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fsukum said...
The standard of averaging 10.3 wins per year?
The the standard that top-10 UF set in their games versus Bowling Green, Louisiana Lafayette and Jacksonville State? The same UF that Fisher has beaten twice in 3 tries? The standard that top-10 Clemson set in their struggle versus Auburn? The standard that a top-10 Clemson team set in a going-away loss to FSU? The one where they allowed 667 yards?
Just making sure were on the same page with the top-10 standard.
TNOLE27 said...
do you really think if we win 65-10 these same atricles are written? fact is, this is what the nation thinks of FSU. We may not like it but it is the perception of fSU nonetheless.
we had a chance to dent that perception last night and did not do it. The perception did not get worse either.
we are viewed as a team that cannot get out of its own way on offense which means scoring points. For 3 quarters the perception was reality.
dennisnole said...
With lengthier schedules 10 wins isn't the same as it was 10 years ago. We get an extra win every year by having an extra cream puff on the schedule. Then there's the acc champ game allowing for another extra w.
Also we lost to uf this year in Doak. Last years team might have beaten a terrible uf team but they also lost to clemson, wake frickin forest, ok (at home), and virginia (also at home).
It's easy to pick out the good and make Jimbo's tenure look like he's the 2nd coming of BB. But the bad is just as telling imo. I'm not sold on Jimbo personally (and yes I understand that my opinion doesn't matter a bit in the grand scheme). If we're able to repeat this year's performance next, I'll change my tune.
Having said that I loved the win last night. Loved watching Lonnie tear it up, EJ make some great plays, and especially loved the defense making the niu qb eat his words.
fsukum said...
Okay, average wins per year aside, how does a 76% winning percentage sound? Jimbo has his flaws, but lets not act like this program is in bad shape. He has us trending upwards and exactly where we we wanted to be- winning conference titles and BCS games. His future is locked to him learning from his mistakes. I'm willing to bet he does.
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TimLinafelt said...
I posted this in the other thread, but thought it could apply here too:
It's just interesting to me that all the national types basically wrote the exact same thing.
It's like they were given a writes upon request prompt or something (remember those, Florida kids?)
The disappointing thing is that there were a ton of positive stories to write about last night:
- Lonnie Pryor has a tremendous story, has overcome a lot to get where he is. But on a night when he averages 35 yards a carry, he's barely a footnote in the national storyline.
- EJ Manuel played this whole season while dealing with his mother's battle with breast cancer, something he's kept secret all year. And on a night where he had a pretty nice game, quarterbacked FSU to its first BCS win since the 99 season and became the second QB to ever win four bowls, he's barely a footnote in the national storyline.
- A defense that has lost it's top DE, top DB, then another excellent DE and then later lost its coordinator shut down one of the nation's top statistical quarterbacks. And, oh yeah, the DE coach who has already taken another job came back for one last game with his guys and did a great job. But after the national media hyped up Jordan Lynch for a month, the defense that made him look average at best got barely an ounce of credit.
It's just disappointing, I guess. It doesn't mean that everything said about FSU today is inaccurate, but there are a lot more stories to tell and it seems that no one at the national level cared enough to tell them.
JHovy said...
So yall think they (national media) slam UF like they did us?
Nah, cause UF won more recently then us on the big stage, they beat us, play in the SEC will be part of the excuses I bet.
Bottom line though: they finished with the exact record as us, we won our major bowl, we beat the team we were supposed to in said bowl
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TNOLE27 said...
There was nothing wrong with her article. It's clear she has doubts Jimbo can get it done. After this year only a fool would not share those same doubts.
Clemson would have beaten NIU 62-17. did we dominate NIU? sure, for 3 quarters everywhere but where it matters: On the scoreboard.
Jimbo had the same problem with the offense at LSU: dominated in yardage yet not on the scoreboard. i remember an auburn LSU game where LSu had over 400 yds offense and 3 points for the game.
she did not see improvement in the offense. same problems week after week.
so to the outisde world we did not prove much this year.
we also missed a golden opportunity to play for a mnc.Getting annoyed about these articles is just in essence shootng the meesenger.
I suspect her attitude would change if Jimbo turned over playcalling duties.
so pundits look at this team as a whole and conclude its sum is less than its parts.
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First of all, this report wouldn't have been possible without the numbers provided by Pro Football Focus. PFF records snap counts and pass rush productivity beyond just the sack numbers, allowing for this analysis.
The Bengals used ten defensive linemen in the regular season of 2012. In reality, it was always a rotation of seven players on gameday, with usually three defensive tackles and four defensive ends. While the Bengals let some of their linebackers and defensive backs play every snap, the Bengals never let their defensive linemen play more than 80% of the defense's total snaps in a game. This rotation is what gives the Bengals defense that extra edge late in games, and it has become a trademark of Mike Zimmer's defense.
With this rotation, the production of the backups is more crucial than it is on other teams. Players like Jamaal Anderson and Wallace Gilberry get the opportunity to step up and play significant snaps. Jamaal Anderson, however, suffered a season-ending injury in week two. His snaps (mostly at left end) were filled when Carlos Dunlap returned from injury in week three. Wallace Gilberry was signed just before week three, and his snaps steadily increased from only 15% of team snaps in the first half of the season to 46% in the playoff game. Rookie defensive tackles Devon Still and Brandon Thompson each got playing time early in the season, but Thompson's last snap was in week four, and Still was completely replaced by Pat Sims when Sims came back healthy in week ten. The rest, Michael Johnson, Domata Peko, Geno Atkins, and Robert Geathers all contributed regularly throughout the season.
Now, onto the productivity numbers. I created three new metrics - sack rate, QB hit rate, and QB hurry rate.
Player Name | Pass Rush Snaps | Total Snaps | Pass Rush % | PFF Pass Rush Rating | Sacks/PRSnap* | Hits/PRSnap* | Hur/PRSnap* | |
RDE | Michael Johnson | 564 | 923 | .61 | -4.8 | 2.30 | 1.42 | 6.03 |
DT | Geno Atkins | 555 | 868 | .64 | +54.7 | 2.88 | 2.34 | 9.55 |
LDE | Carlos Dunlap | 424 | 655 | .65 | +6.7 | 1.18 | 3.30 | 8.02 |
LDE | Robert Geathers | 399 | 691 | .58 | -16.7 | 1.00 | 1.00 | 4.26 |
DT | Domata Peko | 337 | 715 | .47 | -.3 | .89 | .89 | 2.67 |
RDE | Wallace Gilberry | 209 | 353 | .59 | -1 | 3.35 | 1.44 | 4.78 |
DT | Pat Sims | 91 | 209 | .44 | -1.9 | 0 | 0 | 2.20 |
DT | Devon Still | 78 | 157 | .49 | -.8 | 1.28 | 1.28 | 3.85 |
LDE | Jamaal Anderson | 33 | 61 | .54 | -1.9 | 0 | 3.03 | 3.03 |
DT | Brandon Thompson | 12 | 23 | .52 | +.5 | 0 | 0 | 8.33 |
*These metrics refer to QB sacks, hits, and hurries respectively. Each number is divided by total pass rushing snaps, then multiplied by 100. This gives the average number of sacks/hit/hurries per 100 pass rush snaps. For some perspective, J.J. Watt led the league this year with 20.5 sacks, and he averaged 3.35 sacks per 100 rush snaps.
+ How They Were Used: Firstly, you can see that the Bengals essentially used only six players as pass rushers all year. Pat Sims and Devon Still also got their feet wet, while Jamaal Anderson and Brandon Thompson barely even have enough snaps to qualify.
Though Robert Geathers 'started' every game this season at left end, Carlos Dunlap played far more in the last half of the season. In the wildcard game, Dunlap played 67% of the total defensive snaps, while Geathers played only 38%. Domata Peko (72%), Geno Atkins (77%), and Michael Johnson (65%) were the other significant players in the wildcard game. Wallace Gilberry (46%) and Pat Sims (30%) rounded out the rotation. These percentage numbers should be viewed as the current benchmark for how Coach Zimmer likes to use his linemen.
When the Bengals want to put their best four pass rushers on the field, they put Carlos Dunlap at left end, Michael Johnson at right end, Geno Atkins inside, and either Domata Peko or Robert Geathers at the other inside spot. The team will also use Geathers to give Dunlap a break, but this occurred less and less as the year went on. Similarly, they use Wallace Gilberry to give Johnson a break, and this occurred more and more as the year went on.
At defensive tackle, Domata Peko, Devon Still, and Pat Sims each spent more time in run defense than they did getting after the quarterback. Geno Atkins, on the other hand, was rushing the quarterback on 65% of his snaps. Devon Still was viewed as a pass rusher while he played at Penn State, and he'll get that chance to rush the quarterback more next year if the team chooses not to re-sign Pat Sims. Peko, the veteran and locker room leader, is usually great in run defense and very good at sniffing out screens. His pass rush presence, though, is almost non-existent. Peko can't get push against the constant double teams he faces, so he stays back and keeps the quarterback in front of him. This strategy has value against quarterbacks like Ben Roethlisberger, who often evades pressure and steps up in the pocket.
+ The Productivity Numbers: Geno Atkins' pass rush numbers jump off the page. He averaged 2.85 sacks per 100 pass rush snaps, which is absurd for an inside player. His PFF pass rush rating (+54.7) is best in the league for defensive tackles, and second place (Ndomakong Suh, +29.6) isn't even close. He tied for sixth in the league in sacks (12.5) and finished third in the league in total QB hurries, behind only Denver's Von Miller and St. Louis' Chris Long.
The perfection from Geno Atkins helps put some of these other metrics in perspective. For example, you start to realize the impact that Wallace Gilberry had when you see that he finished the season averaging more sacks per snap (3.35) than Geno Atkins (2.88). In fact, Gilberry even tied the sack rate of J.J. Watt. Gilberry's 6.5 sacks in only 209 pass rush snaps were very, very impressive and show that he finishes and hustles hard.
Michael Johnson finished with 11.5 sacks this season, a career high by far. His 2.30 sacks per 100 snaps is very solid and just below some of the best pass rushers in the league.
Domata Peko (.89) and Robert Geathers (1.00) have low numbers here, as expected.
Perhaps the most alarming number in the chart is Carlos Dunlap's sack rate. Only a 1.18, which came from a measly five sacks in 424 pass rush attempts. Dunlap simply isn't finishing. His QB hit rate (3.30), though, was the best on the team (and that means better than Geno Atkins). Dunlap's QB hurry rate (8.02) places him in elite company, only slightly behind Geno Atkins and better than some of the league's best pass rushers. Thirty three players in the league have more than 30 QB hurries, and the Bengals have three of them - Atkins (53), Johnson (34), and Dunlap (34).
So, what's up with Dunlap? He needs to finish better. Dunlap has reached the quarterback too many times to only have 5 sacks to show for it. Only three other players in the league also have more than thirty hurries and less than six sacks.
+ Free Agency Perspective: Overall, the table points to the importance of fixing the defensive end position through either the draft or free agency. With Michael Johnson, Wallace Gilberry, and Robert Geathers all entering free agency, the team is left with only two proven pass rushers under contract - Atkins and Dunlap. The rest are either run stuffers (Peko, Anderson) or young, inexperienced players (Still, Thompson).
If the Bengals choose not to re-sign Michael Johnson, they lose 70% of the the team's pass rush snaps at right end. Additionally, Johnson became extremely stout in run defense this year. His PFF run defense rating of +11.1 was second on the team only to Geno Atkins. The Bengals certainly can't afford to let Johnson go.
Robert Geathers accounted for 40 percent of the team's pass rush snaps at left end this year, and he also kicked over to defensive tackle and and right defensive end. If the team moves on from Geathers, they will need to find someone who can match his versatility, and his strength and leverage in run defense. But, Geathers didn't provide much of anything in pass rush, and he lost playing time as the year went on.
Wallace Gilberry was one of the most underrated players on the team last year. Signed as an backup plan when Anderson went down for the year, Gilberry absolutely exceeded expectations. He got after the quarterback, held his own in run defense, and wasn't called for any penalties. His play on the field should definitely earn a new contract with the team this year.
The team could choose not to re-sign Robert Geathers, therefore allowing Carlos Dunlap to slip into the starting lineup. Then, the perfect spot opens up for a young, talented defensive end to step in and take 10 to 40 percent of the snaps on the left side in his rookie year.
Whatever happens, it is clear that the Bengals have a gaping hole at their defensive end position at this current time.


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