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Either ownership or somebody is forcing his hand in all of this, right? I liked him and I really don’t want him to actually turn out to be a dumbass in disguise.

Answered!

At what point can a scrambling quarterback no longer pass the ball forward to a teammate?

So I’m watching today and I can’t help but wonder why a flying knee to the head of a defender by a offensive player hurdling them to try and make a play isn’t considered to be a hit to the head of a defenseless player. They have no clue they’re going to get hurdled or the guy would get a helmet to his nuts instead of clearing them, and it’s totally the ball carrier making the decision they can clear them. So when they don’t and they knock a guy out why is it they get no penalties, yet if you hit a receiver in the head it’s 15 and maybe an ejection, without malicious intent these days even. When it comes to safety shouldn’t all players be equal?

Obviously that would be very unlikely, but it’s good to see the guy still has it.

The New Orleans Saints are currently in shambles. The QB play and the coaching are awful. They are old in the trenches. Carr will probably start the rest of the season. He gives them the best chance to eke out a win on top of shit of mountain and be bounced at home in the first round of the playoffs. Because that’s how far his terrible progressions and poor pocket presence can take them.

Would I rather just see Famous Jameis sling it til they go 6-11? And watch the Falcons or Bucs take the honors of a playoff stomping by the Cowboys off their hands? Probably not.

His personal cell # is out there. I sent him a text congratulating him on his career. Now I am paranoid as fuck that he is going to sue me.

Following games were all decided by a game winning field goal, I can not think of any other time it has happened this much on a single day.

bolded team being the winner.

Lions v Chargers

Commanders v Seahawks

Texans v Bengals

Browns v Ravens

Falcons v Cardinals

I see it literally everywhere.

https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/compare-zach-wilson-and-mac-jones-this-season

Mac has him beat in nearly every category, most of them by a big margin, and does it with perhaps the worst supporting cast in the league. By what metric is Wilson supposed to be better?

Edit: worse*, and yes, they both suck

Week 5 against Broncos: 5 field goals, 72 yard TD run (first play of drive), defensive TD

Week 6 against Eagles: 4 field goals, 8 yard TD run (first play of drive, also become right after huge defensive play late in game)

Week 7: bye

Week 8: 50 yard TD catch-and-run (first play of drive), 2 field goals

Week 9: 2 field goals

Week 10: 4 field goals

We haven’t had a long drive that has resulted in a touchdown in over 6 weeks.

Purdy threw for a career-high 143 yards when pressured, going 8-of-12 with 2 TDs on those passes. He has 8 TD and 1 Int when pressured in his career.

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Ive been unable to enjoy watching this season. I feel like there arent enough good teams, and having more games with more playoff teams makes it worst. I just feel like theres very few games on the schedule that are between 2 good teams. There is also a lack of predictability in games these days. It just feels like every game is kind of random. I feel like the rules hurt defenses so much that every other game feels like a random shoot out where either team can win.

Why aren’t Ray Guy winners (best collegiate punter) more successful in the NFL? Only 4 of the last 10 winners are still in the NFL. It would seem punting would be a skill that easily translates to the NFL. Thinking about it because Adam Korsak (22 winner) is lighting it up in the CFL without getting a sniff in the NFL.

We have these beautiful creatures prancing about, barely clothed, and the NFL thinks I'd rather see Aaron Rogers in his headset pacing the sidelines. WTF!

In other words, "This team has never had a season where they won this exact number of regular-season games":

AFC EAST

• Miami Dolphins: 0, 2, 13, 15+ ^5

• Buffalo Bills: 0, 14+

• New York Jets: 0, 13+

• New England Patriots: 0, 15, 17 ^4

AFC NORTH

• Baltimore Ravens: 0, 1, 2, 3, 15+ ^1

• Pittsburgh Steelers: 0, 16+

• Cleveland Browns: 13, 15+ ^2

• Cincinnati Bengals: 0, 1, 13+

AFC SOUTH

• Jacksonville Jaguars: 0, 13, 15+

• Houston Texans: 0, 1, 13+

• Indianapolis Colts: 15+

• Tennessee Titans: 0, 14+

AFC WEST

• Kansas City Chiefs: 0, 1, 15+

• Los Angeles Chargers: 0, 3, 15+

• Las Vegas Raiders: 0, 14+

• Denver Broncos: 0, 1, 15+

NFC EAST

• Philadelphia Eagles: 0, 15+

• Dallas Cowboys: 2, 14+

• Washington Commanders: 0, 13, 15+

• New York Giants: 0, 15+

NFC NORTH

• Detroit Lions: 13+

• Minnesota Vikings: 0, 1, 14, 16+

• Green Bay Packers: 0, 14, 16+

• Chicago Bears: 0, 2, 16+

NFC SOUTH

• New Orleans Saints: 0, 14+

• Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 1, 14+

• Atlanta Falcons: 0, 15+

• Carolina Panthers: 0, 3, 9, 10, 13, 14, 16+

NFC WEST

• San Francisco 49ers: 0, 1, 16

• Seattle Seahawks: 0, 1, 3, 14+

• Los Angeles Rams: 0, 15+

• Arizona Cardinals: 12, 14+

NOTES

1. The Baltimore Ravens are officially considered an expansion team that started in 1996, despite never having held an expansion draft. The records from 1995 and previously are claimed by the Cleveland Browns.

2. The Cleveland Browns claim the records and championships of the team that was located in Cleveland before 1995, despite all players and personnel relocating to Baltimore and calling themselves the Ravens. They officially went "on hiatus" for 3 years and resumed their records in 1999.

3. The NFL expanded from 14 games to 16 games in 1978. A Bye Week was not added until 1989.

4. No team has ever won 17 games, as the regular season was not expanded to 17 games until 2021.

5. The 1972 Miami Dolphins are the only team to ever go undefeated in the regular season and also win the Super Bowl.

In the giants vs cowboys, the giants went wild cat and put devito in motion. When he did he would also turn around run backwards and put his hands up as if he were asking for the ball. Is that not a false start? Or illegal shift at least?

I know that no one would have thought to ask him, but what a roller coaster… and the season is only half over.

They are not some disgustingly horrible unit like chargers fans say, and if Herbert was really as good as people say, he would be able to win SOMETHING with the team around him.

I mean damn, Russ has produced similarly both statistically and win wise with a much worse defence, arguably the worst receiving core in the league, no run game, and worse protection.

But according to this sub he's a washed trash fraud qb who's stealing paychecks yet Herbert is an MVP level god tier qb who just can't overcome the terrible team around him.

Makes zero sense, just a bunch of confirmation bias and people who can't admit they were wrong.

L Dolphins 34-36 L @Titans 24-27 L Cowboys 17-20 L Lions 38-41

This team is anti-clutch. Changes need to be made next season.

Daniel jones got 2 TD passes in 6 games. Tommy Devito has 3 already. Jones really got the bag for doing nothing