2020 Random NFL Thoughts Thread

[Bboystyle]

Wild, lol.

U can tell who are mobile and who isnt

 

[CarltonJunior]

U can tell who are mobile and who isnt

Defense should take note that Rodgers doesn't roll out to his left. I wouldn't have ever noticed that without this graph tbh

 

[The Frozen One]

Not a big loss as Brady won’t have to force passes to AB. Plus Scotty Miller is the better player at this point.

 

[South Paw]

 

[Lootpack]

How is Ian Rapoport a seasoned reporter, yet still acts like it's his first day on the job? I don't know why I always get this impression from him whenever he's on screen.

 

[Flex Luger]

 

[Bboystyle]

Both teams from each conference have faced eachother in the regular season. Wonder if this is a first

 

[b. woods]

Both teams from each conference have faced eachother in the regular season. Wonder if this is a first

2018
2016
2014
2013
2010
2008
2007
2003
2002

I am positive there are more instances pre 2000s (especially in the 90s).

 

[mozichrome]

Sorry, but Philip Rivers is not a Hall of Fame quarterback
Sorry, but Philip Rivers is not a Hall of Fame quarterback (msn.com)

Rivers isn’t worthy of enshrinement in Canton, and voting him in would dislodge the bar quarterbacks in the modern era must clear to become Hall of Famers.

The biggest argument for Rivers’s Hall of Fame entry revolves around his total passing yards and touchdowns. So, how did Rivers accumulate so many passing yards if he isn’t a Hall of Fame quarterback? In part, by having ample opportunities due to frequently trailing in games. Teams that trail are more likely to pass in an effort to catch up, giving quarterbacks more opportunities to compile passing yards. Almost half of Rivers’s passing yards, 30,769 out of 63,440 (48.5 percent), came with his team struggling to catch up on the scoreboard. If we look at quarterbacks with at least 40,000 passing yards since 2004, Rivers’s rookie season, only Matthew Stafford (55 percent), Eli Manning (53 percent) and Carson Palmer (49 percent) had a higher share of yards produced while trailing than Rivers. That’s in stark contrast to Brady (31 percent), Peyton Manning (35 percent) and Rodgers (38 percent), three clear Hall of Fame quarterbacks.

 

[Trust Me]

I’m glad pep is gettin a chance to shine. All he had to do was get out from under Harbaugh’s wing.

 

[315]

 

[8WON6]

 

[Street Knowledge]

 

[mozichrome]

reading josina tweets and the replies





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idk what buddy right here was talking about

 

[South Paw]

reading josina tweets and the replies





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idk what buddy right here was talking about

shyts disgusting. I was reading at article on pft about mccown and the Texans making a mockery of the process, and the comments were full of defending the decision and how he's gonna be a good hc one day