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[QUOTE="kingottoiii, post: 383309"]
Passing in of itself is is not aggressive, it can be conservative (see WCOs). It seems like early on in games that most of our patterns are of the short variety. Lots of quick passes. IMO it is hard to string along a bunch of those and score on a long drive. Especially with all the mistakes we make. It seems like we do not use a lot of intermediate passes (IMO Nassib's strength) until we fall behind. In fact most of our passing yards have come that way. For the most part we have struggled to move the ball in first halves. Then in second halves we have moved it well but found ways to mess up and not score. 
 
 
1% of our passing yards have come when we are up by more than one score (3.1% of mins played).
 
53% of our passing yards have come when the game is within one score either way (69.8% of mins played).
 
46% of our passing yards have come when we are down by more than one score (27.1% of mins played).
 
 
I understand that when you are behind that you will pass it more and need to be more aggressive. And a D will be less aggressive making it easier to pass. But the question I have: is our production in those 69.8% of mins played good enough?
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