I hate these Gio analogies ... unfortunately, I’ve watched a lot of Bengals games since Mixon’s rookie year. It’s obvious why Gio is more efficient, b/c defenses see him as a receiving threat first and as a runner second. He also plays predominantly in 11 personnel ... contrast that with Mixon who the Bengals refuse to involve him in the passing game despite his receiving skills. Defenses key on him as a runner.Vcize wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 2:17 pmEven on plays where he gets to the second level he never does anything with it. I think the vision remark above is spot on. It's the reason Chubb is valuable on a bad team because once he gets to the second level he breaks tackles, finds the right angle, etc and turns it into a 40 yards TD. Mixon just kind of runs straight into 3 DBs and falls over for a 7 yard gain.BigBawseRoss wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 11:16 am the line is just really bad. not only can mixon go nowhere but burrow is under siege constantly. he threw it 61 times in a game. thats not possible if you have time to throw and let routes develop. Joe burrow is the most sacked qb in football as further proof. its not mixon folks, mixon is simply a reminder that situation is a giant factor and that talent only goes so far sometimes.
The other big mark on Mixon relative to the line is that he doesn't really look any better than Gio behind that line. When Mixon has missed time over the last 3 years Gio came in and was at least as good if not better replacing him.
Over the last 3 years Gio has started six games when Mixon was hurt and he averaged over 5ypc in four of them, as well as 4.6 YPC in one of the others. The offense doesn't really miss a beat with Mixon out.
Also as I think I may have already mentioned in this thread there are a lot of advanced statistics out there that attempt to separate RBs from their line play like yards over replacement, yards created per carry, etc and Mixon ranks mediocre to poor in most of those.
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I'm talking specifically about games where Mixon was out and Gio operated as the feature back. I'm obviously not trying to compare Gio's draws on 3rd and 19 in a normal game against Mixon's carries in that same game.Forza_Azzurri wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 6:07 pmI hate these Gio analogies ... unfortunately, I’ve watched a lot of Bengals games since Mixon’s rookie year. It’s obvious why Gio is more efficient, b/c defenses see him as a receiving threat first and as a runner second. He also plays predominantly in 11 personnel ... contrast that with Mixon who the Bengals refuse to involve him in the passing game despite his receiving skills. Defenses key on him as a runner.Vcize wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 2:17 pmEven on plays where he gets to the second level he never does anything with it. I think the vision remark above is spot on. It's the reason Chubb is valuable on a bad team because once he gets to the second level he breaks tackles, finds the right angle, etc and turns it into a 40 yards TD. Mixon just kind of runs straight into 3 DBs and falls over for a 7 yard gain.BigBawseRoss wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 11:16 am the line is just really bad. not only can mixon go nowhere but burrow is under siege constantly. he threw it 61 times in a game. thats not possible if you have time to throw and let routes develop. Joe burrow is the most sacked qb in football as further proof. its not mixon folks, mixon is simply a reminder that situation is a giant factor and that talent only goes so far sometimes.
The other big mark on Mixon relative to the line is that he doesn't really look any better than Gio behind that line. When Mixon has missed time over the last 3 years Gio came in and was at least as good if not better replacing him.
Over the last 3 years Gio has started six games when Mixon was hurt and he averaged over 5ypc in four of them, as well as 4.6 YPC in one of the others. The offense doesn't really miss a beat with Mixon out.
Also as I think I may have already mentioned in this thread there are a lot of advanced statistics out there that attempt to separate RBs from their line play like yards over replacement, yards created per carry, etc and Mixon ranks mediocre to poor in most of those.
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Even in those games, the formations that they use & his involvement makes it easier for Gio ... it’s the maddening part as a Mixon owner. The Bengals are so predictable when he is in the backfield, and there is no reason for it because he is a very good receiver.Vcize wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 7:00 pmI'm talking specifically about games where Mixon was out and Gio operated as the feature back. I'm obviously not trying to compare Gio's draws on 3rd and 19 in a normal game against Mixon's carries in that same game.Forza_Azzurri wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 6:07 pmI hate these Gio analogies ... unfortunately, I’ve watched a lot of Bengals games since Mixon’s rookie year. It’s obvious why Gio is more efficient, b/c defenses see him as a receiving threat first and as a runner second. He also plays predominantly in 11 personnel ... contrast that with Mixon who the Bengals refuse to involve him in the passing game despite his receiving skills. Defenses key on him as a runner.Vcize wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 2:17 pm
Even on plays where he gets to the second level he never does anything with it. I think the vision remark above is spot on. It's the reason Chubb is valuable on a bad team because once he gets to the second level he breaks tackles, finds the right angle, etc and turns it into a 40 yards TD. Mixon just kind of runs straight into 3 DBs and falls over for a 7 yard gain.
The other big mark on Mixon relative to the line is that he doesn't really look any better than Gio behind that line. When Mixon has missed time over the last 3 years Gio came in and was at least as good if not better replacing him.
Over the last 3 years Gio has started six games when Mixon was hurt and he averaged over 5ypc in four of them, as well as 4.6 YPC in one of the others. The offense doesn't really miss a beat with Mixon out.
Also as I think I may have already mentioned in this thread there are a lot of advanced statistics out there that attempt to separate RBs from their line play like yards over replacement, yards created per carry, etc and Mixon ranks mediocre to poor in most of those.
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Why they don't use him more as a WR is one of the biggest mysteries. He was so dynamic out of the backfield in college. I have him in my most expensive league ($2500 buy-in) so I'm pretty sure I've seen every snap of his career. The most frustrating is like a couple of weeks ago when he comes out and catches 3 passes in the first 2 drives for nice gains as the offense is clicking and then they don't give him a target the rest of the game.Forza_Azzurri wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 7:17 pmEven in those games, the formations that they use & his involvement makes it easier for Gio ... it’s the maddening part as a Mixon owner. The Bengals are so predictable when he is in the backfield, and there is no reason for it because he is a very good receiver.Vcize wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 7:00 pmI'm talking specifically about games where Mixon was out and Gio operated as the feature back. I'm obviously not trying to compare Gio's draws on 3rd and 19 in a normal game against Mixon's carries in that same game.Forza_Azzurri wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 6:07 pm
I hate these Gio analogies ... unfortunately, I’ve watched a lot of Bengals games since Mixon’s rookie year. It’s obvious why Gio is more efficient, b/c defenses see him as a receiving threat first and as a runner second. He also plays predominantly in 11 personnel ... contrast that with Mixon who the Bengals refuse to involve him in the passing game despite his receiving skills. Defenses key on him as a runner.
I still contend he is quite overrated as a runner though. Not that they are doing him any favors by using him primarily in that capacity. He was a dynamic part time player that made his best plays out of the backfield coming into the league and they've turned him into the exact opposite of that. A two down banger that they don't really try to get in space very often.
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I have the worst commish story if anyone wants to hear it. I guarantee it cannot be topped.
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Years ago but I saved the screen shot. Been playing sanctioned stuff like FFPC ever since the home league vibe got destroyed. Was in the championship game VS the commish. He swapped out players in the middle of our game who were higher scorers than who he had in, around halftime of their respective games. I didn’t even know you could do that. I still won the game. He disband the league the next year bc he was offended by Kaepernick.
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Every RB benefits from a good offensive line to varying levels. Bell went from a good offensive line to one of the league's worst.AussieMate wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 3:50 pmAre we still looking at Bell as elite? I'm moving further towards him benefiting to a good oline and good coaching, obvs some is him but I'm not sure the %SteveMaddensShoes wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 9:56 amThat's exactly who I had in mind as the superior version of Mixon. In his prime Bell made the game look slow. He could manipulate the defense into moving out of position and create more space and time for himself. It was incredible. Mixon may have more burst than Bell did but doesn't have that skillset to see how everything is unfolding and manipulate it. Just my opinon.
Bell in his prime had rare traits in an RB. All-time vision, elite patience with the slow approach to the hole that many RBs copy now, WR-like footwork, and the ability to line up outside or inside and run routes like one as well. He was also really good at not taking big hits.
Bell isn't elite anymore, but in his prime he was an all-time RB talent.
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Mixon questionable with Chest injury week 4.
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My commissioner would pull something like that. Hope he does so we can overthrow him and put somebody normal in our league.
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Maybe it’s the same guy
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This is what I'm talking about. Both of those last two plays should have been TDs. Someone like Nick Chubb would have scored on both of them. It's always about the O-line here but when he has a chance to make plays he just doesn't do it. Frustrating.
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He's just not THAT good.
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Haha damn if that didn't end up being the perfect reverse jinx. Finally!
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