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Well, the lions get to play the packers twice while the packers have to play the lions twice. That's a 12 win swing in terms of strength.

Yes - that's what I said.

That's why I don't pay for games. It's a pure double dip. Edit - Well, technically I do pay - just not the providers.

Why ESPN? Many football fans will not be able to watch that game either.

He was 15-30, 0 TD, 1 INT, 2 Fumbles, a 53.3 passer rating. He was objectively horrendous.

3rd - my bad

Harty had one meaningful play all year. Granted it was the most important play of the year, but until game time yesterday he was a lock cap casualty int he offseason and a bust of a pickup. Douglas was an awesome get, but those in the know knew it and it's why he cost a 2nd for a 2 year rental.

Browns over Texans Chiefs over Dolphins Bills over Steelers Cowboys over Packers Lions over Rams Eagles over Bucs

I would flip Buffalo and Houston and Rams and lions. Eagles, Green Bay, Bucs in that order.

DJ Moore, Darnell Mooney and Cole Cmet are a bad group of pass catchers?

Absolutely Miami. As hard as they play us, we have their number. KC has ours. Maybe this is the year we finally take KC out in the playoffs, but Miami should be the easier out for us.

I say yes, even though Sherfield has had his share of blunders and disappearances this season. Gabe has just been a complete non-factor, so I don't think it takes much for Sherfield to outperform him. I'll be pleasantly surprised if he's a significant factor. I hope this means more reps for Diggs/Shakiir/Kincaid/Knox.

good job out there tonight. Would still like a coaching change barring a super bowl, but I think that's not happening now.

Save one for Benford.

That's the best drive I've seen from Allen since KC. This is who we need him to be from now until February.

Josh might be the worst player on the field tonight.

And people tried to argue this guy was an legitimate MVP candidate, lmao.

He sure didn't find his receiver that time.

The Bills didn't stomp Bailey Zappe or Easton Stick the last two weeks. Gardner Minshew is Brady compared to them. The Colts are a a good team that is well coached. That second part should be enough to scare you if the first part isn't.

100%

Yes, elite QBs win Super Bowls. At the very least, QBs that play at an elite level during their stretch win super bowls. Of all the QBs to have ever won a SB, only a small handful could be definitively said to not be elite, imo. However, Just because you have an elite QB doesn't mean you're going to win it, especially when you play at a time of multiple active top 5 greatest QBs of all time. Super Bowl 1. Bart Starr (MVP), 2 TDs Super Bowl 2. Bart Starr (MVP), 1 TD Super Bowl 3. Joe Namath (MVP), 0 TDs Super Bowl 4. Len Dawson (MVP), 1 TD Super Bowl 5. John Unitas (Chuck Howley), 1 TD Super Bowl 6. Roger Staubach (MVP), 2 TDs Super Bowl 7. Bob Griese (Jake Scott), 1 TD Super Bowl 8. Bob Griese (Larry Csonka), 0 TDs Super Bowl 9. Terry Bradshaw (Franco Harris), 1 TD Super Bowl 10. Terry Bradshaw (Lynn Swann), 2 TDs Super Bowl 11. Ken Stabler (Fred Biletnikoff), 1 TD Super Bowl 12. Roger Staubach (Harvey Martin & Randy White), 1 TDs Super Bowl 13. Terry Bradshaw (MVP), 4 TDs Super Bowl 14. Terry Bradshaw (MVP), 2 TDs Super Bowl 15. Jim Plunkett (MVP), 3 TDs Super Bowl 16. Joe Montana (MVP), 1 TD Super Bowl 17. Joe Theismann (John Riggins), 2 TDs, Super Bowl 18. Jim Plunkett (Marcus Allen), 1 TD Super Bowl 19. Joe Montana (MVP), 3 TDs Super Bowl 20. Jim McMahon (Richard Dent), 0 TDs Super Bowl 21. Phil Simms (MVP), 3 TDs Super Bowl 22. Doug Williams (MVP), 4 TDs Super Bowl 23. Joe Montana (Jerry Rice), 2 TDs Super Bowl 24. Joe Montana (MVP), 5 TDs Super Bowl 25. Jeff Hostetler (Ottis Anderson), 1 TD Super Bowl 26. Mark Rypien (MVP), 2 TDs Super Bowl 27. Troy Aikman (MVP), 4 TDs Super Bowl 28. Troy Aikman (Emmitt Smith), O TDs Super Bowl 29. Steve Young (MVP), 6 TDs Super Bowl 30. Troy Aikman (Larry Brown), 1 TD Super Bowl 31. Brett Favre (Desmond Howard), 2 TDs Super Bowl 32. John Elway (Terrell Davis), 0 TDs Super Bowl 33. John Elway (MVP), 1 TD Super Bowl 34. Kurt Warner (MVP), 2 TDs Super Bowl 35. Trent Dilfer (Ray Lewis), 1 TD Super Bowl 36. Tom Brady (MVP), 1 TD Super Bowl 37. Brad Johnson (Dexter Jackson), 2 TDs Super Bowl 38. Tom Brady (MVP), 3 TDs Super Bowl 39. Tom Brady (Deion Branch), 2 TDs Super Bowl 40. Ben Roethlisberger (Hines Ward), 0 TDs Super Bowl 41. Peyton Manning (MVP), 1 TD Super Bowl 42. Eli Manning (MVP), 2 TDs Super Bowl 43: Ben Roethlisberger (Santonio Holmes), 1 TD Super Bowl 44: Drew Brees (MVP), 2 TDs Super Bowl 45: Aaron Rogers (MVP), 3TDs Super Bowl 46: Eli Manning (MVP), 1 TD Super Bowl 47: Joe Flacco (MVP), 3TDs Super Bowl 48: Russell Wilson (Malcolm Smith), 2TDs Super Bowl 49: Tom Brady (MVP), 4TDs Super Bowl 50: Peyton Manning (Von Miller), 0TDs Super Bowl 51: Tom Brady (MVP), 2TDs Super Bowl 52: Nick Foles (MVP), 3 TDs Super Bowl 53: Tom Brady (Julian Edelman), 0TDs Super Bowl 54: Patrick Mahomes (MVP), 2 TDs Super Bowl 55: Tom Brady (MVP), 3 TDs Super Bowl 56: Matthew Stafford (Cooper Kupp), 3 TDs Super Bowl 57: Patrick Mahomes (MVP), 3 TDs

If you want to argue yards of separation - as was already tried in a previous post - have you bothered looking at the data on the x-axis? Has anyone determined that there is any statistical significance between 0.01 and 0.03? If they have, do we know what that significance is? Taking just a single data point like this and trying to draw conclusions from it is a really dangerous thing, because it can be perceived a lot of different ways. For instance - given the separation numbers we could make a conclusion that the Ravens, Giants, Jaguars, Raiders, and Saints have the strongest performing WR groups. That would seem highly unlikely given the personnel on those teams.

That's not what this chart argues at all lmao. "The separation score is just the combination of average depth of target and targets per route run." https://www.pff.com/news/fantasy-introducing-wide-receiver-efficiency-rating

virtually no chance the game ends in a tie. If it's 4&99 at my own 1 yard line with 1:00 on the clock, I'm going for it. No reason to not.

Well, it was a putrid day for Josh, so criticizing his "best" play really shouldn't be off the table. It was also just one of three plays criticized, but I like how everyone has cherry picked that one play to focus on and not the two throws he completely missed.