GoBills808

For further investigation, here is the play in it's entirety: Near the end you can hear Joe Tessitore, renowned football expert and judge of the human condition, exclaim his satisfaction with 'common sense' prevailing. Note: the rule on all turnovers and scoring plays is video replay review to overturn. Additionally, the ruling on the field immediately after the ball is recovered by Jaquan Johnson a touchdown as signaled by the official in the endzone.

If I intend to catch a fish but lose it at gaff...have I still caught it?

A very astute observation

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Very different than the Wilson situation in that Wilson had already won a Super Bowl when he got his deal. You can't not pay your QB if he wins a Super Bowl. Dak, for all his regular season accomplishments, has won exactly one more playoff game than our guy has. That's why it's not completely crazy to suggest the Cowboys might have other options, even though they really don't.

Here's a ton of per-drive stats broken down into pretty relevant sections imo https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/nfl/overall-drive-statsoff/2019 You'll notice a whole lotta Buffalo being better than Jax in almost every category

That's what I'm seeing too which I'm willing to chalk up to noise PS Bills also had better drive success rate and more points/red zone appearance. I don't see Jags offense being more efficient than ours in any meaningful way at all

I would tend to think so. I haven't done the research but would be worth looking into how defensive efficiency effects offensive output like points/drive etc

Better starting field position doesn't correlate with better QB stats as far as I know. In fact, I could easily see how it might depress them. Receiver drops, however, do. And the Bills offense suffered from dropped passes at a very high rate.

First, you volunteered your opinion. Nobody asked. Second, it's very obvious you haven't watched any Jags games. You're just copy pasting stats without any analysis.

Jim Beam

Minshew wasn't 'solid'. He was hot to start and faded into the kind of up and down play you'd expect from a rookie. He's the opposite of solid...a lot of his stats were compiled after the Jags were out of games, and many times (3 game HOU/TAMPA/LAC stretch in particular) it was largely in part due to his poor play early. 32/32 NFL GMs would take Allen over him in a heartbeat.

Does your reasoning take into account 'games played' is slightly less important than attempts? How about 9 TDs rushing and 42 first downs?

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I get that he only made AllPro one year but he was widely considered one of the top guys for a solid 3-4 year stretch. You have to remember he was going up against one of the toughest divisions in the league for a DB, you're going to give up stats playing Mike Evans/Julio Jones/Drew Brees 2x year.

Really only had one good year???

lmao at people trying acting like they know defense better than McDermott

I'm more right than anyone else!

lmao no it was the guy above you

^please be serious

‘Vertical leap’ is a cliche?

This is the real question

Guy is the definition of raw if he ever puts everything together tho watch out