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ScottF 11-29-2013 01:00 PM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Michigan_SF (Post 554155)

hmmm... reading between the lines here... Is it:

A) the MNF game has been moved to Indiana because the DEA has commandeered CenturyLink to use to drug test every Seattleite for PED's

or

B) It snows often at Purdue Univ, where number 9 broke many records before he moved to sunny Socal and then brought his show indoors. Henceforth and therefore, Brees will be fine Monday
?

Michigan_SF 11-29-2013 01:13 PM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
I'd run with option B :)

FeelTheBrees 11-29-2013 01:34 PM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by The Dude (Post 554163)
Uh yea. I don't know what qb you have been watching for the past 6 years. He CAN and does go deep sometimes but most throws are for less than 10-12 yds. What the back or receiver does with it after is a different story.

Well instead of just making stuff up, let's look at some actual stats:

Quarterback Air Yards - 2013 - NFL Season Statistics

The stat here is "quarterback air yards" which is defined as "the total distance that a football is thrown beyond the line of scrimmage to the point of reception. Air yards is calculated by taking total passing yards and subtracting Yards After the Catch (YAC)."

Drew is obviously near the top every year in total air yards because he throws for a ton of yards, thus resulting in a lot of total air yards. I think the more relevant stat for this debate is "air yards per attempt", which will show how far the QB throws it per attempt, minus the YAC.

The #1 overall QB for this year is just over 5 yards...so your estimate of "10-12 yards" (what you thought was a small number) is actually more than double the league leader. I agree that 10-12 yards seems mediocre at best, but the numbers don't lie. Just over 5 yards LEADS THE LEAGUE. Remember, we are subtracting the YAC, as you even stated that "what the back or receiver does with it after is a different story."

Drew Brees is #9 overall for this year with 4.19. He has finished in the top ten 4 of the last 6 years, and was #2 overall in 2009. I think it's safe to say he does NOT "mostly throw short stuff", which was the comment I had originally refuted from the Seachicken fan, and also what you tried to refute me on to agree with the Seachicken fan, that Brees does in fact throw a lot of short passes. Well, I think I've made it clear that is not the case when you compare Drew relative to the rest of the QBs in the league (there is nothing else to compare it to...no not the weather). So you were right about one thing, we have obviously been watching different QBs over the past 6 years.

Cheers.

73Saint 11-29-2013 02:04 PM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
Guess we will see Monday. I can't wait, it will be a great test for all 3 phases of our team (O, D, STs). We have a chance to win, but can't do anything to shoot ourselves in the foot.

-Cap't Obvious

Danno 11-29-2013 02:31 PM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by FeelTheBrees (Post 554187)
Well instead of just making stuff up, let's look at some actual stats:

Quarterback Air Yards - 2013 - NFL Season Statistics

The stat here is "quarterback air yards" which is defined as "the total distance that a football is thrown beyond the line of scrimmage to the point of reception. Air yards is calculated by taking total passing yards and subtracting Yards After the Catch (YAC)."

Drew is obviously near the top every year in total air yards because he throws for a ton of yards, thus resulting in a lot of total air yards. I think the more relevant stat for this debate is "air yards per attempt", which will show how far the QB throws it per attempt, minus the YAC.

The #1 overall QB for this year is just over 5 yards...so your estimate of "10-12 yards" (what you thought was a small number) is actually more than double the league leader. I agree that 10-12 yards seems mediocre at best, but the numbers don't lie. Just over 5 yards LEADS THE LEAGUE. Remember, we are subtracting the YAC, as you even stated that "what the back or receiver does with it after is a different story."

Drew Brees is #9 overall for this year with 4.19. He has finished in the top ten 4 of the last 6 years, and was #2 overall in 2009. I think it's safe to say he does NOT "mostly throw short stuff", which was the comment I had originally refuted from the Seachicken fan, and also what you tried to refute me on to agree with the Seachicken fan, that Brees does in fact throw a lot of short passes. Well, I think I've made it clear that is not the case when you compare Drew relative to the rest of the QBs in the league (there is nothing else to compare it to...no not the weather). So you were right about one thing, we have obviously been watching different QBs over the past 6 years.

Cheers.

Good stuff. Reminds me of when some claimed Drew didn't throw the deep pass well, and stats showed he was #1 in the entire league in deep ball accuracy.

SaintSproles 11-29-2013 03:56 PM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Danno (Post 554196)
Good stuff. Reminds me of when some claimed Drew didn't throw the deep pass well, and stats showed he was #1 in the entire league in deep ball accuracy.

You know who doesn't throw the deep ball well? Peyton Manning. You never see him airing it out deep. The big plays they have had this season have come off of a lot of bubble screens, or broken plays on short passes towards the sidelines and busted coverage.

I don't think anyone has thrown the deep ball better than Drew Brees since becoming a Saint in 2006.

westbankdaze 11-29-2013 06:12 PM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
This game will become legend. Mark my words.


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TheOak 11-30-2013 06:34 AM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
Snow Gone
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It's not who runs better. I am a Saints fan through and through, but there is no question of who can run better.

The question is can we do to Lynch what we have done to other great RBs this season.

hagan714 11-30-2013 09:35 AM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
i am sticking with

Mostly cloudy rain tapper off by game time

Temp about 40 to 45 degrees

slight gusty wind conditions nothing really major

no fog in the forecast either :)

with a low around 31.

AlaskaSaints 11-30-2013 11:54 AM

Re: Cold and snow Monday
 
Those are miserable conditions for players and for fans.
There will be dropped balls and lots of lost traction.

Ugh…

Just win BIG.

Alaska


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