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when they signed him it felt like they finally realized the importance of filling roles w actual talent instead of forcing a guy like mckenzie into the offense granted i expected them to do a lot more at wr 😂😂 but at least it was a step in the right direction

the whole thing flying is the absolute worst unless you can swing first class

bumping this just because it makes me laugh seeing the title from the stadium wall side

i was kind of worried about that they have some time to get it ironed out but new exchange can be tough to figure out at first

Love seeing Samuel get involved

was there any news on how exchanges w center looked

It was ok then fell off a cliff That was the year they had to bring back Cam because Darnold was so bad😂😂 In that sense Rhule probably fired him as cover so I won't totally hold that against him...but still Brady does not have an impressive NFL resume

Almost 100% sure that was Bridgewater

My original comment was simply to the effect that we can't reasonably compare our offensive staff to the Niners/Rams/Chiefs/Lions as we just don't stack up I'm assuming you don't want to argue that point

He was not OC at LSU, he was passing game coordinator/wr coach And I think I could have managed to do that job w Burrow, Chase, and Justin Jefferson playing against college kids

I would have voted option1 fwiw Because as I have said repeatedly you are statistically much more likely to lose when you trail in the 4th

That would be great Somehow I don't think I'll be surprised but I'm open to it

Just so we are clear Losing a game where you were ahead in the 4th is statistically unlikely. You are taking the absence of a statistically unlikely event in McDermott's favor Come from behind victories in the 4th quarter are also statistically unlikely. Here you are taking the absence of a statistically unlikely event to Allen's detriment Do you see why you shouldn't try to put these two things in a ratio together

It really doesn't You'd need to compare each to the rest of the league, not to each other What you are trying to do does not math

I know, I'm trying to provide context Teams are EXPECTED to win games where they lead late, it's statistically very likely. I showed you those win% figures So saying we blow fewer leads than we have fourth quarter comebacks...I mean that really isn't saying anything relevant, their relationship doesn't prove anything

Like I said Those two things should not be used in conjunction to reach your conclusion

You have to forgive @FireChans He thinks the ratio of 4th quarter come from behind wins to blown leads is a valid method of comparing a HC to his QB Dubious methodology to say the least But he is getting better

So fewer fumbles too Even more goated

Allen more YPG Allen more TD/game Allen fewer INT/game easy game

And 1 receiving

No, we already know. That's what's frustrating about this conversation It's fine to be optimistic. It's just flat out wrong to say Brady is as good as Reid or Shanahan or McVay or Johnson

I have to repeat this point because I see it come up a lot- you mentioned the Chiefs, Rams, Niners, and Lions...those are the consensus top 4 offensive coaching staffs in the league. We just do not have that kind of acumen on hand

i bet taron johnson makes this list

i think bills fans are fully capable of understanding that you are far more likely to lose games when you are behind and far more likely to win when you are ahead

we can go down this rabbit hole if you insist