setherick wrote:
Pretty sure that RBs are having to dive for swing passes because of the distance travel on the pass. They only go 1 or 2 yards up field usually, but they go 10-15 yards through the air if not more.
10- 15 through the air on a swing near the line of scrimmage should be an adjustment most of the time not a dive. Yes irl those throws in the dirt the happen but most dives are on longer passes .
The further the pass travels in the air the more chance of a dive should happen. Or an adjustment for that matter. But I am not sure it happens that way. Or it needs to be tweaked.
I could see it happening at our current rate if the backs were 10 or 15 yard down feild, a 30 yards in the air. Right now 10-15 yard passes are riddled with these adjustments and dives. Doesn't seem to matter the qb accuracy/arm, the wrs route/courage. As they happen on all shorter routes too often.
I wonder jbds logic here?
I am assuming all these factors play a part , including pressure , but I am wondering at what rate should these dive/ adjustments take place. Is the verbage not appearing on incompletes, but guys are diving? Cause I see the scale as being linear and not really matter in how far the throw actually travels.