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Can't include passing tds tho right

Probably Touchdowns, FGs, 2pc, XP, Safety, Defensive TD all added up

Kansas City Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy been ruled out for Sunday night's game against the New York Giants and is not traveling with the team. Worthy, recovering from a dislocated right shoulder suffered in the season opener, took a positive step Wednesday, practicing without restrictions. He was listed as a limited participant as a precaution. Unlike last week, Worthy was seen running routes during the open portion of practice without extra padding on his right arm.

What are career points?

The throw to Shakir for the TD was well behind the LOS, he ran an or it motion looping behind Allen. Probably caught the ball 5 yards or more behind the LOS

Takes Spikes would be VERY disappointed!

He was essentially Taron Johnson in a 4-3 when he was the Panthers. He's essentially in his prime, a bigger version of Johnson

Homeloser bumping this to page 3. Anyway…..

Deport both of them Omar is an absolutely vile human being.

Not far enough. Not even close You need to start doing segments on left wing rhetoric and violence. These freaks primarily consume news from you CNN and MSNBC. You need to call it all out - daily - or this gets 10000x worse.

Did he confirm that Brady’s playcalling sucks and Josh is now a ***** playing QB?

This discussion is hilarious, as if a new stadium being built today will intentionally have obstructed view seats.

who would you guys say has a sweeter gig right now - John Parry or Curtis Samuel?

I’m glad everyone is worried about Josh and an offense putting up 30+ every game and 450 yards of offense.

Please keep my words in context. There’s other power backs outside of Henry. Throw Bijan, Barkley and Taylor into the fray. I’m sure there’s others but that’s just to name a few.

If I was counting any throw outside the pocket within catch radius would be on target tbh But like some throws are to lead the receiver into space/out of contact, sometimes guys get rerouted, oline doesn't get the protection right etc... That's a lot of nuance for like 1k+ throws a week

is this an “imagine how much worse our coverage would be without him” type deal?

Hey commie Kay went with the word salad social "science" "science" Shocking! 😂

I think they were running a dime package, 3 CB's 3 S's 1 LB [Bernard]. Lewis can play both CB and S.

I've got a friend who has been working on the stadium since very early on and is still in it every week, he's been anywhere there is concrete, so pretty much everywhere, and he has not said a single word about obstructed views, so color me skeptical. The early renderings make it look bad for stairs being in the way, but I think they were thrown together so the buyers have something to look at. I doubt they built it with handrails and stairs going up several feet in front of the first row.

PFR defines an on target throw as a throw that "would have hit the intended receiver" so they're pretty generous with it I think. For example Tua's throw back to Tyreek after he escaped the CB blitz on 3rd and long I wouldn't exactly classify as a very accurate throw but since it was in the area of Tyreek and he made the catch I'm pretty sure they mark that as an on target throw. But yeah there's going to be a bit of subjectivity there. With on target percentage they exclude throwaways and spikes.

The Bills didn't change their offensive strategy after the RTK call. The penalty gave the Bills a first down on the Fins' 36. They handed off twice to Cook for runs of 6 and 3 yards. Then they handed off to Johnson for 7 yards and a first down at the 20. Allen threw a short 5 yard pass to Palmer at the 15. The TD pass to Shakir wasn't 15 yards downfield into the end zone. It was just a few yards downfield that Shakir turned into a score by YAC. The Bills are who they are: a team that's methodical, relentless, and opportunistic. They had no doubt that they could stop Miami. As a fan, you see them having to punt again, and you worry about the Fins scoring a TD. The Bills see a punt downed on the 2 yard line as an opportunity to force the Fins to punt from inside their 12 yard line -- or better yet, an opportunity for a safety. They see the RTK penalty as just the kind of stupid mistake desperate teams make that give them more opportunities to score. We will just have to agree to disagree because it is philosophical. I'm a believer in what are some common cliches in the NFL because I think that there are real kernels of truth in them: "defense wins championships" "build a team from the lines out" "running games travel well". Needless to say, I don't have issue with the Bills on offense. I worry about the defense.

Slightly contrarian 3 steps: 1. Ditch Codrington. Put Shavers or somebody back there. 2. Cut Solomon then sign to PS. I don't see any more production from him than Epenesa. Epenesa has made plays in past years. The Internet says Solomon had 2 sacks last year but I don't remember them. I'm not a fan of undersized DL. (Which is one reason I was optimistic about Bosa this year). 3. Get L. Jackson a hangnail and put him on IR I'd keep Samuel on hand for injury contingency. He played fine in the playoffs iirc and his cap hit is rough.

it's just bizarre how much better McBeane drafts in the later rounds than he does in the early ones.