The New England Patriots are 5th in EPA per pass, 10th in offensive DVOA, and 3rd in passing DVOA

Their notable personnel group usage rates:

11p: 46.57% (27th)
12p: 37.58% (5th)
21p: 4.9% (11th)
13p: 8.17% (7th)
22p: 0.49% (17th)

The Seattle Seahawks are 4th in EPA per pass, 2nd in offensive DVOA, and 1st in passing DVOA

Their notable personnel group usage rates:

11p: 35.21% (31st)
12p: 28.79% (12th)
21p: 14.40% (3rd)
13p: 4.67% (14th)
22p: 10.31% (3rd)

The Los Angeles Rams are 3rd in EPA per pass, 3rd in offensive DVOA, and 2nd in passing DVOA

Their notable personnel group usage rates:

11p: 68.59% (6th)
12p: 12.04% (26th)
13p: 16.93% (1st)

The Detroit Lions are 2nd in EPA per pass, 8th in offensive DVOA and 10th in passing DVOA

Their notable personnel group usage rates:

11p: 53.07% (23rd)
12p: 32.85% (8th)
21p: 2.89% (17th)
13p: 7.76% (8th)
22p: 0.18% (21st)

The Green Bay Packers are 1st in EPA per pass, 6th in offensive DVOA, and 4th in passing DVOA,

Their notable personnel group usage rates:

11p: 55.62% (21st)
12p: 37.83% (4th)
21p: 3.68% (14th)
13p: 2.86% (21st)

Another problem, they run Mesh or versions of it too much. And their run game has gotten predictable. And Allen is playing skittish.

Sorry I’ll hang up and listen

You’d like Max Hairston (31) to not get turned around as the deep third player to the bottom of the screen, but he does a nice job with his speed/baseball turn to stay on top of Waddle and get back into phase with him. His recovery speed can bail him out

This is also one for the “can’t beat quarters over the top” crowd, in case that’s still going on

Very true. But my focus is more on the ball placement allowing Keon to succeed. Up and away, as opposed to horizontally away and on a rope