Jun 15, 2021
2:28:38pm
2:28:38pm
Its common for RB's to get hit right at the LOS, last year Allgeier frequently
got massive holes and didn't get hit until he was several yards past the LOS. Again, I'll believe you if you show me data. But it defies common sense. If you have another 5 yards to accelerate before you make contact, you are going to be going faster when you make contact and be able to get more yards after contact.
Sure I agree that yards after contact is more about a RB's ability than yards before contact, but that doesn't mean that a great OL and a poor defense doesn't influence yards after contact significantly.
Sure I agree that yards after contact is more about a RB's ability than yards before contact, but that doesn't mean that a great OL and a poor defense doesn't influence yards after contact significantly.
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He had 4.7 yards after contact. That has nothing to do with the OL and it translates across competition levels.
6/15/21 12:59pm
This is not the case according to advanced statistics. Yards after contact is largely independent of the OL talent and
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