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allen has a 6.25:1 TD/INT ratio in the playoffs brady is at 2.2:1 allen makes way fewer mistakes in the postseason than Brady

Or as he's more commonly known AFC Jared Goff

I mean he's clearly 1 but whatever

@BringBackFergyi have one for you similar to the cow three guests check into a hotel room. the guy at the counter says the room is $30 so they each pull out a ten and head up. Couple minutes later the guy realizes the room is at discount for only $25 so he gives one of the room cleaners 5 $1 bills and tells him to go up and reimburse them. On the way up the room cleaner decides to keep $2 and when he gets up to the room gives each guest a dollar back. So he steals $2 but each of the guests is happy for the discount. now they each get a $1 discount on their $10 for $9. There are 3 guests for $27 and the room cleaner pocketed $2. where did the last dollar go

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well it's a rate stat so i wouldn't expect it to change much from season to season

you probably didnt include playoffs

someone plz make this happen

correct

now do playoffs

yes i was expecting kelvin benjamin and we're trending devin funchess

Eh it wasn't that similar Mahomes threw them out of the game. Hurts wasn't exactly lighting it up in the first half

Right The guy I responded to originally was asking why our dline doesn't get after the QB like the Eagles did in the SB...as you say different responsibilities make for different outcomes defensively A simple way of saying it would be that (and granted I don't watch a ton of the Eagles so this is strictly a Super Bowl observation) they used their pass rush to contain the Chiefs downfield whereas we tend to do the opposite and rely primarily on coverage to dictate/muddy up reads fundamentally different approaches (again one game sample)

i mean inasmuch as running the ball means Allen by definition can't throw a pick on that play then yes, I agree runs tend to correlate w QBs turning the ball over less. But I will basically never agree that taking the ball out of Allen/Mahomes hands in service of preventing turnovers is a good concept offensively

iirc the Eagles were kind of middle of the pack in 2024 wrt sacks They just kind of came alive during the playoffs and esp the Super Bowl. I mean Josh Sweat looked like Lawrence Taylor out there and he's just ok