Steven Patton
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Steven Patton
@PattonAnalytics
NFL Analytics & Graphics | Host of Purrfect Takes | Data Scientist @ StatRankings

@Peter_Bukowski Love Matt as a play designer and play caller, he gives you a real advantage in those areas which is important and my personal preference. Being frustrated with his overall game management and in game decision making seems very reasonable though.

Bears QB coach JT Barrett recently described the next step in Caleb Williams' development as: "Less is more." The numbers support it. x.com/danwiederer/st…



Every offseason, fans and analysts try to project the next Josh Allen. This year, that quarterback is Caleb Williams. The problem? Josh Allen became the exception that reshaped expectations for every talented but unfinished quarterback who followed. 🧵



@DevyEusuf Harry 309 yards is his high nice comp lol look at XL yards







A few weeks ago, Bears QBs coach J.T. Barrett used the phrase "Do less" as a guide for Caleb Williams to understand the efficiency he is being asked to play with. Ben Johnson elaborated and enlightened today. "We’re asking Caleb to continue to grow within the offense. There are times when the primary receiver is open. We want to deliver him an accurate football within the timing of the play -- and then progress if the protection allows us. "So it’s just taking that up to the next level. It’s also understanding what the premier coverages are for some of our concepts. And if we’re not getting those coverages, how can we accelerate to No. 2 and No. 3 or do I need to make them pay with my legs? So, it’s just another level of understanding."

Here's a comparison of Chiefs LT Josh Simmons from Nov. 19 last year (after he returned to team from family absence) to today (June 9). Simmons said his bigger frame is side effect of working out every day. Says he's around 285-290 pounds now and hopes to get to 300 for Week 1.


In 2017 Russell Wilson scored 37 of Seattles 38 touchdowns and didn’t win MVP. Which, he should’ve over Brady. NO PLAYER HAS EVER accounted for that much of their teams TD. 97.4% of the teams TD all but ONE. Yardage was also 86.4% which is highest ever as well.









