Started By
Message
SEC Returning Wide Receivers : Ranking the Best (SECStatCat)
Posted on 1/28/20 at 12:57 pm
Posted on 1/28/20 at 12:57 pm
WR Stats - SECStatCat
Minimum 30 targets
Catch % (% of targets ending in a catch)
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (82.5%)
2. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (79.4%)
3. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (78.2%)
4. Anthony Schwatz (Auburn) (76.4%)
5. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (73.3%)
6. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (71.3%)
7. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (69.7%)
8. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (68.0%)
Yards Per Target
1. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (14.44)
2. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (14.34)
3. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (14.00)
4. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (10.91)
5. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (10.06)
6. Jalen Knox (Missouri) (9.94)
7. George Pickens (UGA) (9.58)
Yards Per Catch
1. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (21.09)
2. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (18.47)
3. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (16.97)
4. Treylon Burks (Arkansas) (16.48)
5. Jalen Knox (Mizzou) (16.21)
6. Osirus Mitchell (Miss St) (14.83)
7. George Pickens (UGA) (14.76)
Average Yards After Catch
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (12.00)
2. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (11.16)
3. Eli Stove (Auburn) (8.29)
4. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (8.24)
5. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (8.11)
6. Cam Johnson (Vandy) (7.07)
7. Josh Ali (Kentucky) (6.30)
Success Rate
1. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (69.7%)
2. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (67.5%)
3. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (66.7%)
4. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (63.2%)
5. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (60.8%)
6. Georgia Pickens (UGA) (59.7%)
7. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (58.8%)
Drop Rate %
1. Shi Smith (USCe) (1.25%)
2. George Pickens (UGA) (1.30%)
3. Eli Stove (Auburn) (1.69%)
4. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (2.94%)
5. Jonathan Mingo (Ole Miss) (3.23%)
6. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (3.45%)
6. Josh Palmer (Tennessee) (3.45%)
Explosive Play %
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (27.5%)
2. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (27.2%)
3. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (24.1%)
4. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (18.2%)
5. Jonathan Knox (Mizzou) (16.1%)
6. Traylen Burks (Arkansas) (15.9%)
7. Seth Williams (Auburn) (14.2%)
1st Down and/or Touchdown %
1. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (57.6%)
2. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (53.6%)
3. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (51.1%)
4. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (50.6%)
5. George Pickens (UGA) (49.4%)
6. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (47.5%)
7. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (46.81%)
Minimum 30 targets
Catch % (% of targets ending in a catch)
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (82.5%)
2. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (79.4%)
3. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (78.2%)
4. Anthony Schwatz (Auburn) (76.4%)
5. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (73.3%)
6. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (71.3%)
7. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (69.7%)
8. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (68.0%)
Yards Per Target
1. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (14.44)
2. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (14.34)
3. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (14.00)
4. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (10.91)
5. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (10.06)
6. Jalen Knox (Missouri) (9.94)
7. George Pickens (UGA) (9.58)
Yards Per Catch
1. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (21.09)
2. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (18.47)
3. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (16.97)
4. Treylon Burks (Arkansas) (16.48)
5. Jalen Knox (Mizzou) (16.21)
6. Osirus Mitchell (Miss St) (14.83)
7. George Pickens (UGA) (14.76)
Average Yards After Catch
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (12.00)
2. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (11.16)
3. Eli Stove (Auburn) (8.29)
4. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (8.24)
5. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (8.11)
6. Cam Johnson (Vandy) (7.07)
7. Josh Ali (Kentucky) (6.30)
Success Rate
1. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (69.7%)
2. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (67.5%)
3. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (66.7%)
4. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (63.2%)
5. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (60.8%)
6. Georgia Pickens (UGA) (59.7%)
7. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (58.8%)
Drop Rate %
1. Shi Smith (USCe) (1.25%)
2. George Pickens (UGA) (1.30%)
3. Eli Stove (Auburn) (1.69%)
4. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (2.94%)
5. Jonathan Mingo (Ole Miss) (3.23%)
6. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (3.45%)
6. Josh Palmer (Tennessee) (3.45%)
Explosive Play %
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (27.5%)
2. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (27.2%)
3. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (24.1%)
4. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (18.2%)
5. Jonathan Knox (Mizzou) (16.1%)
6. Traylen Burks (Arkansas) (15.9%)
7. Seth Williams (Auburn) (14.2%)
1st Down and/or Touchdown %
1. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (57.6%)
2. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (53.6%)
3. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (51.1%)
4. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (50.6%)
5. George Pickens (UGA) (49.4%)
6. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (47.5%)
7. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (46.81%)
This post was edited on 1/28/20 at 1:40 pm
22
Posted on 1/28/20 at 12:58 pm to SummerOfGeorge
quote:
Terrance
Come on StatCat.. Do better
Posted on 1/28/20 at 12:59 pm to SummerOfGeorge
There are some impressive receivers in this conference, that’s for sure.
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:00 pm to SummerOfGeorge
I'm confused. Jhamon Ausbon's catch percentage was over 71% and he was Mond's #1 target. How is he not on your list when he is returning?
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:02 pm to CGSC Lobotomy
quote:
I'm confused. Jhamon Ausbon's catch percentage was over 71% and he was Mond's #1 target. How is he not on your list when he is returning?
Ah, I confused him with one of your guys going pro. Didn't realize he was back. That's huge. I'll update.
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:05 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Alabama and LSU were simply ridiculous last year.
Also want to give credit to Grimes at UF. He provided some good mismatches and did very Very well.
Racey McMath will be in sec top ten next year.
Also want to give credit to Grimes at UF. He provided some good mismatches and did very Very well.
Racey McMath will be in sec top ten next year.
This post was edited on 1/28/20 at 1:06 pm
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:05 pm to SummerOfGeorge
quote:
Ah, I confused him with one of your guys going pro. Didn't realize he was back. That's huge. I'll update.
SOG sometimes I think you're too nice. You missed the perfect opportunity for a "The list only included players whose teams people give a shite about"
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:06 pm to dstone12
quote:
Also want to give credit to Grimes at UF. He provided some good mismatches and did very Very well.
The guys that jumped out to me were the 2 kids from Missouri and Grimes. Missouri's will depend on QB situation, but Grimes looks like a guy who is going to blow up as the #1 this year. In his limited role he made tons of plays last year.
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:07 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Lsu had 3 players with over 80% catch percentage... Nice
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:08 pm to Laffy Taffy Tiger
quote:
Lsu had 3 players with over 80% catch percentage... Nice
When your QB's Accuracy % is 75% and his adjusted Accuracy is 84% it makes your catch per target number look pretty good as long as you don't drop um
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:09 pm to SummerOfGeorge
I don't see any mention of UGA stud receiver Matt Landers on here.
List is shite
List is shite
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:09 pm to sweetwaterbilly
quote:
SOG sometimes I think you're too nice. You missed the perfect opportunity for a "The list only included players whose teams people give a shite about"
Nah, it's a good change of scenery.
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:13 pm to whatkindanameiskirby
quote:
I don't see any mention of UGA stud receiver Matt Landers on here.
List is shite
Matty L is rockin that 45% catch rate and 4.77 yards per target - in the bottom 5 of all returning SEC WRs with at least 20 targets.
Have no fear, he is #1 IN THE SEC in Drop Rate at 22.7%
YUUUUUGE upside
This post was edited on 1/28/20 at 1:15 pm
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:13 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Bama and LSU stacked
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:15 pm to SummerOfGeorge
quote:
Matty L is rockin that 45% catch rate and 4.77 yards per target - in the bottom 5 of all returning SEC WRs with at least 20 targets
YUUUUUGE upside
I still refuse to believe UGA had no better option. I just can't be convinced otherwise.
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:21 pm to SummerOfGeorge
He should move to cb or safety
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:25 pm to SummerOfGeorge
What's the difference between Catch % and Success Rate?
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:26 pm to Laffy Taffy Tiger
quote:
He should move to cb or safety
He's too thin to play defense, and Landers isn't exactly the most physical kid.
By all accounts he's a good kid and hard worker, but he just isn't an SEC receiver.
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:30 pm to chillmonster
Same stats - but from Week 7 through end of the year (sometimes helps see young guys who caught on and hit their stride mid year)
WR Stats - SECStatCat
Minimum 20 targets
Catch % (% of targets ending in a catch)
1. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (85.7%)
2. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (84.0%)
3. Anthony Schwatz (Auburn) (82.2%)
4. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (71.2%)
5. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (71.3%)
6. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (68.0%)
7. George Pickens (UGA) (65.5%)
Yards Per Target
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (14.52)
2. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (14.21)
3. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (13.83)
4. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (10.24)
5. George Pickens (UGA) (9.53)
6. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (9.00)
7. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (8.88)
Yards Per Catch
1. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (22.12)
2. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (19.43)
3. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (17.29)
4. Treylon Burks (Arkansas) (15.31)
5. Osirus Mitchell (Miss St) (15.30)
6. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (15.06)
7. George Pickens (UGA) (14.55)
Average Yards After Catch
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (13.69)
2. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (11.03)
3. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (9.29)
4. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (8.67)
5. Eli Stove (Auburn) (8.56)
6. Josh Ali (Kentucky) (6.55)
7. Shi Smith (South Carolina) (6.36)
Success Rate
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (72.0%)
2. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (66.7%)
3. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (65.0%)
4. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (64.6%)
5. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (60.0%)
6. Georgia Pickens (UGA) (58.6%)
7. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (58.5%)
WR Stats - SECStatCat
Minimum 20 targets
Catch % (% of targets ending in a catch)
1. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (85.7%)
2. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (84.0%)
3. Anthony Schwatz (Auburn) (82.2%)
4. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (71.2%)
5. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (71.3%)
6. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (68.0%)
7. George Pickens (UGA) (65.5%)
Yards Per Target
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (14.52)
2. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (14.21)
3. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (13.83)
4. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (10.24)
5. George Pickens (UGA) (9.53)
6. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (9.00)
7. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (8.88)
Yards Per Catch
1. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (22.12)
2. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (19.43)
3. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (17.29)
4. Treylon Burks (Arkansas) (15.31)
5. Osirus Mitchell (Miss St) (15.30)
6. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (15.06)
7. George Pickens (UGA) (14.55)
Average Yards After Catch
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (13.69)
2. DeVonta Smith (Alabama) (11.03)
3. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (9.29)
4. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (8.67)
5. Eli Stove (Auburn) (8.56)
6. Josh Ali (Kentucky) (6.55)
7. Shi Smith (South Carolina) (6.36)
Success Rate
1. Jaylen Waddle (Alabama) (72.0%)
2. Barrett Bannister (Mizzou) (66.7%)
3. Terrace Marshall (LSU) (65.0%)
4. Jahmarnohnar Ausbon (Texas A&M) (64.6%)
5. Trevon Grimes (Florida) (60.0%)
6. Georgia Pickens (UGA) (58.6%)
7. JaMarr Chase (LSU) (58.5%)
This post was edited on 1/28/20 at 1:41 pm
Posted on 1/28/20 at 1:30 pm to Box Geauxrilla
quote:
What's the difference between Catch % and Success Rate?
Success rate has a general definition of:
Picking up at least 50% of available yardage on 1st down
Picking up at least 70% of available yards on 2nd down
Picking up at least 100% of available yardage on 3rd/4th down
So for instance on 1st/10 picking up at least 5 yards = a success, picking up 4 or less yards = not a success
A way to read success rate vs. catch percentage is this.
If someone has a low catch percentage but high success rate, that means their catches they make are more meaningful. I.E. maybe they get thrown at downfield a lot and make plays there but hardly ever close to LOS.
IF someone has a high catch percentage but low success rate, that means their catches they are making are less meaningful. I.E. someone who gets a lot of screens or short passes that dont always pick up many yards.
For example, someone with an 80% catch rate, but say a 55% success rate is not as valuable as someone with a 68% catch rate but 60% success rate.
This post was edited on 1/28/20 at 1:34 pm
Page 1 of 4
Popular
Back to top
Follow SECRant for SEC Football News