Sep 21, 2022
7:15:31am
7:15:31am
Not sure I see a huge difference in the numbers there. 2022 is on pace to be
similar to 2019 and 2021. 2020 is about the same but a lot more TDs. That's because Rex caught a ton of jump balls against smaller defenders with our weak schedule.
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9/21/22 7:12am
9/21/22 7:14am
I will not annualize 2022. 25% of the season isn't a valid sample size. It is trending well, but that isn't enough
9/21/22 7:18am
Then ‘22 stats are pointless to even list unless you also cut off other seasons at3 games. 1/4 is enough to project.
9/21/22 7:22am
9/21/22 7:26am
So we shouldn't make any year over year comparisons because there are too many variables? Consider this for 2022,
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9/21/22 7:25am
I'm presenting the data, you choose what you want by looking at the numbers. I can take out Wake's stats completely
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9/21/22 7:22am
The point of the data isn't to cast blame but show what is going on. Reception and yards are down from 2019 through 2021
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