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An honest evaluation of whether an offense was based more in passing or running would of course use attempts and not completions.

I'm not going through all the snaps for the whole season but I would be pry shocked if we ran this particular 3TE set only one fewer time than the Ravens, who had probably the deepest TE rotation in the league with Andrews/Hurst/Boyle and they're all threats to catch the ball...between injuries to Kroft and limitations with Smith in nonblocking roles and specifically 23 groupings where Gore is redundant, this says to me we were either greatly limited by offensive personnel (which was def the case) and/or Daboll struggles to utilize what he did have to work with which I also believe to be true

Really loving people who still think they know more about defensive personnel than McDermott

OK that makes sense then

Define 'bottom of the barrel'

That entire offense will struggle, teams will bring safeties into box to counter the dumpoffs to Cook which they couldn't do with Diggs and Thielen

Wow imo Taron Johnson is one of the more physical guys we have in nickel

Logan Ryan is strictly a slot corner

I think having connectivity between different divisions like FA Cup etc really helps promote domestic leagues

Capitalism doesn’t reward hard work, it leverages it.

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We like Johnson and Neal at slot corner and both are better right now than Logan Ryan imo, who apparently wont sign for less than $10M I believe he was 30th in passer rating allowed last season too

No. Maybe YOU understand his job maybe you don't, but the vast majority of people who kept moaning about what Lotulelei was or wasn't doing clearly had no idea what they were talking about. This went on for an entire 20 page thread last year at one point. He did the job they brought him in for. Maybe they overpaid a bit for the security, it certainly wouldn't be the first time. And also it worked.

Strictly flats

He can commiserate w/Cristiano Ronaldo

Probably time to step back and reflect when my mentioning a Lamar Jackson game triggers you.

Where do you live?

He was bad that game. The drops were there but so were the flutters we saw vs Chargers the year prior. I don't know how else to put it. He was very not good.

I didn't say he was as good as he's ever been, I said he was 'very good'. Which he was.

He was 19/37 for 222 and 2INTs to start the 4th quarter and the Ravens were down 28-6. He was pretty good in garbage time. He was very, very bad the rest of the game.

Rodgers had a very good 2019 even with Adams missing 4 games and playing injured basically the entire season.

So was Tom Brady a better QB last season than Russel Wilson?

Wins are always a team stat

Is it more impressive than winning the race though?