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Who are they going after in the offseason?

Dime jokes aside, is he any good? Seems like he balled out at Penn State and he's just been a backup/practice squad guy since. I feel like a number of teams could take chance on him at this point, especially the Jets, but I never hear his name mentioned.

Chiefs: Refs and drops

Cowboys: Refs

Commanders: Refs

Dolphins: Refs, no Ramsey, no o -line

Jets: Real Eagles

Rams: Bad team

Commanders: Refs

Buccaneers: Bad team

Vikings: Vikings played their quest game of the year

Patriots: Barely squeaked by a 2-8 team.

With all these facts it’s pretty obvious the ship is going to sink eventually.

Someone copy this, put it in a tweet, and post again before this gets deleted. I'm too lazy

Week 1 at Patriots: 25-20 (W)

Week 2 vs. Vikings: 34-28 (W)

Week 4 vs. Commanders: 34-31 (W)

Week 6 at Jets: 14-20 (L)

Week 8 at Commanders: 38-31 (W)

Week 9 vs. Cowboys: 28-23 (W)

Week 11 at Chiefs: 21-17 (W)

They’re obviously the best team in the league, but this is still a little interesting.

Last 5 games:

Eagles: 17 points, 18th ranked defense by DVOA

Dolphins: 14 points (7 points on defensive TD), 21st ranked defense by DVOA

Broncos: 9 points, 32nd ranked defense by DVOA

Chargers: 31 points, 29th ranked defense by DVOA

Broncos: 19 points, 32nd ranked defense by DVOA

Their one good performance was against a guy that's getting memed on by the entire collective NFL fanbase for being one of the worst defense HCs of all-time. This isn't a small sample size anymore.

NFC

1. Eagles (9-1)

2. Lions (8-2) vs 7. Vikings (6-5)

3. 49ers (7-3) vs 6. Seahawks (6-4)

4. Saints (5-5) vs 5. Cowboys (7-3)

AFC

1. Ravens (8-3)

2. Chiefs (7-3) vs 7. Steelers (6-4)

3. Jaguars (7-3) vs 6. Texans (6-4)

4. Dolphins (7-3) vs 5. Browns (7-3)

No teams are eliminated from the playoffs or their division. However the first two teams were eliminated from the one seed this week (Carolina and Arizona)

Just 47 of their 225 points have come in the second half

#Philadelphia Eagles at Kansas City Chiefs

ESPN Gamecast

GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium- Kansas City, MO

Network(s): ABC ESPN ESPN+

Scoreboard

Scoring Plays

Highlights from ESPN.com (Note: These links may expire in a few days)

1. Patrick Mahomes buys time in the pocket before leaping and hitting Justin Watson with a jump pass for a Chiefs' touchdown.
2. D'Andre Swift cuts a run back outside and into the end zone for an Eagles touchdown.
3. Jalen Hurts underthrows A.J. Brown, leading to a L'Jarius Sneed interception for the Chiefs.
4. Kevin Byard comes up with his first Eagles interception off Patrick Mahomes in the end zone.
5. Patrick Mahomes finds Travis Kelce for a Chiefs touchdown before halftime.
6. Jalen Carter just misses intercepting Patrick Mahomes' spike Jalen Carter gets creative and almost comes up with an interception as Patrick Mahomes spikes the ball.
7. Jalen Hurts pulls it down on a QB draw and cuts it up the middle for an Eagles touchdown.
8. Bradley Roby punches one out of the arms of Travis Kelce, forcing a Chiefs turnover in the red zone.
9. Patrick Mahomes lofts one right to Marquez Valdes-Scantling, who can't come up with it in the end zone late in the 4th.

Passing Leaders

Rushing Leaders

Receiving Leaders

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Chiefs fall to 7-3. They are passed by the Ravens who are 8-3.

Tim Boyles stats from his first 3 years at UConn: 25 games, 1,237 passing yards, 48% completion percentage (wtf???), 1 whole touchdown (wtf??????), 13 interceptions

This is legitimately one of the worst 3 year stat lines I’ve ever seen. But let’s give him the benefit of the doubt. Maybe there was a bad situation at UConn. Maybe it was a coaching problem or the team was just THAT horrible. Well here are his stats from his one season after he transferred to Eastern Kentucky (an FCS school FYI): 12 games, 2,134 yards, 11 touchdowns, 13 interceptions, 61.5 % completion percentage.

Better, but the competition dropped going from an FBS school to an FCS school. So the question is HOW THE HELL did this guy end up with a job in the NFL?? And not only that, but get multiple jobs on multiple different teams. Is there something going on here? Something I’m missing in this story? No wonder the Jets were so hesitant to put this guy in. Now watch him torch the Dolphins on Friday lol

#Philadelphia Eagles at Kansas City Chiefs

ESPN Gamecast

GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium- Kansas City, MO

Network(s): ABC ESPN ESPN+

Injury Report

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#TONIGHT'S GUESTS

• Mark Wahlberg
• Caitlin Clark
• Mike Vick

Damar Hamlin is considered a lock for comeback player of the year, and deservedly so- it’s amazing he’s still playing football after what happened to him. But I understand the critics too, when he does play he’s a backup and the whole thing feels kinda weird. I think the easy way to fix this is to make it two different awards. One for most improved player and another for coming back from injury. CBPOTY can be either right now and I think that’s where the issue comes from. This way someone like Josh Dobbs could win an award for most improved, and Damar Hamlin gets an award for an impressive comeback for an injury.

2021:

Points Allowed Per Game: 29th

Passing Yards Allowed Per Game: 12th

Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game: 30th

Yards Allowed Per Game: 23rd

2022:

Points Allowed Per Game: 22nd

Passing Yards Allowed Per Game: 7th

Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game: 28th

Total Yards Allowed Per Game: 20th

2023:

Points Allowed Per Game: 23rd

Passing Yards Allowed Per Game: 32nd

Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game: 12th

Total Yards Allowed Per Game: 31st

*with the most expensive defense in 2022 and 2023