Mind Blowing Stat of the Week

[Big Turk]

3 minutes ago, blacklabel said:

Their scores this year are kinda flukey as well. Four games where they totaled 16 points. Three games with a 9 point score. And two games with 10 points scored. One other game they won with a whopping 11 points scored and then lastly their biggest point total of the season was 23 against Vegas, a game they lost. 

 

It's actually pretty astonishing to see how far Russ has fallen. Hackett doesn't help but it's abnormal how rapidly a dude who looked like a HOF'er is one of, if not the worst QB playing right now. 

 

He has a worse QB rating than Matt Ryan and Carson Wentz...let that one sink in for a minute with how terrible they have been this year.

[mjt328]

How about this stat...

 

Peyton Manning once threw 7 touchdowns in a single game for the Broncos.

Russell Wilson has 8 touchdowns all season.

[Big Turk]

1 minute ago, mjt328 said:

How about this stat...

 

Peyton Manning once threw 7 touchdowns in a single game for the Broncos.

Russell Wilson has 8 touchdowns all season.

 

I like the Russell Wilson Bathrooms vs. TD bet...his new house has 12 bathrooms...over or under the number of TD passes Wilson throws this year

[Royale with Cheese]

I will never not be amazed by this.

 

 

[Buffalo716]

2 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

I will never not be amazed by this.

 

 

2.8 inches per play!! Holy ***** the Mormon kid sent football back to 1895

[JerseyBills]

2 hours ago, Big Turk said:

 

In regulation they have only gave up more than 17 points twice. It's not by average points.

Wow. That's pretty amazing.  Like I used to call him in Buffalo -

Nathaniel "Can't" Hackett

[billsfan89]

Just completely bizarre that they have Wilson a good QB and a decent supporting cast and they can't even put out a mediocre offense. 

[st pete gogolak]

I swear Denver hired him because they thought that they could lure Rodgers to Denver, which is dumb enough in and of itself.  Then they compounded that with the horrendous Wilson trade.  Like they say, when you pay franchise QB money to a QB, you better be pretty damn sure you're getting a franchise QB.

[Fixxxer]

 

[Neo]

2 hours ago, Big Turk said:

 

I think people don't understand there is a vast difference between the skills needed to succeed as a Head Coach versus the skills needed as an OC.  Almost a completely different skillset.  That is why so many fail as HC's, not because they can't coach football or don't know football.

I have been offered promotions I’ve turned down.   As Clint said, “A man’s got to know his limitations.”  I don’t think being OC prepares one for being HC.  Being an OC can inform someone who has an HC aptitude but it doesn’t provide the aptitude.  OCs are artists.  HCs are decorators.  Chefs and restaurant managers.  DJs and event planners, etc.

Edited December 6, 2022 by Neo

[RocCityRoller]

3 hours ago, KDIGGZ said:

Hackett never had a chance. If your only claim to fame is "coached Aaron Rodgers" then maybe look at his other stops (Buffalo, Jacksonville) to see that he has been a bad coach for the majority of his career

 

ah yes the old Mike McCarthy career path

 

If I recall correctly, the hope was Rodgers would follow him to GB.

 

The whole thing has set back GB and Denver

[Big Turk]

7 minutes ago, Neo said:

I have been offered promotions I’ve turned down.   As Clint said, “A man’s got to know his limitations.”  I don’t think being OC prepares one for being HC.  Being an OC can inform someone who has an HC aptitude but it doesn’t provide the aptitude.  OCs are artists.  HCs are decorators.  Chefs and restaurant managers.  DJs and event planners, etc.

 

Yeah, being a head coach is pretty much like being a CEO...you need to hold the other coaches accountable, who then need to hold their position groups accountable, etc...

 

You go from the doer, to the manager.  You also have TONS of off the field issues that you are constantly dealing with on a weekly basis that have nothing to do with football, and that is the biggest thing that takes a lot of getting used to by some of the head coaches from what they have said...sometimes it is so hard to pull yourself away from the football side of things to deal with those, but they are necessary if you want to run a well balanced and efficient team.

 

A lot of times people cannot properly make the transition from doer to manager...kind of like when assistant managers get promoted to store manager.  There is a whole lot of stuff you never were responsible for that you are now responsible for, on top of ensuring that everyone else is doing their jobs properly. You also are dealing with the entire team now instead of just your specialty or side of the ball and have a lot of input on what goes on there.

[BruceVilanch]

4 hours ago, SageAgainstTheMachine said:

And they have playmakers on their offense.  It’s the QB and HC dragging everyone down.

if I were any young skill player I would be demanding a trade. Sutton is on the tail end of his prime but still has 3-5 years and Jeudy is 23 and is being wasted. 

[vtnatefootball11]

3 hours ago, Logic said:

Well, when you have a chance to hire someone from the Doug Marrone coaching tree, you just HAVE to do it, right?

 

 

Obviously! 

[StHustle]

1 hour ago, Ya Digg? said:

With that defense I can see how you would think that and the chiefs defense is pretty terrible, but it’s really hard to think that offense is going to be able to score more than the Chiefs 

Well you know how wacky division games can get. It’s more wishful thinking than anything but really hoping the Broncos or Seahawks can pull off the upset.

[nosejob]

Russell Wilson is the Matt Ryan of Denver. Only difference is about $85 Mil.....and a top 10 draft pick. HAHAHAHA!  Signed....Jim Irsay

[iccrewman112]

6 hours ago, Big Turk said:

 

I mean even in Buffalo with EJ Manuel, Thad Lewis and Jeff Tuel he managed to put up 21.2 PPG.  Inconceivable how he could be 8 points worse with much more talent.

 

And league wide scoring is higher now than it was in 2013. Meaning it’s easier to score points now than it was.

[eball]

[Scott7975]

1 hour ago, Fixxxer said:

 

 

This has to be the most hilarious of the weird pull out of the hat stats I have seen yet.

[LeGOATski]

If the Broncos were putting up points, their defense wouldn't be rated as good.

 

They're the definition of uncomplimentary football.