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Martin, Fisher and Jackson have combined for 43 receptions for 534 yards, 3 TDs.
Winston and Patmon have combined for 70 receptions for 945 yards, 13 TDs.
gordon likes to throw to the right.
Yeah, I briefly mentioned this during the game thread on Sat, but I don't like to hate on any particular player too much.No doubt. But that distribution of the ball is not going according to plan.
Yeah, I briefly mentioned this during the game thread on Sat, but I don't like to hate on any particular player too much.
That being said, GM had 10 targets nearly every game, if not every game. Falk dipped into that stat regularly as well.
I'm not going to pretend that I know and understand the AR enough to say that there is a direct correlation between the number of different targets and success on the field/ success of the scheme, and if I did it would be belied by Gordon's numbers this year.
And Tay appears to be in the doghouse.
According the fiction teller Connor Halliday.
Maybe he is or maybe he isn't. But I'm not taking White BMW's word as gospel.
Yeah, I briefly mentioned this during the game thread on Sat, but I don't like to hate on any particular player too much.
That being said, GM had 10 targets nearly every game, if not every game. Falk dipped into that stat regularly as well.
I'm not going to pretend that I know and understand the AR enough to say that there is a direct correlation between the number of different targets and success on the field/ success of the scheme, and if I did it would be belied by Gordon's numbers this year.
I think I remember a graphic of completions and where they occurred a few games back, and it sure seemed like he was completing passes on both sides of the field.Chugs, I've seen Gordon move left. I don't think it is a matter of not being able to do that; I think it is more about not being comfortable moving toward his blind side. The result is the same, though.