#Andy dalton 2020 stats upgrade#
Maybe not completely an upgrade from or the other, but a happy medium between the two. So, again, we see that he is better at deep passing success than Trubisky, and is less up and down than Dalton. Trubisky was at 19.4% in big-time passes, and 11.1% in turnover-worthy plays. Foles was at 25.5% with big-time passes, and 12.8% in turnover-worthy passes. Meanwhile, 21.6% of his deep passes resulted in big-time plays. Dalton had just 5.4% of his deep passes be considered turnover worthy. However, he also had the most turnover-worthy plays. Dalton was at 10.2%, and Trubisky at 11.1% Big Time Throws and Turnover Worthy PlaysĪccording to PFF, Foles had the higher yards per attempt and completion rate than both. For Foles, 13.1% of his passes went 20 yards downfield, per PFF. Foles had 312 attempts, Dalton with 333, and Trubisky at 297. With Mitch Trubisky, it would seem to be a more accurate deep ball down the sidelines that has their eye.įoles, Trubisky, and Dalton all threw similar numbers of passes last season, which makes comparing them a lot easier. It may be fair to note that the inconsistency of Foles is why the Bears now prefer Dalton. A 149.3 passer rating to the deep middle and 27.7 to the deep right is about how you can describe the roller coaster that was Nick Foles. He has short success in some areas, deep success in some, and is awful in similar areas. Comparing Mitch Trubisky and Andy Dalton to Nick Folesīelow you can see Nick Foles which looks much more like a mix of the two. However, on the other side, we may see less passing over the middle. This could be a subtle but notable change with Dalton throwing more passing down the sidelines than Trubisky. However, he is much better over the middle of the field than he is on the sidelines. His success comes all within 10 yards, and his issues come beyond. Trubisky is pretty different from Dalton. Still, it is easy to see his contrast on deep passing compared to Mitch Trubisky below. Dalton excelled at throwing to the right side, and while he hit best in the intermediate area of the field, his biggest issues came passing over the middle, no matter the depth. Below you can see the passer chart for Andy Dalton and his success by distance. With a real chance that Dalton could be starting for Chicago week one, it is time to dig in and find out if there is any optimism here. Still, it is the move the team made and until we get to the NFL draft, he will be the presumptive starter as Nick Foles is likely to move on as well. The Chicago Bears moving on from Mitch Trubisky to get Andy Dalton is a bit of a surprise, considering we are not sure that Dalton is necessarily an upgrade.
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