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  • Time of Possession is a weird stat because it has so many factors. It’s half offense, half defense, and is not only sustaining drives but also pace of play, and run/pass split

    For example a 2 minute drive could be 3 run plays and a punt, or could be an 8 play touchdown drive

    IMO for what people are discussing in this thread, plays/drive is the relevant statistic. Teams that sustain drives average have near 7 plays/drive (multiple first downs), teams that can’t average closer to 5 plays/drive. Seattle’s ranking in that these 3 years

    2021: 5.2 plays, 32nd. Genuinely one of the most boom or bust offenses I’ve ever seen. Usually offenses that barely run 5 plays a drive are terrible

    2022: 5.8, 22nd

    2023: 5.7, 22nd

    So the Geno offenses have been a bit below average here. Broadly speaking i think the biggest issue in 2022 was a very herky-jerky run game (last in the league in success rate). The run game hit enough explosives to be generally speaking ok, but held the offense back from sustaining long drives. This season the main culprit is this team cannot convert 3rd downs. Why that is is up for discussion but it’s basically impossible to run a lot of plays/drive if you’re bottom 5 in the league at converting 3rd downs



















  • RustyCoal950212BtoSeattle Seahawks@nfl.communityThoughts?
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    The sentiment doesn’t make much sense. AJ Brown is a slightly better player, signed for $25m to Metcalf’s $24m, been to 2 pro bowls to Metcalf’s 1, drafted 15 spots ahead, was very productive in college and DK wasn’t … he’s always been equally or slightly more hyped