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Joey Bosa James Cook Christian Benford Cole Bishop (that dead ball foul was BS)

Tyrod still refusing to throw the ball down the field unless it is WIDE open. Some things never change.

There are only so many active players.

Nope. The team just doesn't provide them.

Romo is officially annoying. All game long it isn't about anything the Bills are doing. The Jets are just beating themselves.

It's just surprising it has been this long and they still don't have it under control. You'd think they could take their medicine for a couple of years and get it fixed, but they seem to keep trying to kick the can down the road. That's one of the problems with how coaches and GMs are focused. They have no job security at all, so they have no incentive to plan for the future.

It feels like it has been a decade of bad cap situations in New Orleans.

Bills: 30 Jets: 17 And the crybabies can finally rest for a week.

He used to be pretty darn good. Life as a kicker, I guess.

They played 3 linebackers last week a lot when Taron Johnson was active, so what are you talking about?

The offense scored 41 points last week and was a top 5 offense last year. So, what's the problem? The offense works pretty darn well.

Tre White for sure. We have to see how much we can rely on him this year.

It's a race thing. Ask him if Lamar Jackson is "the guy", whatever that even means.

He was running through wide open holes.

I wouldn't wish that on anyone!

How could that be Love's fault?

Underthrown.

So barbaric and evil. He was just 31. Left behind a beautiful wife and two young children.

It's always a little risky choosing teams going against division rivals.

They are the worst. Online Ravens fans have really turned into my least favorite type of fan.

Actually good Actually good Actually good Actually good

Josh Allen also had a perfect passer rating game in 2023. It was against (I'm sure you guessed it) the Dolphins. I remember way back when Geno Smith was playing for the Jets that he had a game with a perfect 158.3 rating and another game that year with a perfect 0.0 rating. Such variance is impressive, to say the least.

I think they are going to be good when all is said and done.

Now, QBR I think IS flawed. I never use it. It only works for quarterbacks who don't rush very much. And ESPN doesn't even tell us exactly how they calculate it. It apparently uses EPA, but the exact methodology it proprietary. Yes, good points. That would habe increased his TD percentage. QBR is different from passer rating, though, just FYI. QBR is on a 100 point scale while passer rating goes up to 158.3. Pretty impressive that he didn't win a single route but was still open on a number of plays and had over 100 yards and a score. How do they even determine this? Just insane.

Jackson had a really high yards per attempt at 11.0. Josh Allen's was 8.6. Jackson also had a higher completion percentage. That is why his score is a lot higher. Also, he scored as many passing TDs as Allen, but with far fewer attempts. Passer rating isn't a measure of the quality or production of passing. It is a measure of the efficiency of the passing. It measures completion percentage, yards per attempt, touchdown percentage, and interception percentage. It's a perfectly good measure of a QB. It isn't flawed or antiquated. It means what it means and it doesn't mean anything else. It should be taken into consideration with other stats to understand the performance of the QB. Lamar Jackson was indeed a much more efficient passer than Josh Allen in week 1. He produced what he did with far fewer passes than Allen, so his efficiency score is higher even if his production wasn't.