Personally I feel the pain of a few Catholics getting painted by too wide a brush is a pittance to the pain of priests ***** little boys who trusted them.
Fun fact: some years ago the powers that be at the wire manufacturing plants decided to switch from plastic coating to a corn or soybean-based covering, apparently in an effort to cut costs. The unfortunate side effect being that the wires became irresistible to rodents who started chewing through wires across the country.
This was told to me by an old timer in our area who was doing some work on our equipment...all the stuff from the 80s and 90s was having electrical issues lmfao and the older tractors were fine.
Welp it is more coherent than normal but still rife with misspellings...I'll go AB himself -110, dictated by Rosenhaus +175, any of his kids +500, Tom Brady +1700, Mike Tomlin +2500, Spencer Lanning +100,000
I never claimed either performed at an elite level last season, I disputed that they had similar years.
Rogers has better wideouts than Brady? Adams is a good player but hurt this year...he was throwing to a combination of Geronimo Allison, Marquez Valdez-Scantling, and Allen Lazard. How is that better than Edelman/Sanu/Harry/Dorsette?
Better run game, for sure. But I don't think you want to go down the rabbithole of how a run game props up a QB unless you want to get into questioning guys like Jackson/Wilson/Tannehill and the years they had...it's something to consider but I wouldn't use it to make a point about QB effectiveness because they're too intertwined.
Simply put Brady is no longer a top10 guy by QB efficiency or effectiveness: he had the better weapons and vastly more comfortable situation re:scheme continuity and his ANY/A put him at 17th in the league. Rodgers was sitting at 11th which is not great but he had the tougher row to hoe.
Those are very different numbers. Even on the face of them as presented.
Brady was also 27th in the league in YPA. It took him 44 more attempts, basically an entire game's worth, to put him the 55 total yards accounted for in your figure.
This is all notwithstanding the fact that he was in the same system w/McDaniels he's played in his entire career basically, whereas Rodgers and LaFleur were sort of making it up as they went w/a banged up Davante Adams and one of the worst wideout rooms in the league.
Look at Solder
fell off the damn map, Giants made him the highest paid LT and one season later they’re going to have to switch him to guard and draft a guy