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He’s made a few drive killing mistakes tbh…throwing the ball well though when he’s got time

Shakir was wide open josh got antsy

They’re all betting the under for sure 😂

I like how our opponents olines never hold lolll

Procedural penalties have been fine calls but man hochuli is really asserting his will on these judgement calls lol

We seem to recover very few on defense and recover many on offense 😂 We seem to recover very few on defense and recover many on offense 😂

I gotta see again but that looked like a big run for Johnson but Josh mistakenly kept. Playcall looked fine to me

Lots of gray area in that rule…I see that play called grounding pretty consistently.. usually you don’t get the benefit of the doubt in ‘direction and vicinity’ when you’re clearly dirting it under heavy pressure and there’s no realistic shot it could’ve gotten caught. Not really the same play as throwing a screen pass at a receivers feet when the screen isn’t set up right at all

He made absolutely 0 effort to get it to 18 and it wasn’t even remotely close

Literally the textbook definition of grounding lol

Hochuli screwjob incoming

Pats offense is overvalued and the saints offense is undervalued based on a huge schedule disparity imo…no one has really cared enough about the saints to notice though 😂 Saints schedule: ARI SF SEA BUF that’s a bit of a meatgrinder lol three teams in the top 10 in points allowed and one hovering around average. pats have seen no one in the top 18 all year. Yardage allowed wouldn’t even change much…Buffalo would improve and Arizona would fall. I’m not really seeing this huge chasm between the pats and saints offense tbh. I think adjusting for opponents saints have the worse qb obviously but they’ve got a significantly better running game.. really wouldn’t be surprised if this was an easier game than last week

You mean on the specific plays he went deep? Yea I’d mostly agree with that. I’m still planning to rewatch but it seemed like guys were getting ‘nfl open’ pretty often throughout a lot of that one but we opted for wide open underneath stuff. maybe my opinion will change on a rewatch haven’t gotten around to it yet Even the int Keon beat his man but the single high safety got a good jump on it. Looked like we killed a few drives forcing it deep later on though where on those particular plays guys weren’t open

The pats are so odd haha…they’ve probably played 4 quarters of good football in 4 weeks it just came at kinda the right times to be 2-2 instead of 1-3 lol maye has done what he needed to do most of the time…im not sure I buy this ‘he’s the next Josh Allen’ hype yet but he’s def above average

I think maye is good but he probably has the second worth supporting cast of teams we’ve seen this year tbh. Saints are sneakily pretty loaded at the skill positions

Pretty sure that would actually cost us a pretty big chunk of money lol I think there’s a partial out next year where it will still cost us money but a bit less

Can’t really fault the defense against Baltimore in the playoffs tbh…I think they rescued the offense both times. The other ones are fair though

Feels like he’s beating his man a lot this year and it’s just a matter of time before he goes off again statistically tbh. Looks like a lot of plays he’s pretty open but someone is comically open underneath and we just take the free yards 😂

Sanders was pretty clearly a value pick in that spot and they clearly didn’t like him better than Gabriel. I don’t get how this decision is surprising to anyone or anyone’s moms lol

I was entirely in the ‘rbs are overvalued/it’s all on the oline’ camp and James cook has mostly single handedly changed my mind haha. His vision is crazy. If he could figure out a way to step out of some of these ankle tackles he’d be breaking huge runs all the time

I really think guys are separating better this year tbh (Coleman especially) but those free yardage underneath throws keep everything on schedule and the run game a constant threat. Personnel wise we are very very tough to stop in the running game and if you’ve got a 95% chance to complete a 5 yard early down pass compared to a 50-60% chance of completing a deep ball it makes sense to take that 5 yards to me the biggest flaw in Josh’s game in the past was he would force the deep shot every time in that situation lol really when drives have failed the last few games it seems like Brady/josh got bored and started throwing deep balls rather than sticking with what was working 😂

Browning def had Jameis vibes last year idk what happened to him this year..I wouldn’t say he was even decent but he slung it lol

Idk what happened to them at backup qb lol Cooper rush is an insane choice. I doubt he’ll miss any time though

Rushing is a bit of an interesting can of worms…wasn’t sure how to quantify it which is why I labeled it as receiving stats in my post. I think Coleman is bringing substantially more to the running game on a play to play basis than worthy is but we’d need a metric for yards gained on Coleman blocks. Worthy’s rushing yardage is pretty much negligible over 19 games but he does have 3tds to be fair. not sure what’s incorrect about the stats though? Comparing regular season stats is pretty much the standard way of doing it and worthy’s big superbowl was all garbage time anyway. they’re very different players and hard to compare/I wouldn’t say one is better which I definitely mentioned in my post lol. But I was just pointing out how Coleman has been undervalued statistically by fans its just so odd to me that were losing it over worthy’s first game this year against a decimated ravens defense when Coleman had an even better game against an exponentially more talented ravens defense 😂 make it make sense

With how bad our playoff injury luck has been it’s almost better that Milano/oliver got hurt early in the year haha less possible games for them to get injured in later on 😂 the depth does seem mostly better which is encouraging and the DE/DT depth is gonna improve in a few weeks. I don’t think we have a ‘one injury can knock us down from a great player to a terrible one’ anywhere like the benford/elam debacle last year.