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Also a lot of the pundits cited win total so it’ll be tough to ignore that fact this year

It’s all in Josh’s control imo. if he plays well in the last game/games where he starts he’ll win mvp. Another game like last week and it’ll get uncomfortably close

They also won’t openly admit it but I doubt they’d give the award to the same player a second year in a row unless he was massively better than the rest of the field

I’ve seen the national pundits say those two extra losses matter in addition to talking about Henry making things a little easier he’s also indirectly stealing some Lamar tds/passing yards this game too…if Lamar absolutely went off I think he could get himself in range of Josh goin to the final week

Doubt it unless we flub one down the stretch…Henry is making it difficult for Lamar to win it

Yes…he has been great in the cold quite a few times lol and he has struggled just as much in great weather as cold weather Bengals ain’t makin it I don’t think…colts schedule is just too easy even assuming Denver falters. Dolphins will get in over cincy if they both win out too and their schedule is easy also. Bengals are the longest shot out of 4 teams

Yea well fairbairn hit a 60 yarder against us to win a game and the raiders/broncos had fg disasters against kc in comfortable fg range haha could’ve been a 3 game head to head swing gotta be good and be lucky too

Man what a nice situation for kc…pit will probably not win the division now and we’ll get Baltimore round 2 and they’ll get someone significantly worse

Worthy is one of the least agile super fast WRs I’ve ever seen.

Second division matchup is usually a little bit more predictable than the first…I doubt that would happen.

Fire Reid

It feels weird saying this but the pats did a way better job holding up in coverage with Josh buying a ton of time for himself than the vast majority of teams weve seen

21 yard net change but you’ve got a chance to pin them deep araiza just blew it lol

I’m not talking about just the first quarter I’m talkin about the first 50-60% of the game. They had a pretty sizeable lead in a few games that ended up coming right down to the wire

Kc always looks good early then their opponent seems to come back as the game goes on…will be interesting to see if it happens here

Fields can’t hit those deep touch passes down the sideline which really limits them

Williams is not much better in coverage but Spector is useless in every area and Williams is pretty good at everything else. Feels like there’s a massive difference between those two guys talent wise to me that’s the big problem with Spector for me there’s just nothing he’s even halfway decent at so he’s exploited by literally anything the opponent wants to do. If he was terrible in coverage but pretty solid in run support things would not be anywhere near as bad with him in there.

If Spector is forced into a meaningful playoff role I think it’s over for us anyway…he’s just free yards in coverage

I completely agree it’s far too nuanced for a bar graph vaguely labeled ‘total injuries’ to prove anything haha that’s kind of exactly what I was saying too 😂 I’m all for agreeing to disagree

Spector played the really bad 40% of the snaps, got injured, and forced Williams in who it seems like we were hoping to bubble wrap for the playoffs and the game immediately turned around in our favor if Spector played 0% of the snaps idk if the pats hit double digits…the guy is truly awful. He plays like he was scientifically engineered to be used as a retort to the ‘every team has injuries’ argument 😂

Idk who we is haha I definitely talk about those things. The lions bills game was a shootout where both teams were targeting guys that shouldn’t be on an nfl football field. my entire point is the offense has to carry you when you’ve got easily exploitable guys on defense forced onto the field and the lions are a perfect example of that. Hell the 13 seconds game was the same..mathieu went down and we straight up abused Daniel Sorensen and the chiefs picked on Dane Jackson a ton. That’s just one injury on your bar graph but it was massively consequential i think you’re mixing up the total number of injuries with impact. We can be missing more guys but if the injuries fell a little differently we’d be in better shape than we are now. Safety and linebacker are the two spots we absolutely could not afford multiple injuries and that’s exactly where virtually all the injuries went. If you’re arguing we don’t actually have many total injuries it makes it even more unlucky not less. If there were more injuries spread out among multiple position groups we’d be much better off

That’s not really what im arguing but if we want to talk that I believe the bills literally have had a stronger strength of schedule so far this year 😂 tough to find the info for games already played though. I was looking at the espn fpi sos I was saying two primetime AFC championship/ Super Bowl preview type wins down the stretch against teams that hardly ever lose matters so so so much more than two early in the year losses against playoff teams that no voter is even going to consider what you’re saying

I literally don’t think it’s humanly possible to overestimate how bad baylon Spector is and how often teams single him out when he’s on the field lol like that’s a nice canned response for the vast majority of injuries for any given team but it doesn’t fit here at all imo. I watch a lot of football and I have not seen a player get significant snaps that’s anywhere near as bad as him. A lot of this seems like we’re doing it proactively because we know we can’t afford any linebacker or safety injuries for the playoffs.. there’s just no way he’d be playing otherwise. I’m sure rapp would be out there if it was playoff time too

What depths of font hell did this image come from lol I can’t even read it 😂

They are hardly the least injured team on a game to game basis lol they have the least long term injuries though sure