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Man, Herbert gets his guys back and can't throw a td. Only 2 QBs have thrown over 600 times this year(Allen 536). Both only have 21 passing tds.

Yup, sure looked like a bad spot to me.

Let's go Colts!! Let's go Colts!!

You sure have a purdy mouth!!😂

I can't stand Elliot, but I believe that goes to Elliot & Pollard. A combined 1,817 rushing yards and 20 tds. Add another 463 yards and 3 tds receiving.

Every team has a spotter who's is supposed to be watching for this very thing.

The Pats are given a 3rd round comp. pick.

If KC loses a game and we were to lose to Cincy. Cincy gets the 1 seed as they would be 2-0 against the Chiefs and us. We would get the 2 seed as we would be 1-1 against the Chiefs and Bengals and KC would get the 3 because they just......well, they just suck.

This post literally sits right above yours.😂

Love his speed and think they need to keep increasing his time on the field. This offense is dying for dynamic players right now and he's showing he's up to the task.

Going to break Mike Trico says "A pointless 3rd quarter", I couldn't agree more. There was no point in playing that quarter.

Next Monday you will be able to.

I don't know, my guess is Hill's happy with the trade. Seems to me like he would be happier playing in warm weather & the living the Miami lifestyle. Being #2 on the league in receiving, easily having his best year statistically. And he got paid. He doesn't seem like the type of guy where winning is the most important thing. Or even the 2nd most important thing is all I'm saying. Winning really might be the least important out of that list of things for him.

Could be on the road they are able to communicate better with each other pre-snap than at home where it's loud. Especially with all the the young guys that have played in the secondary this year.

His forward progress was stopped and he was being pushed back. That's a blown whistle and no fumble every other time you see a play like that. I couldn't believe it wasn't called, but then I remembered the refs are really bad at making judgement calls.

Imo he's too good to be the change of pace back and is light years better than Gillislee was. 15 carries a game would suit him just fine. He's had between 11-14 carries in 3 of the last 6 games.

Okay I'll give you a stat that hurts him for only having 80 carries, there's only 12 RBs in the league that have more 20+ runs this year. And they all have between 145 - 319 carries while Cook has 80. He's a special talent at RB we haven't had for a while. This is my thinking as well. The more he plays, the more he's seeing he can play and play really well in this league. His play is really starting to take off. I'd love to see him with about 15 carries a game, he's got quicks and it really shows especially in the 2nd half of games when defenses are tiring.

Again, when did I say that? Show me where and when. I simply pointed out that you left out incompletions on pass plays, WHICH you can't do and come to a fair and correct comparison. I even said you can't take out incompletions and when you add them in it's far closer than you were insinuating. Pass plays this year 7.5 yards per play, 7.2 for Josh's career. James Cook's running plays this year 5.8 yards per play. That's a hell of alot closer than the 11.2 yards per completion or whatever it was, you were trying to pass off. That's all I was stating, nothing more, nothing less.

No, the defense has schemed to stop Hill at all costs and make someone else beat them. Hill averages 109.2 ypg this year. Against us this year, 51 ypg, less than half his average. Waddle averages 79.8 ypg and has averaged 108 ypg against us this year, almost 30 yards more per game than his season average.

Tua with (3) 4th quarter interceptions when his team needed him most. After starting 8-3 they have 4 losses in a row. Since week 12 ended and the AFC East race was tight with every team still in it. The Bills went 4-0, 3-0 in the division and the Dolphins, Jets & Pats have gone 1-11, with the only win by the Pats against the Cardinals when Kyler was hurt on the opening drive. Though they probably could've won 2 more, but bad, boneheaded turnovers, at the end of those games sealed their fate.

But completions aren't the only things he throws. It would be like judging a RB only when they get good blocking, because it's not the RBs fault they can't block and the stats don't account for it. It's total times passing and total times rushing. You can’t just count the good and leave the bad. The difference between his his average completed pass(11.44) and yards per attempt(7.2) is 4.25 yards per. That's a big difference to leave out of the equation.

Get 1 more 1st down on 3rd down and it'll be really hard for Miami to win.

Refs be damned, the Pack are going to win this game!! Miami is in a free fall.

Let's go Tua!!!😂

Per completion yes, but it's alot closer when based off attempts as it should be counted.