NFL team drop rate (1 Viewer)

[sammymvpknight]

 

[Swamprat]

8 of 347 is pretty low...

I believe the most eye-popping detail is the number of attempts by the Browns.... 673!!! Next highest is 386! Wow, that's incredible.

 

[wayne5w]

If you weren't already in the camp wishing for a legit #2WR before the trade deadline, this should get you there.

 

[SweetT]

8 of 347 is pretty low...

I believe the most eye-popping detail is the number of attempts by the Browns.... 673!!! Next highest is 386! Wow, that's incredible.

Has to be an error. Baker has only attempted 300 passes so far

 

[Saint Spud]

Pretty awful considering MT is automatic and he gets the lions share of the targets.

 

[whodaresaydat]

I dont understand why we arent trying out other receivers and we keep relying on the ones we got in Hope that they will catch on. I mean.. bring in dez, what could it hurt?? Stubborn.

 

[Rdanderson91]

8 of 347 is pretty low...

I believe the most eye-popping detail is the number of attempts by the Browns.... 673!!! Next highest is 386! Wow, that's incredible.

Definitely a typo lol

 

[sammymvpknight]

8 of 347 is pretty low...

I believe the most eye-popping detail is the number of attempts by the Browns.... 673!!! Next highest is 386! Wow, that's incredible.

lol.Definitely a typo. Should have been 273

 

[Pensacola]

Well now that's a bummer! Didn't need to see that stat! Catch the BALL fellas! That's probably a whole lot of first downs we coulda, shoulda, woulda had .... ?

 

[Noble Saint]

That’s all Ginn has dropped?

 

[BiloxiSaint1]

In my mind, these stats do nothing to support winning or losing football. There are teams with winning records toward each end and in the middle. And teams with bad records are catching the football very well.

 

[BiloxiSaint1]

Also, when I compare these "unofficial" dropped pass numbers with other stat sources for dropped passes - they seem suspect. Perhaps "unofficial" means "inaccurate" or "unverified". Lol

 

[Deucewildin]

About 75% of those or on Ginn and Cook , Cook however is tending upward while Ginn downward

 

[sammymvpknight]

In my mind, these stats do nothing to support winning or losing football. There are teams with winning records toward each end and in the middle. And teams with bad records are catching the football very well.

I think that the relevant conclusion that can be drawn from the article is that CGM has a legendary catch rate and is one pace to break NFL records with receptions. What happens when you take CGM’s stats away? The Saints would have to be worst in the NFL. And sure, you take any #1 WR off a team and catch rate may worsen, but it would be near as dramatic as for the Saints. The Saints have still won this season but it is in spite of one of the weakest receiver corps in the NFL.

 

[Gumbo's Dad]

Is there a stat comparing the percentage of receivers who play piano per team? That seems an important criterion here.