syhuang

warning of what? If you are not implying two QBs with similar passing yards, TDs, and INTs in year 2 will end up as similar QBs, what do you try to warn by listing Allen's and Trubisky's year 2 stats?

great, then there is no reason to compare Allen and Trubisky by listing their year 2 stats side-by-side.

Are you implying if two QBs have similar passing yards, TDs, and INTs in year 2 while ignoring anything else, they will end up as similar QBs? If so, do you want to guess who the following two QBs are with similar numbers in their sophomore seasons and whether they end up as similar QBs? player A: 2843 passing yards, 63.9 comp%, 18 TDs, 12 INTs, QB rating: 86.5 player B: 2935 passing yards, 62.1 comp%, 18 TDs, 12 INTs, QB rating: 81.2

this is interesting that they had a separated call sheets for Haskins previously. Does it mean Haskins didn't/doesn't have a fully grasp of the offense playbook 8 weeks into the season?

AP played through high and low ankle sprains last week against Vikings.

If you counted 4-4 Eagles with a winning record, shouldn't you also count 4-4 Titans? Either way, it's either 0-1 or 1-2.

Pending free agents definitely are taking notes about this situation. Good luck to attract FAs this offseason, Gase, if you make it to next offseason.

It's a bit puzzling that Allen improves his short and intermediate passing dramatically but his long passing becomes worse. The following tweet also confirms what we fans see this season.

Since you brought up QB rating,

It looks like a safety was covering Beasley and then turned to Duke's direction after seeing the ball was thrown. Also, that's a good blitz pickup by the o-line and RB.

Sam Darnold says Jets can be 'unstoppable as an offense' once Chris Herndon returns https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27867225/sam-darnold-says-jets-unstoppable-offense-once-chris-herndon-returns "Right now, we're just missing Chris [Herndon]. Once all the guys are back together, I think we're unstoppable as an offense -- or we can be," he said, referencing the injured tight end. "It's just up to us and how we execute. It's really up to us how many points we score, I think. I think we're capable of so many points. With our offensive line, too, the way they played last game, with the way we've been running the ball and the way they've been protecting, sky's the limit for us."

I don't think all-22 is out yet but the second tweet from Warren Sharp could help a little bit:

For this bold statement above, my understanding is that only when the end result is a turnover, the play gets auto-reviewed. In this case, it didn't end up as a turnover so there is no auto-review. Also, from the original article: "PFT has learned that replay review definitely was not involved in this decision", auto review didn't kick in for this particular play.