Analytics are nice and all, but one thing they can't measure is team chemistry. I'm talking about an infectious, confident mindset that only grows as the team recreates a pattern of success over and over. From to play to play. To series to series.
This can work in reverse too. Play gets worse over time. Drew Richmond was a starter when Dobbs was here...
What happened to him?
I also pointed out in a post a few weeks back that winning 35-33 is better than losing 20-10.
It's great that he doesn't turn the ball over, but you have to play the position! You have to make the defense respect you by attacking them as a QB is supposed to do. And EVERY other position of offense is following their lead. Proactive vs Reactive.
Leading by your play on the field and making your cast better.
Everyone thought Peyton Manning had such a great supporting cast in college at WR. What did Kent do in the NFL? Nash? Only Peerless had a respectable NFL career. Copeland looked like he was All-SEC WR under Manning too. When T Martin became the starter though...his numbers dropped significantly. Peyton Manning made his offensive line better and WR's better. Which made the offense great! Which in turn made the defense play with a sense of confidence, knowing that their offense could put points back that they let go of. All of that started with Manning. The QB...