GoBills808

Well that's kind of the point isn't it The OP used AI to organize material he's familiar with for efficiency's sake. That's responsible use imo You used it to fabricate an argument using football data you're clearly unfamiliar with...most people who follow the league would have known the Chiefs were certainly not blowing teams out to the tune of a +131 point differential

im pretty sure the Chiefs didn't have a +131 point in 2024

😂😂 lol i was being rhetorical but thank you of course the guy who wants to come and lecture on context would neglect to mention that little tidbit...football fans are so ***** dumb

Spoken like a true non gambler

how many of those 5wins are against the bills lol

except the bengals have actually been to a Super Bowl w their QB. and they play in a MUCH more competitive division so glass houses

no i mean i tend to agree, i think there's more value there than most likely do i was asking the guy who offered -110 why he thought that was a good idea lol

Football is a small sample size sport And why would you take that bet when it's listed at +300 lol

he might be the most talented corner i can remember prime tre white was the ultimate tactician but i think benford is physically superior

that's the point you don't seem to understand Allen misses plays at one of if not the lowest rate of any postseason QB ever. referring to those plays is the very definition of cherry-picking when you rewatch it i think he lost where he was in relation to the sideline didn't realize how much room he had and was worrying about getting his feet in thats my only explanation

boooooooo

correct

Yes that's what success rate refers to

That Brady and Mahomes are in some playoff clutch tier of their own

@corta765 this is a measure of 'clutch' using what they deem a 'pickable pass' (dubious metric for me) and success rate (reliable stat imo) of QBs in playoffs this is their regular season vs playoff 'clutch' differential i dont have specifically end of game last drive stats but i can't imagine they're much different overall.

if you like i can show you some statistics that attempt to disprove this

Yup Eagles are 1-1 Niners 0-2 but they haven't had a QB it's an us problem Saying it's just a chiefs problem is tidy but it's not really true unfortunately

Bears in the Super Bowl hows that for bold

largely due to us

i know you know. i actually read this a while ago all it does is confirm what ive been saying for like 3 years now. we have a fundamental possibly fatal postseason flaw. people will point to injuries but unless our playoff injury luck is outlandishly bad, like worst in NFL history bad, it cannot explain how we are getting consistent top tier postseason QB play and not having more success. and i don't believe that's been the case it is imo statistically speaking borderline impossible to have the playoff numbers from the QB spot we do and not have multiple super bowl appearances.

Brady and mahomes are both less efficient and less productive than Allen in the playoffs

yes we know

not true there were quite a few people who thought it was a mistake handing him the #2 role and not bringing in any competition after that playoff run

look i liked him in minnesota too. the talent was undeniable. and i loved the trade for us but my point is that there are a handful of guys in the league, any given year to yr, who fit his profile at the time as well

so last year is a little early but we have BTJ, Pearsall, Legette and Worthy, one of whom is legit right out of the box yr before Jaxon Smith-Njigba/Quentin Johnson/Zay Flowers/Jordan Addison...extremely strong group then the aforementioned Burks and Dotson but going right before them in the middle of rd 1 is Garrett Wilson/Olave/Jameson Williams, three excellent wideouts before that Bateman and Kadarius Toney and the year before that, picks at WR first round #16 and lower were CeeDee Lamb, Justin Jefferson, Jalen Reagor, and Brandon Aiyuk so thats basically 5 years of really strong WR talent at the back of the first