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I don't know. If you can't handle heartbreak and snatching defeat from the jaws of victory then the Bills are probably a poor suggestion.

Yeah, based on your answers to other questions it's definitely analysis. Certainly has it's merits. I'm interested to see how it matches up with my perception of the QBs. Cheers.

I disagree with this statement, and the general premise, but that's just me. I'm not a fan of altering stats, as it is an easy window for bias and destroys all credibility in my eyes. If you want to run multiple permutations of the stats, that's fine. If you want to add a multiplier of some kind to a stat you believe correlates to success or winning, that makes sense. Crediting someone with turnovers they didn't commit feels just as disingenuous as taking turnovers away from someone who committed them. I don't know your formula, I have a rating system of my own that I like. It sounds like you want to count incompletions on 3rd downs as a quasi-turnover contextually. When you get to the point of altering the actual stats I would consider it analysis, rather than stats. Either way, more power to ya. Go Bills.

Slightly less productive with 0 turnovers and a W against a much better defense. Yes.

According to ANY/A Allen was better. According to passer rating Darnold was better.

Edmunds is very familiar with that 'pal'

The first list is guys in their sophomore years who had playing time as rookies (and their previous rank for rookie season). The second is guys who got to start for the first time as sophomores. Their QB ranking is being compared only with the first list to keep it standardized. I'll track the 5 from last year as the season progresses.

I see what you're getting at. I can present it 2 ways, 1 where I just rank the sophomore years against each other, and another where we show the stats from each year for the accepted successes.

Part of me recognizes that my projection of just over 60% is an optimistic leap. Another part of me sees a QB who will benefit from improved protection and is throwing to mostly new pass catchers as factors in addition to his own personal growth.

I suppose this is a good a place as any, and by asking I'm probably going through with it anyway, but would people be interested in a comparison of stats for all of the second seasons on these QBs? I've already run and posted the rookie season stats for all QBs with significant play time since 2011 previously. I guess it could be interesting to track... 31 rookies qualified. I suppose I could include mahomes even though he didn't qualify as a rookie.

Considering the message Derek sent through his brother, I'm excited to see Brown's reaction to getting 0 targets.

Why on earth would you ruin perfection by dipping it in something?

My projection for Allen is 293/486 (60.3%) 3,431 yards 20 TD 12 INT 34 sacks 107 rushes 679 yards 5 TD 3 FUM

Wait... is that actually Victoria's secret? Could they be that blatant with their naming?

Then he'll have 102.

Depends on the terms

I wonder how he'd feel if they took everything he said literally and fact checked it...

Echoing many before me, home is the best if it's an option. If not I hit the DC Bills backers bar, which is now Bar Deco in Chinatown. Menu looks interesting, sad there's no beef on deck but if the wings are better than the last place I'll take it

Maybe we didn't. No compensation is listed!

Well I associate those words in this way so I'm not actually wrong. Stop trying to invalidate my feelings and experiences! /s

After finally spending a healthy summer working out together

375, 25-30 mins, toss the basket every 10 mins to make sure they don't rest on each other

I do my wings in the air fryer from raw. Always comes out great.

Tom Brady and Walt Coleman