[GJD23]

Some interesting stats I had a look at.


NFL total "big pass plays" this year are calculated at passes 25 yards or more.


Mahomes leads the league this year with 47 from 14 games.
Wentz is last with 21.


So on average it's 34. Divide that by 14 games...2.4....x2 (2 QB's in a game)...4.8.


So roughly there's 5 passes a game in the NFL this year that go for more than 25 yards.


And basically as Mahomes averages 3.35 "big pass plays" a game this year, I'd say going beyond 4 a game for a QB is unrealistic.


Luck did have 4 in the game I posted earlier, so I don't think we need to do too much here - but I think a slight adjustment/tightening up of the defense would help a ton.


I'd love to see some 150-200 yard total offense games and some 3-0 shutouts or punts galore, lol.



While I wait for Matt to share his wisdom with us lol, I will give another game a go with threshold at 45 this time - three times the figure that is in the OP.


I know it's a tricky slider to play with but I just want to see what comes of it.