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So which WR did the best in the season for Yards and TD's.

With 1 game left I topped 5K yards and 60 TDs!!

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=244186

Impressive stat inflation. Would be more impressed if your productions numbers were better in games that were decided by 20 points or less.

I don't understand that statement at all.

Game 1: 276 yards, 4 TD's lost by 12.
Game 3: 281 yards, 2 TD's won by 9.
Game 5: 173 yards, 1 TD Lost by 32.
Game 10: 108 yards, 0 TDs, Lost by 10.
Game 13: 251 yards, 3 TDs, won by 25.
Game 14: 252 yards, 2 TDs, lost by 22.

But I don't see how it is stat inflation, if we lose our games. I can understand the blowout wins, but:
Game 15: 281 yards, 1 TD in a 53 point loss
Game 11: 313 yards, 2 TDs in a 77 point loss.

We did have 2 close games where he was held to less than 100 yards, 1 win, 1 loss. But you can't always put up 250 yards every game.
If you Defense is sucking that day and they are running over you, and outlevel you, IMO, makes it more impressive that you can put up numbers like this.

+1 for impressive...

3000 more yards than any receiver in the conference...you must be doing something right...

3000 more targets than any receiver in the conference

are you guys wracking your brains trying to figure out why you've lost 7 games thus far?

Oh we know why. We can't run, and we can't stop the Strong I off tackle.

There's no denying that those are some impressive stats, but perhaps if you threw to players other than your WR you might win some games.

trust me we have tried. Half of his catches, he is not the primary.

We have tried a lot of different things, to keep the TE's and other WR's in the game. And they get about 50% of the throws. But this WR does get about 50% of the passes in a game.

He is not the fav target, the plays are split about 40% WR1 primary, 40% WR 2/3 primary, 20% TE primary. And he isn't always the WR1. But he does get a ton of passes. And our QB is set for no favorites.

IMO, he scores high on the check-down comparisons the QB does pre-snap and post snap. And so ends up getting a bunch.

Don't go by the last game as we kept the HB and TE in to block the whole game. Big mistake by the way. But the other 14, most players were out there to catch the ball.

LOL! 3 WR's on that team with way too many stats coming against gutted teams or blowout losses.


But I don't see how it is stat inflation, if we lose our games. I can understand the blowout wins, but:
Game 15: 281 yards, 1 TD in a 53 point loss
Game 11: 313 yards, 2 TDs in a 77 point loss.

It's simple, your opponents went into cruise control allowing a talented WR to shine. Your guy is good, but so what? The Heisman and the NFL MVP never go to a bad team. Therefor your guy is automatically disqualified.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=32065

This guy has 80 TDs.

Nice, now there is a case of inflated stats. 2200+ yards and 40 TDs came in 2 games.

And @Packman, no he didn't get those yards at the end when anyone was in any cruise control. Teams in my league don't seem to do that. They play you tough throughout.

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player.pl?player_id=514048

Season 6
G-16
Rec-233
Yds -4,216.5
Y/G-263.5
Y/Rec-18.1
TotYAC -1,799
AvgYAC -7.7
TD -67
Drops-23

Nicely done.

Originally posted by Bully Ben
I don't understand that statement at all.

Game 1: 276 yards, 4 TD's lost by 12.
Game 3: 281 yards, 2 TD's won by 9.
Game 5: 173 yards, 1 TD Lost by 32.
Game 10: 108 yards, 0 TDs, Lost by 10.
Game 13: 251 yards, 3 TDs, won by 25.
Game 14: 252 yards, 2 TDs, lost by 22.

But I don't see how it is stat inflation, if we lose our games. I can understand the blowout wins, but:
Game 15: 281 yards, 1 TD in a 53 point loss
Game 11: 313 yards, 2 TDs in a 77 point loss.


I think it is fairly clear that you don't understand the statement since you have listed random games as evidence. I said games decided by 20 points or less, either you are confused or you don't do math.

Game 1 was impressive, but it was a statistical anomaly.
Game 3- Equally impressive, but when you look at the amount of receptions it took to rack up those yards and TDs, you are averaging a TD every 10 catches. My teams top 2 WRs average a TD every 3 catches or less without the wild 13 TD games and such.
Game 10- 108 yards no TDs
Game 9- 80 yards no TDs
Game 4- 84 yards no TDs

The reason blowout losses matter as much for stat inflation is because you don't run the ball and have a normal offense when you are down by 50, what do you do? You throw every down in hopes of catching up the massive deficit.