BuffaloHokie13

I'm with you on this. How on earth could a players actual contributions to the team be relevant?

League: Falcons finish with a sub .500 record Bills: Tyrod, Sammy, and Shady miss a total of 2 games combined.

I guess it depends on who you ask at ESPN. This other guy seems to think we might make the playoffs this year.

From what I've heard we have not aggressively gone after any free agents this offseason

Here's a similar breakdown (text & gifs instead of video) from the Seattle offense I expect us to look like next year. I suspect we'll break down similarly to their 2014 & 2015 offense, with attempts being somewhere between the 2 and likely closer to '15.

So it was under his seat, or was it in his lap? Seeing both said here, also cannot watch vid.

Mentioning EJ and 'blaming the backup for the faults of the starter' are 2 very different things. We've had 1 person bring up EJ as an example of someone else's QB Evaluation abilities - nothing to do with your statement. We've had another suggest that those who are inexplicably hard on Tyrod may still feel scorned about the whole EJ saga - nothing to do with your statement.

Can they keep it up?

Has there even been one instance of that in this thread?

This was a fun watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLMr4nwwRlI

If you look closely you'll see it's number 3, not number 5.

He had a say in our current QB room, FWIW. I doubt that changes much with the transition to Beane vs McD.

ESPN must have liked your take H2o! 25 NFL predictions through 2020:

Agreed. Consistency is certainly key at this point. The ups and downs are what drives most people mad. I would be interested in seeing how losing receivers has effected all QBs, but I just don't have time to dig into it like I'd want to. Off the top of my head Rodgers' stats took a moderate hit without Nelson and Dalton tumbled pretty hard without Green & the combo of Sanu/Jones.

In '15 he had a 7.99, and 9 of the 15 games were from 2015. Also, in case anyone thinks the 15 YPA he put up in the Dolphins game is skewing the average, his median YPA in those games is 8.44, so higher than the average.

The only thing is that to truly level the field you'd need to pull out games where everyone's starters weren't playing. But the stats are solid when we're healthy, no doubt. This also excludes 465 yards rushing, 3 TDs, and 1 fumble.

I did the math. 406 Attempts. That means 8.28 YPA, 6.4% TD%, and 1.48% INT%. In 2015 those would rank: TD% - 5th - Behind Newton, Wilson, Palmer, and Dalton INT% - 4th - Behind Brady, Rodgers, and ASmith YPA - 5th - Behind Palmer, Dalton, Big Ben, and Wilson In 2016 those would rank: TD% - 4th - Behind Ryan, Rodgers, and Brady INT% - 7th - Behind Brady, Bradford, Carr, Rodgers, Kaepernick, and Ryan YPA - 2nd - Behind Ryan In Combined Stats over the 2 year period those would rank: TD% - 2nd - Behind Rodgers INT% - 3rd - Behind Brady & Bradford YPA - 1st - 2nd Ryan w/ 8.14, 3rd Luck w/ 8.07. Nobody else over 8.

One side of the ball never tells the full story. However; 4 of the top 4 DVOA Offenses made the playoffs (ATL 1, NE* 2, DAL 3, GB 4) and the top 2 met in the Super Bowl. 6 of the top 8 (OAK 7, PIT 8) and 9 of the top 15 (KC 13, MIA 14, DET 15) The 3 playoff teams not in the top 15 DVOA Offense were HOU, NYG, and SEA, who were 7, 2, and 5 in DVOA Defense.

Correct (Since '02 with the division realignment). 2007 Saved the AFC South, as they had 3 teams make it that year. AFCE: 20 AFCN: 26 AFCS: 22 AFCW: 22 NFCE: 25 NFCN: 23 NFCS: 21 NFCW: 21

On your last note: if we passed for 40 more yards a game we'd have been the #4 offense in yards, one spot ahead of the Patriots. We were already top 10 in points and DVOA.

We did? AW going down crushed our defense's communication and our WR's were street FAs picked up week of at some times (though we did have a ton of injuries all at WR).

No. He's saying Brady is a great* QB.

Unless they've already clinched like when we played them at the end of 2014

EJ helped in that he contributed to previous scores, but he wasn't on the field when we took the lead. It was a pick-6 by Graham. Also, we got the ball back with over 2 mins left to answer back with a TD and couldn't convert a 2nd and 1 into a 1st down. Why is this even being brought up anyway?