Lamar Jackson Passing Charts 2019 Season

[Continuity Steve]

Since Lamar is sitting week 17, we're now at the point where we can put all of his passing charts together. First, I'll post everything chronological from week 1 to week 16. I'll update it when or if a rating by zone chart becomes available. If anyone has anything that tracks his season in total or anything zone specific, please feel free to add. This should give us a good idea of present strengths and areas for growth, which we can expect to see plenty of given the transformation from last season. I'll also dig up charts from last year to show growth to this point.

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[Continuity Steve]

Reserved for analysis of weekly charts. Will try to find all of my old posts and condense my weekly thoughts into this post.

[Continuity Steve]

Reserved for stats/charts from last season. Will try to dig as many of them up as I can.

[JimZipCode]

Is there an aggregate chart, for the whole season?

[NjRavensFan]

You posted the Seahawks chart twice in a row in lieu of the Pats chart

[WNCRavensFan]

Thanks in advance for the work Steve. This has been good stuff all season.

[PTORaven]

Is there an aggregate chart, for the whole season?

I think there's a heat map out there that basically summarizes the whole season. I can't remember if it was done by NextGen themselves or if somebody else made it from NextGen data (for some reason think i saw it on 538 but could be wrong).

[NjRavensFan]

Looks like 10 TDs that travelled 20+ air yards and 7 more that travelled 14-20. That’s pretty nice.

[organizedchaos21]

NA includes spikes and throwaways (basically any time that the nextGen chart was missing an attempt). One day I'll make something visual and pretty, but for now, just raw numbers. Note that I'm missing 1 incompletion to Andrews (it's depth 1 and pretty close to the split for L/M).

Direction
{L, M, R} breaks the field into 3 horizontal zones of equal size (each is ~18 yards):

direction	Com	Att	ComPer	TD	INT	Yards	QBr
L	79	111	71.2%	11	2	788	116.5
M	101	144	70.1%	15	4	1399	124.2
R	85	132	64.4%	10	0	940	110.7
NA	0	13	0.0%	0	0	0	39.6

Depth
{1, 2, 3, 4} breaks the field into 4 vertical zones:

• Any pass behind the LoS is classified as a 1
• Passes of 0 to 9 Air Yards are classified as a 2
• Passes of 10 to 19 Air Yards are classified as a 3
• Passes of 20+ Air Yards are classified as a 4

depth	Com	Att	ComPer	Yards	TD	INT	QBr
1	47	54	87.0%	286	1	1	87.2
2	154	203	75.9%	1331	17	2	116.4
3	46	79	58.2%	912	9	1	131.4
4	18	51	35.3%	598	9	2	103.6
NA	0	13	0.0%	0	0	0	39.6

Zones
This combines the previous two labels (Direction and Depth), breaking the field into 12 zones.

zone	Com	Att	ComPer	Yards	TD	INT	QBr
L1	14	17	82.4%	64	0	0	82.4
L2	50	60	83.3%	417	7	1	127.6
L3	12	18	66.7%	227	2	0	146.8
L4	3	16	18.8%	80	2	1	61.5
M1	12	14	85.7%	91	0	1	64.0
M2	64	84	76.2%	621	6	1	115.2
M3	16	30	53.3%	369	3	1	117.2
M4	9	16	56.3%	318	6	1	114.6
R1	21	23	91.3%	131	1	0	104.9
R2	40	59	67.8%	293	4	0	101.9
R3	18	31	58.1%	316	4	0	132.5
R4	6	19	31.6%	200	1	0	89.8
NA	0	13	0.0%	0	0	0	39.6

[organizedchaos21]

TDs only