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Very confidence inspiring and contradictory, lol

The first time was in 2019, when Duck Hodges’ Steelers beat Kyler Murray’s Cardinals

#Carolina Panthers at Chicago Bears

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Soldier Field- Chicago, IL

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Scoreboard

Scoring Plays

Passing Leaders

Rushing Leaders

Receiving Leaders

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Jason Kelce is currently in the booth for the Panthers Bears game. Admittedly, these aren’t the most exciting teams, but since Kelce entered the booth they’re just talking over the game for the most part.

In the preseason they’ll sometimes have guests in the booth, especially for the Hall of Fame game. What is your opinion on special guests in the booth during regular season games?

Jeg er selv ved at være træt af, at dommerne gang på gang laver diverse store dommerfejl der afgør kampene. NFL virker til at være helt ligeglade med dommerkvaliteten.

Jeg kan ikke forstå at en liga som NFL ikke har dommere ansat på fuldtid, så når de ikke dømmer kampe, kan bruge mere af deres tid til at forbedre deres egne kvaliteter som dommere samt evt. være med til at give det videre til en ny generation af dommere.

Mener i at dommerne i NFL burde være på fuldtid? I må gerne uddybe jeres svar :)

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CPR2 = Combined (Adjusted) Passer+Rusher Rating

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CPR3 ^((below)) Takes the above rating and adjusts it for the QB's% of contribution (CRAY)

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I did an exercise earlier, but people wanted Rushing Production included. I went back to the drawing board and ran the numbers. This is an imperfect exercise, and is merely for fun. Enjoy!

Guide

• CPR2 = Combined Adjusted Passer Rating with Rushing Stats included.
  • Adjusted Passer Rating ignores drops, spikes, throwaways, and LOS knockdowns
• CTD = Combined TDs
• CTO = Combined Turnovers (INT + Fumb Lost)
• CYPA = Combined Yards Per Attempt
• CTD% = Combined TD%
• CTO% = Combined Turnover% (INT + Fumb Lost)

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• CPR3 = Combined Adjusted Passer Rating, in relation to CRAY% (see below)
• AYPC = Air Yards Per Completion
• YAC/Cmp = Yards After Catch Per Completion
• CRAY% = % of Yards that come from Air Yards & Rush Yards (aka, only from the QB himself)
• CYAC% = % of Total Yards that come from YAC (or other players)
• OnTrg% = % of Passes On Target to intended receiver

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Injury Report

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With all the chatter about Bill Belichick potentially being fired - despite all he has done for the Patriots over the last 20+ years - what are some of the dumbest decisions owners have made in recent years?

Hey all,

Pretty much the title. I picked those years because it gets murkier to grade the most recent classes until they hit year 3. thanks for your input!

Entertaining for neutral fans, but I have never EVER seen this happen in the NFL

Looking at Myles Garrett’s career to this point he’s looking like the best 1OA non-qb I’ve seen in my lifetime, but I’m curious who the top one would be. I know it’s tough because different positions look at different metrics but is there someone above Garrett?

I just rewatched all of the 3rd/4th down, red zone, and 2 minute drill snaps from Atlanta's most recent games against Minnesota. Here's what happened with Bijan on each of those plays:

So we've got 27 key plays. Of which we see:

• 8 (30%) where he is not on the field
• 5 (19%) of which he is pass blocking
• 4 (15%) of which he is pass blocking vs a 3 or 4 man pass rush
• 5 (19%) of which he is used as a checkdown
• 3 (11%) of which he is used as a decoy
• 3 (11%) of which he is lined up outside
• 1 (4%) of which he receives a carry or target. This carry went for a 1st down.

Hey all, Commanders fan here. I was wondering what the unbiased opinion on Sam Howell is looking right now. Obviously as Washington fan, I’m definitely looking at Sam through rose tinted goggles, more specifically, a QB with a crazy high ceiling with any woes being attributed to growing pains. However I know this is definitely a biased view and even a little naive. I was hoping to get a greater understanding on what the the NFL fanbase as a whole is feeling on him, perhaps to temper my own expectations. Thanks y’all

Listen, i’m not saying his time isn’t coming to an end at the elite level. But one poor season in 23 years does not call for some of the revisionism occurring here lately. Arguably, the defences he’s still producing (2022, 2021, 2020) have kept the Patriots from rebuilding properly. It isn’t easy in this league to escape from 8-8 hell without a franchise QB.

“Brady made him”. You can use whatever stat you want here, but let’s use the most basic one. Points allowed per game. Of course there are influences here. Time of possession, special teams, ability to generate turnovers. But at its most basic level this is what determines the result of a game.

Brady had 20 seasons as a Patriot. He had a top 10 defence in 17 of them. In 3 super bowl victories, the Patriots played 3 of the top 15 offences in NFL history. 01 Rams, 16 Falcons and 18 Rams. 17 points, 22 points(pick six), 3 points. Even throw the record breaking 04 Colts in there, 3 pts. If we change to PTS per drive, he still has 15 top 10 defences!

Manning had 4, Rodgers had 3, Brees had 2. All three had great ball security and time of possession.

Is Brady the GOAT, yes. His consistency in clutch moments puts him ahead of the likes of Peyton and Rodgers. Did he make Bill the greatest defensive mind in history, no!

Brady record when scoring 20+in the playoffs: 32-4. Rodgers is 12-9 in this statistic for a direct comparison.

Average finish in points per drive among notable QBs

Brady: 9th

Rivers: 15th

Peyton: 18th

Rodgers: 18th

Brees: 20th

Mahomes: 20th

And we are trying to pretend Bill didn’t give Brady a significant advantage over his peers? Another 2 super bowls as a DC.