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I think there are a few tbh Packers have Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon- that qualifies as stacked Eagles with D'Andre Swift and Rashaad Peny is definitely stacked, those are two RB1 caliber backs Likewise Saints having Kamara and Jamaal Williams probably a couple more offhand but cant remember

TEs are always going to score higher in those separation yard stats because they're covered by LBs at a way higher rate than wideouts

that tshirt probably costs 5x more than everything you have on lol

my wife watched barbie movie w her friend this weekend and loved it agree on length of oppenheimer, i will probably try to watch at some point but im not spending 3hrs in a movie theatre

To clarify- being that I don't know and can only guess as to how different teams design scheme/game plan wrt who has input and who's just implementing the plan on gameday w playcalls, substitutions etc...I think it's easier to make assumptions about who's doing their job and who isn't if you are talking about a coordinator vs a positions coach but not really any more likely to be accurate. imo you'd need to know the decision making hierarchy and I'm pretty sure that varies from team to team, I have no real insight into how the Bills do it so necessarily I don't think it's true that you can credibly judge the OC/DC as opposed to their position coaches

I don't claim to be anything of the sort But position coaches are teach technique as much as X&O so delivering a good product w as much turnover at the position as we had last yr due to injury couldn't have been easy task

Weak is getting offended every time some relevant bit of criticism comes McDermott's away time to get some thicker skin because it's only going to increase w every year they don't win a championship

speaking of bad narratives lol your argument that the DC can be fairly judged by the 'general fan' but the positional coaches are just completely inscrutable is quite something

i would encourage people who advocate blitz here to rewatch esp if you have coaches film available tua looks off hamlin who is shading hill...bringing a bunch of guys in blitz would likely leave hamlin even more exposed on hill's side...and waddle would have walked in for a td having beaten johnson assuming blitz doesnt get home of course

Not directly threw him under the bus but personally didn't appreciate how he labelled the Diggs situation 'very concerning' then left Allen to take all the media arrows and eventually ended up pretending like nothing happened

Barbie opens to $155M, Oppenheinmer $80.5M

based on this thread I'm not confident anything McDermott does short of sending 8 in cover0 will be aggressive enough

i go to the post office at least once a week not everyone wants ACH

What I'm trying to say is I don't think this was necessarily the spot I would expect them to deviate philosophically

I don't know, I think if you get a sack or incompletion there it's great... equally if you leave Damar Hamlin in man w Tyreek Hill it might turn out bad😂😂

I don't know if blitzing there is right or not tbh I do know they are terrified of Tyreek Hill and it shows up in bad spots

Hamlin and Jaquan Johnson were the starting safeties iirc Tough to blame that on Frazier

I think you'd be surprised how many elite athletes eat like 12year olds lol

(1:06 4th) *Protection fails again, J. Allen to BUF 45 for 11 yards for first down*

Qbwinz and Chiefs fans opinions😂😂 The defense rests

He's really good imo And in a great spot to maximize his talents Top10 easily

Yes let's It wasn't going to end well for you

😂😂No. That's not what 'correlated' means How about you tell me those passing metrics you like so much...I'm pretty sure I know which ones you're referring to lol

I prefer adjusted net yards per attempt as it is the QB metric most closely correlated w wins

What about the other ones, those don't count or something I suppose