Chewmylegoff

The tv announcers did point out though that he should be considered to have really thrown 5 or 6 interceptions so far this season, because of risky throws he made which should have in their view been intercepted. Twats.

Overthecap suggests there is an out in Hines’ contract - indeed he looks like the most obvious cut with a $5m cap saving.

except the striped one

Yeah hard to pass rush when the RT is behind you trying to pull your arm out of its socket.

Yeah they can get out of it no probs… only $125m guaranteed so just need to adsorb a $100m dead money hit over the next two years or something like that.

He is throwing interceptions on 4% of his attempts this season. That’s nearly halfway to being Peterman.

I think you’re on to something here. Doesn’t take a genius to imagine the cost savings that can be had here by firing the medical staff and replacing them with average recovery times per Google, not to mention the added convenience of knowing weeks in advance exactly when your players will be available again. I don’t want you to get too excited but I reckon you can bank on a Nobel peace prize.

because he’s going to be the starting QB.

He seemed genuinely confused when asked what approach they were going to overcome a 17 point deficit, as if he suddenly realised he was responsible for working this out. I did enjoy his preferred approach of just pretending the score was 0-0 and hoping for the best.

Hate to tell you but we lost time of possession.

As I’m sure you know, nothing works like this because if the OPI flag wasn’t thrown then every single play that happened after it would have been completely different as every decision made by everyone that mattered would have been made on the basis of a different risk profile.

Exactly. I am sure they will be still be singing about this famous victory in Green Bay in 1,000 years.

Sure sure we won the ‘game’ but who’s going to remember that at the end of the season when they’re handing out prizes for time of possession statistics?

Literally no one thinks the plan all along was to allow the packers to run the ball for 200+ yards, the point is that there was no need to change our defensive scheme to try to force the opposition to stop beating themselves.

Issues like only winning by 2 scores? I’ll take those issues. Sign me up.