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Direckshun · 09-21-2020, 11:10 PM

The All 22 footage hasn't been made available yet for the Chargers game, so I've rewatched the game and documented Sneed's stats when he was targeted.

Do with this information what you will. Likely nothing.

first drive: no targets
second drive: no targets
third drive: kind of a target on 1st and 10 with 3:39 left in the 1st, he plays off on Williams and trails him deep, but seems to peel off him as he's handed off to Thornhill, and Herbert tries to hit Williams during the handoff, incomplete; Keenan Allen beats him on a quick out but Herbert overthrows him, incomplete
fourth drive: quick crosser to Allen, complete for 7 yards
fifth drive: Allen tries to hit a deep slant towards the endzone, Sneed stays in his back pocket and Herbert overthrows him
sixth drive: Allen and Sneed battle on the sideline and Allen comes up with the pass from Herbert and drags Sneed another few yards for 16 yards; Allen is double teamed by Mathieu and Sneed but reels in the catch anyway for 19 yards
seventh drive: Herbert throws across his body way down the field to a triple-covered Allen, and Sneed picks it off
eighth drive: no targets
ninth drive: no targets

Total: 7 targets, 3/7, 42.9% completion against, 42 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT

Notes:

Numbers don't tell the whole story, however. In the third drive, for example, Allen did manage to get separation on him twice, and Herbert overthrew him and ignored him, respectively.
This also doesn't document any of the times his coverage is so solid Herbert has to look elsewhere. For the record, it did not look like Herbert was doing a bunch of progressions, however.
It's also hard to pin Allen's 19 yard reception on him in the 6th drive because he was covering another receiver but came over to help defend Allen when the ball was in the air. But I did count it against him (and Mathieu) nonetheless.
The ball never came Sneed's way (in the air) for the 10+ minute drive in the 4th.
Sneed rarely traveled, no matter what you're hearing on certain podcasts. He was on one side of the field almost the entire time.
At the very beginning of the ninth drive, Allen backs up as the ball is snapped and gets a bubble screen from Herbert. Sneed was on him pre-snap, but kept his distance as Allen backed up for the pass. I did not count this as a reception against Sneed.

09-21-2020, 11:10 PM	Topic Starter
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch	Documenting Sneed The All 22 footage hasn't been made available yet for the Chargers game, so I've rewatched the game and documented Sneed's stats when he was targeted. Do with this information what you will. Likely nothing. first drive: no targets second drive: no targets third drive: kind of a target on 1st and 10 with 3:39 left in the 1st, he plays off on Williams and trails him deep, but seems to peel off him as he's handed off to Thornhill, and Herbert tries to hit Williams during the handoff, incomplete; Keenan Allen beats him on a quick out but Herbert overthrows him, incomplete fourth drive: quick crosser to Allen, complete for 7 yards fifth drive: Allen tries to hit a deep slant towards the endzone, Sneed stays in his back pocket and Herbert overthrows him sixth drive: Allen and Sneed battle on the sideline and Allen comes up with the pass from Herbert and drags Sneed another few yards for 16 yards; Allen is double teamed by Mathieu and Sneed but reels in the catch anyway for 19 yards seventh drive: Herbert throws across his body way down the field to a triple-covered Allen, and Sneed picks it off eighth drive: no targets ninth drive: no targets Total: 7 targets, 3/7, 42.9% completion against, 42 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT Notes: Numbers don't tell the whole story, however. In the third drive, for example, Allen did manage to get separation on him twice, and Herbert overthrew him and ignored him, respectively. This also doesn't document any of the times his coverage is so solid Herbert has to look elsewhere. For the record, it did not look like Herbert was doing a bunch of progressions, however. It's also hard to pin Allen's 19 yard reception on him in the 6th drive because he was covering another receiver but came over to help defend Allen when the ball was in the air. But I did count it against him (and Mathieu) nonetheless. The ball never came Sneed's way (in the air) for the 10+ minute drive in the 4th. Sneed rarely traveled, no matter what you're hearing on certain podcasts. He was on one side of the field almost the entire time. At the very beginning of the ninth drive, Allen backs up as the ball is snapped and gets a bubble screen from Herbert. Sneed was on him pre-snap, but kept his distance as Allen backed up for the pass. I did not count this as a reception against Sneed.
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