This chart maps every pass by depth and direction, with completions, touchdowns, interceptions, drops and receiver errors identified in the key. Each section also includes his completion numbers, yardage, touchdowns, interceptions and success rate.

It adds some context beyond the completion percentage.

Take a look below. What stands out to you, and which areas would you like to see Texas attack more?

Good stuff Blake

I count 9 - I would like to see a lot more of the green dots !

He’s not accurate over the middle, but when he is, a TD is possible.

Edited October 15Oct 15 by 4thandFive

He doesn’t like to throw in the middle and he’s not particularly good at it.  Even more striking though is how terrible the behind the LOS to the left passing game is.  Less than 2.5 yards per attempt is criminal.  I assume that’s a function of the well documented WR blocking problems but yeesh, changes need to be made there.