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yeah i mean if you are down once touched and you're both in possession of the ball in that moment I don't see how that's not worth at least a challenge unless it's one of those plays that can't be challenged

I'm not 100% on the rule but once they both hit the ground w simultaneous possession isn't it down by contact?

I thought the same and wondered if it was worth a challenge

Let the rookie find his bearings sheesh

Don't like this from Allen tbh Should have just said no comment or no big deal

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think it was the Matrix

These are third best uniforms So I like it

yes and I stand by that Defensive scoring is a good stat. IMO it is too heavily influenced by a 3pt outing vs Sam Howell. There are other important metrics I have given that would refute the idea that this is a top defense I also dispute the defense played well. I certainly agree that the offense was poor as well

i already said they were injured my point was that they didn't play that well

the average NFL team has 11.98 offensive drives/game

They had 7posessions vs chiefs Less than 200 yards Allowed 6pts

Yes Look at his numbers and usage-efficiency

you said the defense was worn down by the end of the game that's why i gave you the halftime yardage

I dunno have you taken a look at the all22 from Jags game yet? Im going thru it rn and Bernard isn't impressing

the Niners defense is at or near the top in nearly all significant statistical categories and the Bills defense is not are you trying to argue that the defense was injured or the defense played well? I think the defense looks so different in terms of QB pressure and turnovers that some legitimate issues have been overlooked if you dive in a little this is not a fundamentally sound defense imo

they had gained over 200 yards on the Bills defense by halftime

Yes this is the optimistic take however...I am not sure we can rely on turnovers to remain stable, there is a significant luck factor to them the sacks and QB pressures should be reliable, but the turnovers inform ppg so if they trend toward average ppg will likely increase not discounting injuries as a factor but those guys aren't coming back anytime soon and again I believe the defense was pretty overrated coming into Jags, they just proved it

Offense remains elite 3rd in the league across the board in points, yards/play, net passing YPA 7th in first downs

He's using what Josh Allen did in the past, hence the 2021 reference, to explore what he might do the rest of this year i don't know why we are arguing this

high energy is a good way of putting it imo they've been reliant on the sacks and turnovers, first in the league in both...imo sacks can be relied upon but we all know turnovers have a big luck component this is a defense dependent on the big play more than anything else right now, it has not been 'good' imo

the entire point of that article is using past years performance to predict this seasons outcome

"Their most realistic chance of winning the Super Bowl came in 2021 when the offense was unstoppable and playing a mostly perfect game in one way or another over the season’s final month." there is a close to zero chance the offense plays as well as they did during the end of 2021 and wasn't even enough to get them out of the divisional round

Here are two stats I want you to think about re the Bills defense rn 27th in opponents net yards/play 31th in opponents rush yards/attempt

Did they also happen to mention the Jags ran for 200yards on us😂😂