Charles Romes
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He’s in already based on being the first ever to go 40+ five straight years. It’s analogous to TT leading the league in total yards from scrimmage 4 straight years.
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After the cincy playoff disaster I wondered if Frazier would get fired but knew that McD Frazier defenses - because of dominating performances against middling to bad QBs like this Houston game - were statistically NFL #1 in the time they worked together.
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I have less hope than I did for Kingsley Jonathan who flashed v the Bears in ‘22 and preseason ‘23 but was completely invisible whenever he cracked the lineup.
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22 hours ago, The Jokeman said:
Rob Johnson. Probably as gifted as Josh is but not as charismatic and far less pocket presence and inability to take a hit but I know am in the minority but feel had we drafted him instead of Todd Collins in 1995 our history may have been different.
🚨 Rob Johnson – Sack Avoidance Stats
Career sack rate: 13.3%
🔥 This is the highest sack rate in NFL history among quarterbacks with 500+ pass attempts.Career attempts: 982
Career sacks taken: 140
That means he was sacked once every 7 pass attempts, on average.
📉 Key Low Points
2000 (Buffalo Bills):
Johnson started 11 games and was sacked 49 times — a sack rate of over 15%.
He had a higher sack total than touchdown total (just 6 TDs that year).Johnson was also benched multiple times for Doug Flutie, who behind the same offensive line had a far lower sack rate — suggesting Johnson’s internal clock and decision-making were the real problem.
🧠 Why Was He So Bad at Avoiding Sacks?
Held the ball way too long – constantly waited for the perfect throw.
Lacked awareness – often didn’t feel pressure well.
Poor decision-making – didn’t throw it away or check down.
Overconfidence in arm talent – thought he could make any play work.
🏆 Verdict
Rob Johnson is statistically and anecdotally one of the worst QBs at avoiding sacks in NFL history — arguably #1 overall.
He was a walking sack machine and cost his teams dearly in field position, momentum, and drives. The contrast with Doug Flutie in Buffalo made it even more glaring.
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If we had better than off the cliff Douglas and Elam at the boundaries, he could’ve gotten home once v the chiefs and extended his career.
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Hope this is a Mitch Morse situation where he was unavailable on first arrival to Buffalo and pretty healthy after.
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After he said Coleman looked like he’s been working hard would have liked to see a follow up question on whether it looked like Kincaid was also working hard.
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Postgame highlights and press conferences. National media appearances. Stadium updates.
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The Hamlin football story is nearly as compelling as the Hamlin story. Somehow became the starter with the whole world telling him and everyone he’s under-talented and on the roster as a PR move. Ends up making shoestring plays to win games down the stretch and win in the playoffs. Only guy staying home and in position seemingly several times a game. Now the team loads up in the offseason to upgrade his position and take his job away again.
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That Jets game sealed the fate of both teams and Rapp was the player of the game. When he separated Garrett from the ball in the end zone that was the play of the game, and also the year.
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I think joint practices are falling out of favor. Too many fights etc and roster poaching info leaks.
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1 hour ago, Walking Tall said:
Where’s your blame for Bill Polian and Marv Levy? The both of them knew Norwood’s shortcomings before the year started. He did not have a major league leg.
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I never thought nacua was that good. Then we played him.
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I for one don’t want Scott Norwood anywhere near this movie or anywhere near the organization. Time does not heal all wounds.
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After watching the Robert royals and Jason crombs of the world for so many years I thought he was best third TE we ever had.
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SU @ Miami one day before the Bills.
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2 minutes ago, Mango said:
I'm surprised at the lack of leaks this year compared to others.
Also a 3 hour schedule reveal is bonkers. Almost (but quite) as bad as the "The Decision".
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College tape is meh
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7 hours ago, Snappysnackcakes said:
They have six game suspensions, not eight.
Yeah I’m factoring in three weeks for them to work their way back into the rotation after their return.
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If only the Larkin building survived
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1. No sauna game in Miami
2. Ravens game is week 9 or after so Hoecht and Ogunjobi are back
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At Bengals on a Saturday 2005. Made me realize how much wins mean even if they hurt your draft standing and franchise. It’s very hard to tank in the NFL since winning even meaningless games is meaningful to many.
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Watt was not able to impact games down the stretch last year as he has in the past. I know since I was rooting for the Steelers to win many games to help the Bills.
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I don’t care who, but if just one of Hairston, Sanders, Jackson, Walker, Hancock, or Strong turns out to be a monster we will be in good shape.
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Is Cook worth it?
in The Stadium Wall
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Chiefs great run D is set up to stop power backs like Henry and Barkley but Cook is what scares them. They would rejoice if he was no longer on the roster.