Here's a hidden gem of a passing stat that is under the radar.

[Innocenti]

First off, regarding topic-worthy information, this is light...very light. And so I apologize for that.

Garrett Wilson had 5 recs on 5 targets. Seriously, WTF!?!

We all know Wilson is great. But 5 for 5 is off the charts. There's a lot more brewing in our passing game than most of us realize. And as sucky as the season-ending injury was, Zach Wilson has the golden opportunity to redefine himself. Most of us don't have opportunities handed to us like this. So let's hope he makes the best of it.

 

[Old#15]

One thing stood out me was that there was only on pass targeted to TEs for a 2 yard reception to Conklin. Where they keeping them to help in pass pro or just not getting open?

 

[Innocenti]

One thing stood out me was that there was only on pass targeted to TEs for a 2 yard reception to Conklin. Where they keeping them to help in pass pro or just not getting open?

Conklin was a safety valve on that play?!? But I don't know the answer to your question.

 

[Oraelo]

One thing stood out me was that there was only on pass targeted to TEs for a 2 yard reception to Conklin. Where they keeping them to help in pass pro or just not getting open?

I read that they went to mostly 3 TE sets most of the game to slow down the all out rush the Bills had on. We will continue to see that until there are at least a few deeper passes to keep the defenses honest. They are daring Zack to throw it. Not a bad strategy until he shows that he is capable.

 

[hatnlvr]

One thing stood out me was that there was only on pass targeted to TEs for a 2 yard reception to Conklin. Where they keeping them to help in pass pro or just not getting open?

They were using them for pass protection and run blocking. The passing game was extremely conservative. They just weren't ready for what happened.