Jump to content

bobobonators

Community Member
  • Posts

    10,194
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by bobobonators

  1. I want the cowgirls to lose so bad but the Vikings offense is brutal to watch
  2. Theisman: Fire any GM that trades for Romo. https://www.google.com/amp/www.breitbart.com/sports/2016/11/30/joe-theismann-fire-gm-trades-tony-romo/amp/ 🙄🙄 Anyone else saying that wouldnt annoy me as much. I just dont like Theisman.
  3. This Dallas defense is surprisingly decent. They give up yards but are 5th in pts against. As an aside, its amazing how healthy the Cowgirls are. Claiborne is really the only significant inactive.
  4. Maybe our Defense leaves it all out on the field in practice. 🤓
  5. Their two losses would be in the division: us and Pats
  6. Not really. But hes a warm body. We're approaching the point where we dont even have bodies to run certain plays on offense. Id take TJ Graham at this point.
  7. Poor Lynn. Lynn cant even use a 4 WR set in the playbook on sunday bc we dont even have 4 healthy WR.
  8. What hurts the most is that all these injuries are primarily affecting a single unit. You can only say "next man up" so many times before the next man up literally has to come out of retirement or literally off the street. And then the guy out of retirement gets injured too. And youre left with the likes of me and you playing at WR on Sunday. Groy is an example of next man up. Harvin and Lewis are examples of we're !@#$ed.
  9. Is Ruvell Martin available somewhere?
  10. Its actually to fhe point of being ridiculous. We have a chance of having our opening day WR 1-4 out this Sunday
  11. Goodwin. Smh. We cant lose more WR. Percy from retirement. Lewis from practice squad. Hunter from nowhere. Holy ****.
  12. Amen. Having 2 kickers is an abomination.
  13. Somewhat surprising thing to me from running those numbers was how so many of these QB's we pine over actually have a worse winning % than TT since the start of 2015.
  14. Tannehill has been a starter now for 5 years. He has started 75 games. Bradford has started 73 games. Tyrod has started 25 games. I get that Tyrod has been in the league just as long. But its apples to oranges.
  15. The Ravens game is a fair gripe. But We also have 4 losses this season where we score 25 or more pts.
  16. As I said I would earlier, I ran a few more numbers on some players that I missed last night (mainly Winston, Bortles, Bradford, & Cutler). I ended cutting off the remaining players in the NFL at 20 games. Cutler started the fewest of the ones I did tonight (20GS). The reason I stopped at 20GS was b/c I was in the territory of where I was comparing QB's with 7-12 games started to QB's with 25-27 GS since 2015 and I felt any statistical significance would start to get lost due to the disparity in starts. In reality I shouldn't have included Dak either with only 11 GS but I thought it would be fun since he's such a hot topic currently. Anyway, the red are the additional QB's I did tonight. 1. Tom Brady - 5.7; .783 2. Dak - 4.6; .909 3. Tyrod - 3.33; .560 4. Russel Wilson - 2.94; .630 5. Rodgers - 2.82; .556 6. Brees - 2.71; .462 7. Cam - 2.63; .731 8. Alex Smith - 2.62; .692 9. Stafford - 2.48; .519 10. Cousins - 2.45; .556 11. Dalton - 2.39; .542 12. Carr - 2.25; .593 13. Palmer - 1.89; .615 14. Eli - 1.83; .519 15. Big Ben - 1.8; .619 16. Rivers - 1.73; .333 17. Mariota - 1.71; .375 18. Tannehill - 1.64; .481 19. M. Ryan - 1.62; .556 20. Winston - 1.59; .444 21. Bortles - 1.49; .259 22. Luck - 1.46; .412 23. Fitz - 1.39; .480 24. Bradford - 1.35; .500 25. Flacco - 1.15; .429 26. Cutler - 1.13; .350 Of the 4 additional QB's I did tonight, only Bradford was really any sort of outlier. His Total TD/Total Turnover Ratio is pretty low, yet he manages to come in at exactly a .500 winning % (which as we can see is a substantially better winning % than the QB's he surrounded by). I think a partial explanation for this outlier with Bradford is that in 3 of his first 4 wins this season (he has 5 wins as a starter this season) the Vikings managed to win despite the offense scoring less than 25 points in each of those wins. Because his TD to turnover ratio is low, meaning that he basically turns the ball over as frequently as he's involved in a TD, Bradford is an example of a QB who better have a really good defense if they're going to consistently win. I'll update this list at the end of the year.
  17. Thats awesome man! Thanks for sharing and for serving. Of course Meeks cant even get his uniform on right. Lol 🙄
×
×
  • Create New...