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I can't remember where I saw it, but I thought I read that Mayfield's average release time after the snap was 2.3 seconds or so? If that's true, it would be encouraging. It sounds like it. Just a question. How is release time factored? Does it factor in roll-out passes? Several of those a game would add several seconds per play to the release time. What about scrambles before the throw? All of those would skew release time. If we throw 40 times a game, we could easily have 20% of the plays requiring additional time to release the ball. I am not asking to apologize for anybody. I am simply wanting to know how it is factored. Yes, roll outs and scrambles would absolutely affect that. It is a basic calculation of the time from snap to release. I don't think they toss out scrambles and roll-outs from the data in order to compute it.
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I can't remember where I saw it, but I thought I read that Mayfield's average release time after the snap was 2.3 seconds or so? If that's true, it would be encouraging. I believe Baker’s number is over 3. Like 3.19 Vers posted it from next gen stats before the last game I believe he was talking about in this last game, not some running average. Thanks. That might be right. Baker seemed to get rid of the ball quickly this week.
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I can't remember where I saw it, but I thought I read that Mayfield's average release time after the snap was 2.3 seconds or so? If that's true, it would be encouraging. I believe Baker’s number is over 3. Like 3.19 Vers posted it from next gen stats before the last game I posted it earlier on the Baker thread and while I am not positive, I believe Baker's average is down to 3.12, so maybe he did get rid of in the time 05 said. We did run 3-4 plays where Baker flipped it or handed to a WR. All those were counted as passes. Roll outs add time to the average. Handoffs take time off. That's why it is best to go w/the average. I will say that over the years, a lot of scrambling qbs have high release times. Guys like Wilson, Mahomes, Ben [back in the day,] Watson [although he holds it too long even when he isn't scrambling around.] etc.
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