Bill Johanesen -> RE: General Vikes Talk (5/20/2021 4:52:17 PM)
|
quote:
ORIGINAL: Pager quote:
ORIGINAL: marty I see Smith-Marsette more as a #4 WR, sorta like Aldrick Robinson, catches a deep pass once in a great while. I don't fully understand Bisi's regression, thought he might be a great, tough #3 someday, sorta like the aging Boldan, to convert 3rd downs. Does Bisi lack the speed to be that ? Will having an improved OL, lead KC to more conversions with Bisi on 3rd downs ? Not to go all stats on the board, but I read somewhere, that Bisi was pretty solid on receiving yards per route. Played well when asked to spot start, I think averaging 75 years a game. Both can be verified. I like SM, both as a deep threat and to develop. But of course, very early to speculate. As Brad has posted many times, not a lot of pie left in a two TE/2 WR heavy offense for 3rd/4th WRs. Article: According to Next Gen Stats, at least one tight end was involved on all but 12 of Minnesota's 1,023 plays in 2020. What's more, the Vikings used two or more tight ends on 445 plays (43.5 percent), with roughly half of those (224) in 12 personnel (one running back, two tight ends, two receivers). The link below verifies the above. 1RB-2TE-2WR was ran 22% of the time. Near the league average of 20% (NE only 2%!). Some teams were 30+%. It also has a bunch of formation types and we were very high in a couple of little used ones. https://www.sharpfootballstats.com/personnel-grouping-frequency.html However, the more telling and meaningful for this topic: 1RB-1TE-3WR set ran 29% of the time. League average was 60%. 32nd by a mile.
|
|
|
|