic side and usually made at least half way decent arguments, but this off-season has me rethinking that position. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
No. Idk what that is. driving though. Standby
You said he would need 101 catches to get to 1000 yards. Which would mean averaging right at 10 Yards/catch. Which is a yard and a half less than he averaged as a rookie, and 2 yards less than Smith-Schuster averaged in the same role.
Originally Posted by dlphg9:
I always thought Megatron leaned more towards the optimistic side and usually made at least half way decent arguments, but this off-season has me rethinking that position.
He does typically lean towards optimistic, but the WR room is apparently a hill to die on for him.
I mean, let's say Skyy and Toney absolutely kill it this year, all of that bitching people like him and zilla did is going to get bumped and make them look very foolish. [Reply]
If no one figures out the math that you made up in your head, then you'll post it? You should just go ahead and do it so we can tell you how wrong you are and laugh at you.
Lol, you could just say you’re incapable of doing basic math.
Here, this is all the numbers you can probably handle.
22 rcp /33tgts 250 total yards 1001yards
That’s all you need to do the basic math. The solution won’t be quite correct, but it gets you in the general area. [Reply]
Originally Posted by duncan_idaho:
You said he would need 101 catches to get to 1000 yards. Which would mean averaging right at 10 Yards/catch. Which is a yard and a half less than he averaged as a rookie, and 2 yards less than Smith-Schuster averaged in the same role.
That math doesn't track.
I corrected the FVs. That’s why 10.2 yds; not 11.4.
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
Lol, you could just say you’re incapable of doing basic math.
Here, this is all the numbers you can probably handle.
22 rcp /33tgts 250 total yards 1001yards
That’s all you need to do the basic math. The solution won’t be quite correct, but it gets you in the general area.
I posted this above, but assume you missed it.
Lmao, as if it's set in stone that Skyy Moore will average 10 ypc and a 66.7% catch%. He's going to play Juju's role and JJSS averaged 12 ypc last year. Skyy Moore is quite a bit faster than JJSS, so it's not out of the realm of possibility that Moore could avg more ypc than JJSS. If he gets 12.5 ypc, then he only needs 80 receptions to hit 1000. I'd be willing to bet that he improves his catch percentage as well. He's going to run better routes and will have more insight into where PMII wants him to be on the field.
If he catches 71% of his targets and avgs 12.5 ypc, then he only needs 113 targets. That's only 6.7 targets a game. That's doable. [Reply]