McMullen Stats
I went through the Redskins preseason to see what McMullen had done. I was hoping he was productive because he was a veteran working against second rate coverage. He was extremely productive! It is understandable the Skins didn't take a journeyman like McMullen with vets like Moss, Randle El, and young prospects like Malcom Kelly. Since Zorn supposedly brought the Holmgren offense over to Washington he should be pretty near ready to go. McMullen caught passes from four different Redskins quarterbacks (including Derek Devine!). He caught balls deep and short. I am really hoping this guy turns into a real diamond in the rough.
Targets: 31
Catches: 22
Rate: %71
Yards : 243
Yards / Target: 7.84
Yards / Catch: 11.05
First Downs: 12
FD / Target: %39
FD / Catch: %55
Here is my methodology:
1. Defensive Pass interference against McMullen I count as catches. Offensive pass interference by McMullen I count as - 10 yards, 0 targets, 0 catches (as there is no loss of down).
2. False Starts on McMullen I count as -5 yards, 0 targets, 0 completions (as there is no loss of down).
3. I ignore stats for plays nullified by a penalty like a holding, but keep them if it was a defensive penalty that was declined.
4. Personal Fouls, etc. after the play is dead are ignored (the foul, not the play) if McMullen isn’t committing them.
Here is the data:
Redskins vs. Colts (HOF Week)
2nd Quarter:
2-1-WAS 42 (13:01) PENALTY on WAS-16-B.McMullen, False Start, 5 yards, enforced at
WAS 42 - No Play.
2-7-WAS 31 (9:01) 15-T.Collins pass incomplete deep left to 16-B.McMullen. PENALTY
on WAS-69-J.Fabini, Chop Block, 15 yards, enforced at WAS 31 - No Play
3rd Quarter:
3-7-WAS 29 (10:44) 5-C.Brennan pass deep left to 16-B.McMullen to IND 37 for 34
yards (49-J.Senn).
3-2-IND 41 (3:08) 5-C.Brennan pass incomplete short left to 16-B.McMullen. PENALTY
on IND-95-D.Reid, Defensive Offside, 5 yards, enforced at IND 41 - No Play.
Redskins vs. Bills (Week 1)
2nd Quarter:
1-10-WAS 35 (13:41) 15-T.Collins pass short left to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 38 for 3
yards (26-A.Youboty).
3-7-WAS 38 (12:57) 15-T.Collins pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen to BUF 49 for 13
yards (27-R.Corner).
2-9-WAS 26 (2:21) 15-T.Collins pass incomplete short left to 16-B.McMullen.
3-9-WAS 26 (2:18) 15-T.Collins pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 36 for 10
yards (95-K.Williams, 97-J.McCargo).
3rd Quarter:
1-10-BUF 37 (12:28) 5-C.Brennan pass incomplete deep left to 16-B.McMullen.
3-7-BUF 34 (11:40) 5-C.Brennan pass short right to 16-B.McMullen to BUF 28 for 6
yards (28-L.McKelvin).
3-7-WAS 36 (7:34) 5-C.Brennan pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 49 for 13
yards (26-A.Youboty).
1-10-WAS 49 (6:50) 5-C.Brennan pass incomplete short middle to 16-B.McMullen.
4th Quarter:
3-6-WAS 41 (11:20) 2-D.Devine pass incomplete short middle to 16-B.McMullen (27-
R.Corner).
1-10-WAS 26 (8:48) 2-D.Devine pass short right to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 36 for 10
yards (29-J.Wendling).
Redskins @ Jets (Week 2)
1st Quarter:
3-7-NYJ 27 (2:14) 17-J.Campbell pass incomplete short left to 16-B.McMullen (25-K.Rhodes). PENALTY on NYJ-36-D.Barrett, Defensive Pass Interference, 8 yards, enforced at NYJ 27 - No Play.
2nd Quarter:
3-5-WAS 46 (9:03) 15-T.Collins pass short right to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 49 for 3 yards (30-D.Coleman).
1-10-NYJ 11 (4:20) 15-T.Collins pass incomplete short left to 16-B.McMullen. PENALTY on WAS-16-B.McMullen, Offensive Pass Interference, 10 yards, enforced at NYJ 11 - No Play.
1-10-NYJ 47 (:24) 15-T.Collins pass incomplete deep left to 16-B.McMullen.
3rd Quarter:
2-6-WAS 45 (13:43) 15-T.Collins pass short left to 16-B.McMullen to NYJ 42 for 13 yards (58-M.Chatham).
4th Quarter:
1-10-WAS 20 (2:04) 5-C.Brennan pass deep right to 16-B.McMullen to NYJ 43 for 37 yards (42-A.Carroll).
Redskins @ Panthers (Week 3)
3rd Quarter:
1-10-WAS 20 (9:40) 15-T.Collins pass short right to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 27 for 7 yards (31-R.Marshall).
1-10-CAR 46 (7:51) 15-T.Collins pass short left to 16-B.McMullen to CAR 30 for 16 yards (75-S.McClover).
1-10-CAR 30 (7:14) 15-T.Collins pass incomplete short right to 16-B.McMullen.
3-20-CAR 27 (6:17) 15-T.Collins pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen to CAR 15 for 12 yards (59-A.Seward, 31-R.Marshall).
1-10-WAS 37 (1:28) 15-T.Collins pass short left to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 41 for 4 yards (22-R.Colclough).
4th Quarter:
2-10-WAS 25 (9:47) 5-C.Brennan pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 30 for 5 yards (22-R.Colclough).
3-5-WAS 30 (9:40) 5-C.Brennan pass short right to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 41 for 11 yards (54-L.Johnson).
3-6-CAR 31 (5:40) 5-C.Brennan pass incomplete short left to 16-B.McMullen (22-R.Colclough).
1-10-WAS 40 (2:00) 5-C.Brennan pass incomplete short left to 16-B.McMullen (57-D.Connor).
Redskins vs. Jaguars (Week 4)
2nd Quarter:
2-8-WAS 42 (10:01) 5-C.Brennan pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 48 for 6 yards (26-M.Grant).
3-13-JAC 35 (7:23) (Shotgun) 5-C.Brennan pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen to JAC 28 for 7 yards (51-C.Ingram) [93-Q.Groves].
3rd Quarter:
2-5-WAS 41 (9:14) 5-C.Brennan pass incomplete deep right to 16-B.McMullen. PENALTY on JAC-22-Tr.Williams, Defensive Pass Interference, 23 yards, enforced at WAS 41 - No Play.
2-26-WAS 48 (8:06) 5-C.Brennan pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen to JAC 47 for 5 yards (50-T.Gilbert). PENALTY on JAC-53-Th.Williams, Personal Foul, 15 yards, enforced at JAC 47.
4th Quarter:
3-9-WAS 43 (13:49) 5-C.Brennan pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen pushed ob at JAC 25 for 32 yards (23-J.Fudge). PENALTY on WAS-62-D.Clark, Illegal Formation, 5 yards, enforced at WAS 43 - No Play.
2-10-WAS 17 (11:57) 5-C.Brennan pass short middle to 16-B.McMullen to WAS 29 for 12 yards (22-Tr.Williams). JAC-75D-J.Lewis was injured during the play. His return is Questionable. Penalty on JAC-22-Tr.Williams, Defensive Holding, declined.
1-10-WAS 29 (11:27) 5-C.Brennan pass incomplete short middle to 16-B.McMullen.
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Joe Jurevicius 2.0?
God I hope so
You may gain some yards on the ground, but eventually Lofa will end up biting you in the ass.
by Scruffy Lefty on
Sep 10, 2008 8:29 AM PDT
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With our WCO…I’ve always wanted a big WR. A 6’4" guy with hands sounds like a dream come true right now. If he is good enough to see the field(by the numbers, he’ll see the field regardless) then having him and Carlson as reliable big targets should help a lot.
by cashless on
Sep 10, 2008 8:52 AM PDT
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I wonder why he hasn't stuck in the league
He could just be a terriable route runner and could have a problem getting open. But lets hope thats not the case.
You may gain some yards on the ground, but eventually Lofa will end up biting you in the ass.
by Scruffy Lefty on
Sep 10, 2008 9:08 AM PDT
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Just like Kent...
Maybe the perception was that he was not as ready as the players around him…or like Logan Payne that he doesn’t have as much upside as players those teams already had. The Redskins seem to be that situation…and the Eagles have had a lot of young WR talent the past several years.
I don’t think a lot of athletic talent is needed for a WR in this offense…the ability to run routes(as you said) and the ability to catch the ball.
by cashless on
Sep 10, 2008 9:20 AM PDT
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I also wonder
if perhaps the reason Kent was cut was the thought that he actually might make it through to the practice squad. His dismal performance on Sunday might’ve actually helped with that.
God, I hope we retain Forsett and Kent.
by jimmimoose on
Sep 10, 2008 9:44 AM PDT
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More McMullen Stats
From FO:
2006 (Minnesota)
DYAR: 55
YAR: 56
DVOA: 4.3%
VOA: 4.8%
Passes: 42
Yards: 306
True Yards: 342
TD: 3
Catch Rate: 57%
2005 (Philadelphia)
DYAR: -9
YAR: -6
DVOA:-15.6%
VOA:-14.6%
Passes: 38
Yards: 268
True Yards: 246
TD: 1
Catch Rate: 47%
He didn’t play much in 2004 or 2003 (and obviously 2007). Keep in mind that in 2005 the Eagles were a total trainwreck, going 6-10 and losing their starting QB (McNabb). Of course this was before losing McNabb for the year was a near certainty which the Eagles were prepared for.
I’m feeling good about this pickup.
by michaelfox99 on
Sep 10, 2008 8:49 AM PDT
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ohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohplease
I hope so.
P.S. I want Kent back
I was the poor bastard that had Tom Brady on my Field Gulls fantasy football team.
by Chickadee on
Sep 10, 2008 9:17 AM PDT
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But corn has no nutritional value whatsoever...
"Hole in one, eh?"
by Coach Owens on
Sep 10, 2008 6:45 PM PDT
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Sammie Parker
The Hawks added Sammie Parker when they placed Simms on the IR. Parker WILL be the slot receiver/kick returner this week. They will probably start Payne but McMullen will see more field time with Taylor and Parker. God I hope Carlson develops into the 80-90 pass reception TE that Holmgren’s always wanted here.
by MattoB on
Sep 10, 2008 10:22 AM PDT
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Link?
You may gain some yards on the ground, but eventually Lofa will end up biting you in the ass.
by Scruffy Lefty on
Sep 10, 2008 10:36 AM PDT
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