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I think Hackett and Marrone are taking too much blame.
Nassib played like Captain Checkdown today. He simply isn't delivering the ball within the rhythm of the offense. Even when he enjoyed solid protection, he too often held the ball. He missed open receivers, but even worse, he repeatedly failed to take chances when our WRs got down field with single coverage. Today was simply a very poor game from our QB: 4.5 yards per pass.
IMO, the only positions we have not substantially upgraded since Greggers are QB and RB. People get distracted by the shiny TD:INT ratio, but Nassib's career QB rating against AQs (115) is now below Andrew Robinson's (117): largely because Nassib gets such a low yardage per attempt.
Nassib's game today perfectly illustrates how some lousy, short passing game offenses sometimes trick people with sorta-decent looking statistics. Nassib did nothing to hurt his completion percentage or his TD:INT ratio today, even though his inability to move the chains nearly got us shutout by pizzaville. As is very often the case with pass-happy, YAC, short route offenses, it was Nassib's yards/pass that killed us.
Hopefully Graham continues to bust out. If he can start turning the safeties' backs with some Air Coryell downfield action, that would really help Nassib leave the checkdown disasters behind us.
In Nassib's defense, though, that was a pretty good L'Ville defense.
Nassib played like Captain Checkdown today. He simply isn't delivering the ball within the rhythm of the offense. Even when he enjoyed solid protection, he too often held the ball. He missed open receivers, but even worse, he repeatedly failed to take chances when our WRs got down field with single coverage. Today was simply a very poor game from our QB: 4.5 yards per pass.
IMO, the only positions we have not substantially upgraded since Greggers are QB and RB. People get distracted by the shiny TD:INT ratio, but Nassib's career QB rating against AQs (115) is now below Andrew Robinson's (117): largely because Nassib gets such a low yardage per attempt.
Nassib's game today perfectly illustrates how some lousy, short passing game offenses sometimes trick people with sorta-decent looking statistics. Nassib did nothing to hurt his completion percentage or his TD:INT ratio today, even though his inability to move the chains nearly got us shutout by pizzaville. As is very often the case with pass-happy, YAC, short route offenses, it was Nassib's yards/pass that killed us.
Hopefully Graham continues to bust out. If he can start turning the safeties' backs with some Air Coryell downfield action, that would really help Nassib leave the checkdown disasters behind us.
In Nassib's defense, though, that was a pretty good L'Ville defense.
