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Originally Posted by Big FN Deal |
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I like the premise but I think the process of blocking adjustments is too intricate to just have it tied to QB AWR. Meaning, that would need to factor in the AWR of the positions on the OL too. I have stated a few times to make QB AWR matter as a standalone rating, it needs to be a modifier of QB accuracy, according to pressure.
Don't want to attempt to hijack anyone's thread, so to explain it simply, depending on how "clean" a pocket or free space a QB has when throwing, QB AWR would determine how diminished each QB's accuracy is, player's with the highest AWR would have the least diminished passing accuracy even under the heaviest pressure and vice versa for low AWR QB. This pressure effect of QB AWR would also include in-game factors, like playing on the road, 2 minute drill, 3rd n long, 4th down, playoff/elimination games, etc.
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There already are "modifiers" for accuracy based on pressure, feet set or not, and throw on run- granted that they are not well done on base settings, but I found they really come into play with a variations of Jarods slider set and while I agree that OL awr should be a factor I still like the idea of high awr QB "assisting" in protection calls, not saying a 99 awr QB should be infallible but I like the premise of that being an advantage of rolling with an elite veteran qb...