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Tactical play-calling model translating Jim Harbaugh's physical run-heavy tendencies and Ladd McConkey's rib injury status into adjusted pass volumes, depth chart snap counts, and redistributed targets.
| Personnel | Pos / Role | Proj Snaps | Baseline Tgt | Adj Targets | Target Share |
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The source starts thirty-five point eight pass attempts and multiplies by one minus run-heavy shift divided by one hundred, then rounds to one decimal. Zero and twelve percent shifts produce thirty-five point eight and thirty-one point five. Bars share ten pixels per assigned attempt. These are source scenario coefficients, not measured team plans or actual match forecasts. Vacated target output is eight point four times receiver share divided by one hundred, rounded to one decimal. Forty-five percent gives three point eight and thirty percent gives two point five. Bars share seventy pixels per rounded target. Although the text mentions perimeter and tight ends, this calculation directly uses receiver share only. Bars show hypothetical twelve and twenty percent run-heavy shifts at fifteen pixels per percentage point. Their remaining pass-volume factors are point eight eight and point eight. Snap percentage is exported and drawn separately but does not enter the adjusted pass-volume formula. Full actual text report and genuine reset, native responsive and first-footer checks preserve all source labels, tactical fields and names. Injury news, roster facts and coaching predictions are unverified; this explains original code assumptions.