trendon wrote:As of right now, with the extra point at the two,it is ALREADY FUCKING POSITIVE EXPECTED VALUE TO GO FOR TWO EVERY TIME! You shouldn't even be going for one as it is
trendon wrote:The league converts just under 50% of their two-point attempts but that is because they even suck at picking the plays. Runs are over 60% and passes are nearly 40%. Obviously,if coaches started running after every two-pointer, ther'd be some regression, but we'd be above 49.5% which is where you'd need to be for the play to be positive value.
trendon wrote:If I wasn't on my phone and at work, I'd cite, butmy memory is pretty damn good, so I can pretty much just chant their theories.
dakshdar wrote:For 2, better than Kaepernick in terms of on a single game or season basis, or better in terms of better bet to sign to a long term contract?
Pick any of the 3, and he's top 20 for all of em.
That's probably true. However, he's a lot closer to #20 if you rank them in terms of value for a long term contract than he is for a single game or season ranking.
Agreed, if he signs for $18mil/year, he's definitely going to be further down on the value list.
But as a QB, good luck objectively arguing that 20 are better to whoever decides to do that.
Player value is so difficult to really quantify since it also varies depending on the team.
Kaepernick is ranked 15th by this person and, perhaps rightfully so, he points out that offensive coordinator performance in the game can have as much of an impact on Kaepernick's overall performance as anything else.
Look what I found. I could barely type it, my brain nearly melted.
2013 Two-Pointers Attempted: 69
Converted: 33
Percentage: 47.8%
2.15 attempts per team
1267 PAT's (18 times as many)
Now comes where my brain melts. Each team only had TWO FUCKING OPPORTUNITIES DURING THE WHOLE SEASON WHERE THEY COULD HAVE USED AN EXTRA POINT? About six teams attempted none. C'mon! Chip Kelly was a maniac on two-pointers with an amazing eight tries.
Essentially, they like the fact that the kick is automatic and don't like the fact that when they start missing ~15% of PATs because of length, they'll be criticized.
If I were a kicker, I'd be pissed, too. It will take a little bit, but nobody will be going for the PAT until they need exactly one point to win or make it a two-score game (as they should be doing NOW!).
Joe, you said I should be happy, and I am in a way. A rule like this is going to have the unintended goal of sending two-point attempts absolutely through the roof, devaluing kickers, and moving one step closer to a one kicker/punter per team, and - ultimately - one step closer to a coach who doesn't punt or kick field goals ... which is where we should be.
Essentially, they like the fact that the kick is automatic and don't like the fact that when they start missing ~15% of PATs because of length, they'll be criticized.
To be fair, can you really blame them?
Let's be honest, there's no upside for them in this. Even at 35 yard, if they make em they won't exactly be praised.
Only negative things can come of this for kickers, seems obvious they wouldn't like it hence Corey posting it in the not so newsworthy thread.
I think it is funny two terrible franchises are now going after Revis in the Browns and Raiders. It is like these teams have zero interest in being good.
Demarcus Ware just became a free agent. Hoping my Bears go after him.
packsyd2284 wrote:I think it is funny two terrible franchises are now going after Revis in the Browns and Raiders. It is like these teams have zero interest in being good.
Demarcus Ware just became a free agent. Hoping my Bears go after him.
Revis is either the best or second best CB in the NFL. why wouldnt this move make their teams good? Haden/Revis in Cleveland is a scary CB combo
Cnasty wrote:Not too familiar with the guy, but from reading tj ward is a great sign on D for the broncos.
Good player. Great against the run. Not bad against pass. He's a motherfucker. Plain and simple. He just goes out there and tries to fuck people up. Good dude.
Cnasty wrote:Not too familiar with the guy, but from reading tj ward is a great sign on D for the broncos.
Good player. Great against the run. Not bad against pass. He's a motherfucker. Plain and simple. He just goes out there and tries to fuck people up. Good dude.
On paper this looks to be a big addition to Denver's D,
