Biggest frustration is the quarterback targeting. It’s all over the place! I put my best skill guy at RB and my quarterback never targets him on flat routes. Instead my quarterback is targeting WR1 or 2 and they aren’t even open. Despite using the spreadsheets seth and LR shares in forums, my quarterback seems to go the opposite way.
Biggest frustration is the quarterback targeting. It’s all over the place! I put my best skill guy at RB and my quarterback never targets him on flat routes. Instead my quarterback is targeting WR1 or 2 and they aren’t even open. Despite using the spreadsheets seth and LR shares in forums, my quarterback seems to go the opposite way.
I've wanted to track targets by QB INT to see if there is a large difference that contributes to that variance, but I think some of it is also your players learning the plays. Once they learn them to a certain point you start getting the more predictable results
Biggest frustration is the quarterback targeting. It’s all over the place! I put my best skill guy at RB and my quarterback never targets him on flat routes. Instead my quarterback is targeting WR1 or 2 and they aren’t even open. Despite using the spreadsheets seth and LR shares in forums, my quarterback seems to go the opposite way.
I've wanted to track targets by QB INT to see if there is a large difference that contributes to that variance, but I think some of it is also your players learning the plays. Once they learn them to a certain point you start getting the more predictable results
Just out of curiosity because I’ve never been able to get a sense of how important or unimportant play familiarity is. Would you say play familiarity matters more for the quarterback or the receivers?
Biggest frustration is the quarterback targeting. It’s all over the place! I put my best skill guy at RB and my quarterback never targets him on flat routes. Instead my quarterback is targeting WR1 or 2 and they aren’t even open. Despite using the spreadsheets seth and LR shares in forums, my quarterback seems to go the opposite way.
I've wanted to track targets by QB INT to see if there is a large difference that contributes to that variance, but I think some of it is also your players learning the plays. Once they learn them to a certain point you start getting the more predictable results
Just out of curiosity because I’ve never been able to get a sense of how important or unimportant play familiarity is. Would you say play familiarity matters more for the quarterback or the receivers?
To kill two birds with one stone, what about WR courage? My WRs are 78, 68, 54, 61 with a TE at 76. I'm assuming receivers who won't battle for ***** will turn targets into INTs - is there a minimum floor for receiving courage?
