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<blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 845676"><p>Stats are what we look at in the aggregate because we simply can't recall all the details about every player's every snnp across any time span. However, here, we can take a look at one particular player's performance while it is fresh. Rather than look at from the perspective of fantasy, how about we look at from the perspective of actual football, two very different things?</p><p></p><p>Overall, I'm not going to complain about the PI non-calls since they gave King a pass in whacking Jeffery's hand and the PI call going to Graham inside the final 2 minutes was pretty chippy. But the fact of the matter is 9 out of 10 officiating crews would call that 3rd. quarter non-call on MVS a PI and New York would not have been inclined to overrule the call on the field. Suffice it to say, consistency in these calls was lacking.</p><p></p><p>So here's the breakdown of MVS's 7 targets:</p><p></p><p>1. Short pass right for 3 yards; face mask call on Brown for an additional 15 yards. First down.</p><p></p><p>2. High throw to the back of the end zone from the 13 yard line on a scramble with Rodgers moving up and right out of the pocket. The ball goes off MVS's finger tips. He had full extension with defender contact.</p><p></p><p>3. The non-PI call. 9 out of 10 times that's a 25 yard penalty.</p><p></p><p>4. Again, a scramble up and right out of the pocket. MVS adjusts his route. 26 yard completion over the middle.</p><p></p><p>5. A sideline vertical route with tight coverage and checking by the CB. It looks like that CB gave him shove just before the ball arrived, another borderline PI. The timing was off as a result. The ball ended up ovethrown as MVS dove for. It might have been too far out of bounds to make the catch regardless. This might have been the one throw of the night where MVS was first in the progression with Rodgers looking to him all the way. Adams was out; that would have been his route.</p><p></p><p>6. Nice catch on a ball thrown behind him on a skinny post. 17 yards.</p><p></p><p>7. The fateful game ending interception. The way the game is officiated these days, that was a 50/50 PI non-call. In real time, it looks bang-bang. In slo-mo it's clear he was being wrapped up before the ball arrived.</p><p></p><p>Now, your fantasy stats, or any stats I've ever seen for that matter, don't account for penalties drawn or committed. Which O-linemen in this league are most often called for holding, hands to the face, presnap movement? Which edge rushers get called most for offsides, roughing, hands to the face? What are the costs of these penalties? Or, in this case, which receivers draw the most PI and holding calls?</p><p></p><p>In any event, of the 4 incomplete targets to MVS, 3 involved contact before the ball arrived, all possible PI calls in another place and time. And if got the first and last of them, they wouldn't show up in his fantasy stats anyway even if Philly cornerbacks found it necessary to mess with him before the ball arrived.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HardRightEdge, post: 845676"] Stats are what we look at in the aggregate because we simply can't recall all the details about every player's every snnp across any time span. However, here, we can take a look at one particular player's performance while it is fresh. Rather than look at from the perspective of fantasy, how about we look at from the perspective of actual football, two very different things? Overall, I'm not going to complain about the PI non-calls since they gave King a pass in whacking Jeffery's hand and the PI call going to Graham inside the final 2 minutes was pretty chippy. But the fact of the matter is 9 out of 10 officiating crews would call that 3rd. quarter non-call on MVS a PI and New York would not have been inclined to overrule the call on the field. Suffice it to say, consistency in these calls was lacking. So here's the breakdown of MVS's 7 targets: 1. Short pass right for 3 yards; face mask call on Brown for an additional 15 yards. First down. 2. High throw to the back of the end zone from the 13 yard line on a scramble with Rodgers moving up and right out of the pocket. The ball goes off MVS's finger tips. He had full extension with defender contact. 3. The non-PI call. 9 out of 10 times that's a 25 yard penalty. 4. Again, a scramble up and right out of the pocket. MVS adjusts his route. 26 yard completion over the middle. 5. A sideline vertical route with tight coverage and checking by the CB. It looks like that CB gave him shove just before the ball arrived, another borderline PI. The timing was off as a result. The ball ended up ovethrown as MVS dove for. It might have been too far out of bounds to make the catch regardless. This might have been the one throw of the night where MVS was first in the progression with Rodgers looking to him all the way. Adams was out; that would have been his route. 6. Nice catch on a ball thrown behind him on a skinny post. 17 yards. 7. The fateful game ending interception. The way the game is officiated these days, that was a 50/50 PI non-call. In real time, it looks bang-bang. In slo-mo it's clear he was being wrapped up before the ball arrived. Now, your fantasy stats, or any stats I've ever seen for that matter, don't account for penalties drawn or committed. Which O-linemen in this league are most often called for holding, hands to the face, presnap movement? Which edge rushers get called most for offsides, roughing, hands to the face? What are the costs of these penalties? Or, in this case, which receivers draw the most PI and holding calls? In any event, of the 4 incomplete targets to MVS, 3 involved contact before the ball arrived, all possible PI calls in another place and time. And if got the first and last of them, they wouldn't show up in his fantasy stats anyway even if Philly cornerbacks found it necessary to mess with him before the ball arrived. [/QUOTE]
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