[Mark Wheeler]

THREAD: Passing Stats Week 2, 2022: Kentucky at Florida

1. Pass Chart

Locations = depth of target

Not many attempts or success past 10 yards. Opponents will key in on this if Florida can't stretch the field more. pic.twitter.com/RuMBAt393J

— yahia | ? PM + Data (@yhassan00) September 13, 2022

3. Passing Stats, pre-snap motion or not

Plays with pre-snap motion had an aDoT much lower than without and a higher completion percentage, indicating one quick read and throw by AR.

Results are bad either way. pic.twitter.com/e8QugjS9Qv

— yahia | ? PM + Data (@yhassan00) September 13, 2022

5. Passing Stats, pressured or not

These numbers are expected except for the 2 interceptions.

Pressure was not a factor in those. pic.twitter.com/TQ2GB7MjWC

— yahia | ? PM + Data (@yhassan00) September 13, 2022

7. Passing Stats, by target

RBs were targeted only twice. pic.twitter.com/jNOGzZkeAX

— yahia | ? PM + Data (@yhassan00) September 13, 2022

9. Passing Stats, Summary

A LOT of room for improvement.

If you liked this thread, follow me for more.

I will try my best to do this thread every week. pic.twitter.com/3TL0ONzo1Z

— yahia | ? PM + Data (@yhassan00) September 13, 2022

[SwampMagic]

You could have named this how to depress a Florida fan in a single thread.

Why don’t we run more RP o’s or something with him? He isn’t a pure passer at all.

[gatrkd50]

I v’e looked at some of Napiers offense at Louisiana and he does pass the ball around. The main glaring thing his Qb’s their were pretty accurate. Something AR is lacking so to be honest Napier hands are pretty much tied with what he can call do offensively at this point with the passing game. AR is just going to be all over the place this season with his passing.He is not a natural passer gonna be ugly at times.

[Author]

Posts