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Heading into week 9, there’s a chance that going into week 10, that number could be around 47 or 48. The Giants, Steelers, Vikings, Cardinals, Falcons could all potentially start a different QB this week.

I think this could be a big contributing factor to offense dropping around the league. A lot of injuries at QB across the league has led to the likes of PJ Walker, Bagent, Trubisky, and others to play due to starting QB injuries.

The most in a single season was 87 during the strike year of 1987. I don’t think we will hit that mark, but this is still pretty impressive.

It seems most interceptions in the endzone are being run back but they seem to never make it to the 25. Is better coaching needed?

He's thrown for 9 interceptions in 6 games, also on pace for his first season without a positive TD-INT ratio.

Interesting sentiments throughout this thread. A fun read

With his 75 yard return tonight Peters continues flying up the leaderboard:

1. Ed Reed: 1,590
2. Rod Woodson: 1,483
3. Darren Sharper: 1,412
4. Deion Sanders: 1,331
5. Emlen Tunnell: 1,282
6. Night Train Lane: 1,207
7. Paul Krause: 1,185
8. Lem Barney: 1,077
9. Herb Adderley: 1,046
10. Bobby Boyd: 994
11. Bobby Dillon: 976
12. Charles Woodson: 966
13. Glen Edwards: 961
14. Pat Fischer: 941
15. Emmitt Thomas: 937
16. Dave Grayson: 933
17. Ronde Barber: 923
18. Ken Houston: 898
19. Marcus Peters: 897
20. Erich Barnes: 853

Watching MNF and started thinking about the journeys of each player. Made me think.....what if you had to build and NFL franchise of current & retired players but could only pick players that were born or grew up in your home state?

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I'm from Texas (duh), so I limited the list to people that were born in and played their whole high school career in Texas. Strahan was technically a military brat born in Germany but his family is from TX and he played high school and college ball in Texas, so it made sense to include him. Center, guard and tight end didn't feel the strongest. I focused on mostly on guys that were either HoF or close enough. Tried to mix old school and new school players but didn't dig that deep. If we can find more o-line depth, I like our chances being able to run the ball A LOT and then set up play-action. The defense is going to be nasty.........

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QB - Patrick Mahomes, Drew Brees, Sammy Baugh

RB - Eric Dickerson, LaDainian Tomlinson, Earl Campbell, Adrian Peterson

FB - Larry Centers

WR - Tim Brown, Mike Evans, Cliff Branch, Raymond Berry, Don Maynard, Charley Taylor

TE - ??

T - Forrest Gregg, Richmond Webb, Jason Peters

C - Bulldog Turner

G - Gene Upshaw

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DE - Michael Strahan, Harvey Martin, Von Miller

DT - Joe Greene, Bob Lily, John Randle, Sam Adams

LB - Mike Singletary, Tommy Nobis, Zach Thomas

CB - Dick "Night Train" Lane, Darrell Green, Mel Renfro, Mike Haynes, Emmitt Thomas

S - Earl Thomas III, Ken Houston

P - Shane Lechler

K - Matt Stover

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Coaches - Tom Landry, Jimmy Johnson

For the love of God NFL, save us from the Zach Wilson slaughter of the McDaniels Raiders on prime time television. Here are a few potential games that can be flexed in place of this monstrosity:

Jaguars vs 49ers
Ravens vs Browns
Chargers vs Lions

McDaniels gets Jones back who had he success with during Jones rookie year and Bill finally gets his original heir to Brady back.

Per Tankathon, the only teams with easier remaining schedules are the Saints, Colts, and Falcons.

Easiest Remaining Opponents:

• Bears 2x

• Packers

• Broncos

• Chargers

Hardest Remaining Opponents:

• Vikings 2x

• Saints

• Cowboys

Meanwhile, the other top teams in the NFC:

• Eagles - 12th-hardest Remaining SoS

• Seahawks - 6th-hardest Remaining SoS

• 49ers - 7th-hardest Remaining SoS

• Cowboys - 4th-hardest Remaining SoS

AFC

1 Chiefs

2 Dolphins vs 7 Browns

3 Jaguars vs 6 Steelers

4 Ravens vs 5 Bills

NFC

1 Eagles

2 Lions vs 7 Vikings

3 Seahawks vs 6 49ers

4 Falcons vs 5 Cowboys

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He's the only player who has given up a perfect passer rating this year.

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Would adding Brissett keep the Vikings in the playoff hunt? He's been wasting away on the Washington bench.

It is a wonder that he is still playing at this level at 33 years old when year after year his body is taking a beating being the league’s leader in tackles for several seasons.

Bruins - 90 games - 12 regulation losses

Record: 72-12-6 (6 losses in OT)

Patriots - 25 games - 14 regulation losses

Record: 10-15 (1 loss in OT)

Conclusion: Bruins good, Patriots bad.

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The details here actually don’t really matter outside of Danielle Hunter being involved. This actually makes sense considering Jonathan Gannon’s familiarity with Hunter.

So, let’s assume the trade looks something like this:

Vikings give Danielle Hunter + a conditional 2nd

Cardinals give Kyler Murray + a conditional 4th

Kylers Cap hit for 2024 is 16m.

The Vikings currently have 7m in cap room.

Trading Hunter would create another 11m in cap room, leaving the Vikings with 18m in space, just enough to fit Kylers contract for 2024.

The Cardinals have about 11m in cap room, and would pick up around 8m of Hunters cap hit for 2024, leaving them with ~2m in cap room after the trade.

As crazy as this idea seems on the nose, it is actually super plausible if the Vikings determine Kyler is their guy past this season.

He looked phenomenal in his first start and I was really high on him during the draft. Seemed to have all the tools, but for some reason, he was just annihilated by the media, mostly for stupid stuff like mayonnaise or something. There seemed to be an almost vicious hatred for the guy largely on Twitter. Can someone explain? I swear on draft night, they cut to his face every time somebody was picked over him, like they just wanted to humiliate him.