Kyle Shanahan's Statistical Profile - Offensive

Niners816 · 2017-01-18T20:29:21-08:00

[center]2008 - Houston OC Yards- 382 ypg Pass- 267 ypg Rush- 115 ypg Ratio- 58%pass/42%rush TD-int ratio- 21-20 Rush Td- 16 First downs-340 PF - 366 Comp%- 66.1% Yards per pass- 7.3 Yards per rush- 4.3 QB rate- 88.4 Pass attempts in the gun%- 16.3% Catch distribution WR1 - 31.3% TE1 - 19.1 WR2 - 16.3 HB1 - 13.6 WR3- 5.2 2009 - Houston OC Yards- 383 ypg Pass- 291 ypg Rush- 92 ypg Ratio- 59%pass/41%rush Td-int ratio- 29-17 Rush td- 13 First downs- 340 PF- 388 Comp%- 67.3% Yards per pass- 7.5 Yards per rush- 3.5 QB rate- 96.3 Pass attempts in the gun%- 29.7% Catch distribution WR1 - 25.3% WR2 - 13.3 HB1 - 11.0 TE1 - 10.0 WR3 -9.5 2010 - Washington OC Yards- 337 ypg Pass- 246 ypg Rush- 91 ypg Ratio- 65%pass/35%rush Td-int ratio- 21-19 Rush td- 9 First downs- 295 PF- 302 Comp%- 57.7% Yards per pass- 6.0 Yards per rush- 4.2 QB rate- 78.0 Pass attempts in the gun%- 33.1% Catch distribution WR1 - 26.6% TE1 - 22.1 WR2 - 12.6 HB1 - 11.2 TE2 -6.0 2011 - Washington OC Yards- 337 ypg Pass- 236 ypg Rush- 101 ypg Ratio- 61%pass/39%rush Td-int ratio- 19-24 Rush td- 8 First downs- 312 PF- 288 Comp%- 58.5% Yards per pass- 6.0 Yards per rush- 4.0 QB rate- 73.3 Pass attempts in the gun%- 47.5% Catch distribution WR1 - 19.7% TE1 - 17.1 HB1 - 14.1 WR2 - 13.3 WR3 -6.4 2012 - Washington OC Yards- 383 ypg Pass- 214 ypg Rush- 169 ypg Ratio- 48%pass/52%rush Td-int ratio- 24-8 Rush td- 22 First downs- 341 PF- 436 Comp%- 65.8% Yards per pass- 7.2 Yards per rush- 5.2 QB rate- 102.1 Pass attempts in the gun%- 71.7% Catch distribution WR1 - 16.5% WR2 - 15.1 WR3 - 14.1 WR4 - 13.1 TE1 -8.6 2013 - Washington OC Yards- 370 ypg Pass- 234 ypg Rush- 136 ypg Ratio- 60%pass/40%rush Td-int ratio- 20-19 Rush td- 14 First downs- 329 PF- 334 Comp%- 58.1% Yards per pass- 5.7 Yards per rush- 4.8 QB rate- 76.1 Pass attempts in the gun%- 81.9% Catch distribution WR1 - 31.8% TE1 - 12.7 WR2 - 11.8 HB1 - 8.7 WR3 -8.5 2014 - Cleveland OC Yards- 325 ypg Pass- 217 ypg Rush- 108 ypg Ratio- 53%pass/47%rush Td-int ratio- 12-16 Rush td- 17 First downs- 294 PF- 299 Comp%- 54.6% Yards per pass- 6.5 Yards per rush- 3.6 QB rate- 72.8 Pass attempts in the gun%- 59.6% Catch distribution WR1 - 23.0% WR2 - 17.2 WR3 - 13.1 TE1 - 8.8 WR4 -8.8 2015 - Atlanta OC Yards- 374 ypg Pass- 274 ypg Rush- 100 ypg Ratio- 61%pass/39%rush Td-int ratio- 21-17 Rush td- 13 First downs- 359 PF- 339 Comp%- 66.0% Yards per pass- 6.7 Yards per rush- 3.8 QB rate- 87.8 Pass attempts in the gun%- 66.3% Catch distribution WR1 - 33.1% HB1- 17.8 TE1 - 14.3 WR2 - 10.5 WR3 -6.3 2016 - Atlanta OC Yards- 416 ypg Pass- 295 ypg Rush- 121 ypg Ratio- 58%pass/42%rush Td-int ratio- 38-7 Rush td- 20 First downs- 379 PF- 540 Comp%- 69.6% Yards per pass- 8.2 Yards per rush- 4.6 QB rate- 116.8 Pass attempts in the gun%- 60.7% Catch distribution WR1 - 22.3% WR2 - 15.8 HB1 - 14.5 WR3 - 9.4 HB2 -8.3 Personnel Groupings 11- 45% (74% pass/26% run) 21- 24% (42% pass/58% run) 12- 17% (49% pass/51% run) 2017 - SF HC Yards- 349 ypg Pass- 245 ypg Rush- 104 ypg Ratio- 61%pass/39%rush Td-int ratio- 15-15 Rush td- 15 First downs- 321 PF- 331 Comp%- 59.6% Yards per pass- 6.0 Yards per rush- 4.1 QB rate- 78.8 Pass attempts in the gun%- 60.8% Catch distribution HB1 - 16.3% WR1 - 16.3 TE1 - 11.9 WR2 - 11.9 WR3 - 11.0 FB1 - 9.1 Personnel Groupings 11- 58% (76% pass/24% run) 21- 21% (46% pass/54% run) 12- 15% (48% pass/52% run) ****2018 - SF HC**** Yards- 360.6 ypg Pass- 241.7 ypg Rush- 118.9 ypg Ratio- 58%pass/42%rush Td-int ratio- 26-20 Rush td- 7 First downs- 331 PF- 342 Comp%- 62.2 Yards per pass- 6.7 Yards per rush- 4.5 QB rate- 87.8 Pass attempts in the gun%- 61.5% Catch distributions TE1 - 26.6% WR1 - 12.7 FB1 - 9.1 HB1 - 8.2 WR2 - 8.2 WR3 - 7.9 WR4 - 7.3 ***2019 - SF HC**** Yards- 381.1 ypg Pass- 237.0 ypg Rush- 144.1 ypg Ratio- 51%pass/49%rush Td-int ratio- 28-13 Rush td- 23 First downs- 336 PF- 479 Comp%- 69.2 Yards per pass- 7.9 Yards per rush- 4.6 QB rate- 103.1 Undercenter 57% Shotgun 43% Target distributions TE1 - 22.4 WR1 - 16.9 WR2 - 11.1 WR3 - 9.2 HB1 - 6.3 FB1 - 5.0

Jan 18, 2017 at 8:32 PM

jreff22
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No more dip s**t play call signs and looking over at the coach like a pee wee team.

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Jan 18, 2017 at 8:32 PM

tohara3
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Nice breakdown

Jan 18, 2017 at 8:45 PM

Rascal
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Originally posted by jreff22:
No more dip s**t play call signs and looking over at the coach like a pee wee team.

Hahahha. Yea. This is the San Francisco 49ers, not some frigging college team. LOL.

Jan 18, 2017 at 8:46 PM

Niners816
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Originally posted by tohara3:
Nice breakdown

Thanks....I've done these for Walsh, Harbaugh and Kelly. I was actually pretty excited to do it for Kyle. I'll probably keep this thread going thru the season/tenure to keep track of this stuff. Along with Xs and 0s, this sort of statistical breakdown of offensives has alway interested me.

Jan 18, 2017 at 10:56 PM

Afrikan
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look at those TD to INT ratios...and look what Kaepernick did with our injury filled team in alittle more than half a season 16TDs 4INTS....and Kaepernick's career TD to INT ratioo 72TDs 30INTs

Yall think Kaepernick would do WORSE with Kyle? hahahaha

[ Edited by Afrikan on Jan 18, 2017 at 10:58 PM ]

Jan 19, 2017 at 12:50 AM

valrod33
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Originally posted by Afrikan:
look at those TD to INT ratios...and look what Kaepernick did with our injury filled team in alittle more than half a season 16TDs 4INTS....and Kaepernick's career TD to INT ratioo 72TDs 30INTs

Yall think Kaepernick would do WORSE with Kyle? hahahaha

Im interested in how Shanahan views Kaep, guess we will find out soon enough. I would think he moves on from Kaep just because he has a great chance to handpick whatever QB he wants since we have the #2 pick

Jan 19, 2017 at 1:30 AM

Buchy
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Originally posted by valrod33:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
look at those TD to INT ratios...and look what Kaepernick did with our injury filled team in alittle more than half a season 16TDs 4INTS....and Kaepernick's career TD to INT ratioo 72TDs 30INTs

Yall think Kaepernick would do WORSE with Kyle? hahahaha

Im interested in how Shanahan views Kaep, guess we will find out soon enough. I would think he moves on from Kaep just because he has a great chance to handpick whatever QB he wants since we have the #2 pick

I don't think any of the QB's in the draft are really worth the number 2 pick, I'm hoping there's someone in the 2nd or 3rd that could be coached up - would be happy enough with Kap for another year while coaching up and developing someone with potential.

Jan 19, 2017 at 1:38 AM

Afrikan
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Originally posted by valrod33:
Originally posted by Afrikan:
look at those TD to INT ratios...and look what Kaepernick did with our injury filled team in alittle more than half a season 16TDs 4INTS....and Kaepernick's career TD to INT ratioo 72TDs 30INTs

Yall think Kaepernick would do WORSE with Kyle? hahahaha

Im interested in how Shanahan views Kaep, guess we will find out soon enough. I would think he moves on from Kaep just because he has a great chance to handpick whatever QB he wants since we have the #2 pick

Yeah I'm not sure what will happen...but I'll trust and support Kyle with his decision... (unless it's Hoyer or Gabbert..even if bridge)

My post was more for those who were saying Kaepernick couldn't run Kyle's offense (even though Kap has shown he is better under center)

Kyle can still draft his own QB to groom while still seeing what he can do with Kaepernick.

If/when Kyle and his GM check out our 2016 season... they'll see our main issues were no pass rush (which the #2 pick can fill) and our defensive scheme and offensive approach and lack of adjustment after halftime.

When Kaepernick took over we were leading or kept it close the 1st two quarters.

They can still fill the seats with Kap and a new Offensive Coach, but another season with Gabbert or any other journeyman QB...I'm not so sure. A rookie might get thrown out there sooner.

Jan 19, 2017 at 8:19 AM

NCommand
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Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by tohara3:
Nice breakdown

Thanks....I've done these for Walsh, Harbaugh and Kelly. I was actually pretty excited to do it for Kyle. I'll probably keep this thread going thru the season/tenure to keep track of this stuff. Along with Xs and 0s, this sort of statistical breakdown of offensives has alway interested me.

You already know what I'm going to be doing with this. LOL

Jun 6, 2017 at 7:22 PM

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GoldenGateGlory
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Makes for some mighty interesting reading.

I do think our O will get better and better and better with Kyle at the helm.

Jun 6, 2017 at 7:34 PM

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49AllTheTime
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Originally posted by GoldenGateGlory:
Makes for some mighty interesting reading.

I do think our O will get better and better and better with Kyle at the helm.

man you really trying to get all red boxes aren't ya

Jun 6, 2017 at 7:40 PM

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GoldenGateGlory
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Read the numbers; Kyle has a lot of pedigree that says he is an Offensive Genius.

Jun 6, 2017 at 7:58 PM

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49AllTheTime
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Originally posted by GoldenGateGlory:
Read the numbers; Kyle has a lot of pedigree that says he is an Offensive Genius.

Did you just read the numbers and thats why you said that...are you ok?

Jun 6, 2017 at 8:04 PM

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NCommand
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Originally posted by Niners816:
Originally posted by tohara3:
Nice breakdown

Thanks....I've done these for Walsh, Harbaugh and Kelly. I was actually pretty excited to do it for Kyle. I'll probably keep this thread going thru the season/tenure to keep track of this stuff. Along with Xs and 0s, this sort of statistical breakdown of offensives has alway interested me.

Uh oh. Time for daddy to put the projections together! Youdaman!