I was just going to say that this is a perfect example of perceived analytics getting in the way, when I'm fairly certain having a 11 point lead is going to deliver a higher win probability than an 8 point lead, and having a 15 point lead isn't going to tilt the scale too much more
Burrow is a week one rookie starter and seems to have no training wheels. Right into the fire, letting him figure it out. The coaches must have enormous regard for his capacity.
To take 3 minutes to review seemingly half of all TDS to see if a runner was down 6 inches before the ball crossed? Wish they’d just review the obvious
Burrow is a week one rookie starter and seems to have no training wheels. Right into the fire, letting him figure it out. The coaches must have enormous regard for his capacity.
I don't know about that, pretty conservative game plan. They are going very safe with the route combos and drops. Looks to be a smart decision maker at the very least.
Yeah, I was talking about the missed holdings, picks, interminable TD reviews and overturns based on nothing definitive, and then ticky tack penalties.
Quentin Nelson and Nick Chubb versus Saquon and Will Hernandez
Everyone knows this would be a better combo in hindsight, but there is not one team that would have drafted a guard at #2 overall, and very few on this site would have supported that.
it's revisionist history/hindsight. Just bc we went RB / G doesn't mean reversing it to G/RB would have happened - a Guard does not go 2nd overall, ever.
Cleveland trying to give away the game.They dominated the line and still would pass the ball and not do the right thing. Mayfield is not there best player give the ball to the two backs and keep running it down there throat. Glad he is not our QB.
You're right. It's not close. Statistically Chubb is way better than SB. Should we credit the Cleveland O-line? Their use of a blocking back? Something is responsible for Chubb being able to break free of the LOS, dart and change direction and gain yards.
You're right. It's not close. Statistically Chubb is way better than SB. Should we credit the Cleveland O-line? Their use of a blocking back? Something is responsible for Chubb being able to break free of the LOS, dart and change direction and gain yards.
What are you talking about? Barkley has more yards/touch, more yards from scrimmage and more total touchdowns. Also, Chubb has played 3 more games, so the margins would be even higher in Barkley’s favor...How is Chubb statistically way better than Barkley?
You're right. It's not close. Statistically Chubb is way better than SB. Should we credit the Cleveland O-line? Their use of a blocking back? Something is responsible for Chubb being able to break free of the LOS, dart and change direction and gain yards.
Is there even a shred of truth to this??
Can you point to a statistic where Chubb is way better? If not, then why post shit like this?
Chubb is a very good RB, but he does not have the explosion of SB.
Tampa Bay keeps letting NYI hang around, they're going to be in trouble - they got to end this.
The earlier first down was a textbook pick in that the TE just blew up the DB to take him out of the play
Analytics!
Take the points and the better chance at the W!
He sure is!!! lol
Where have I seen that before?
Garrett is on the other side.
I don't know about that, pretty conservative game plan. They are going very safe with the route combos and drops. Looks to be a smart decision maker at the very least.
Yeah, I was talking about the missed holdings, picks, interminable TD reviews and overturns based on nothing definitive, and then ticky tack penalties.
What cracks me up about both of these teams is that they are dirty as hell and still suck.
The right side of the Bengals OL is really bad.
Funny I was just thinking how neither are better than Jones
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what a stupid penalty. Bengals continue to be the worst..
What cracks me up about both of these teams is that they are dirty as hell and still suck.
so true
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and Baker have both looked good.
Funny I was just thinking how neither are better than Jones
I wouldn't trade Jones for either. No way.
Tough loss, too much dinking and dunking at mid-ice
I think that;s more a function of the Bengals run D sucking. It is like watching QB's against our secondary and marveling at how great they look
Of course, Buck and Aikman seemed to be fooled. You'd swear we're watching a division contending team
Cincy run defense isn’t rated well. With that said Chubb, Hunt and the OL were very strong tonight and deserve the credit.
it's revisionist history/hindsight. Just bc we went RB / G doesn't mean reversing it to G/RB would have happened - a Guard does not go 2nd overall, ever.
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and Baker have both looked good.
Funny I was just thinking how neither are better than Jones
Baker has started way more games than Jones and Burrow.
jones is in the middle (obviously), and this is literally Burrows second game...
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And drafted 30 or so picks later. Not great.
No he isn't, not even close
You're right. It's not close. Statistically Chubb is way better than SB. Should we credit the Cleveland O-line? Their use of a blocking back? Something is responsible for Chubb being able to break free of the LOS, dart and change direction and gain yards.
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and Baker have both looked good.
Funny I was just thinking how neither are better than Jones
I know they're all young QBs, but they aren't in the same boat.
Baker has started way more games than Jones and Burrow.
jones is in the middle (obviously), and this is literally Burrows second game...
I’m aware of all of that, I said what I said
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And drafted 30 or so picks later. Not great.
No he isn't, not even close
You're right. It's not close. Statistically Chubb is way better than SB. Should we credit the Cleveland O-line? Their use of a blocking back? Something is responsible for Chubb being able to break free of the LOS, dart and change direction and gain yards.
What are you talking about? Barkley has more yards/touch, more yards from scrimmage and more total touchdowns. Also, Chubb has played 3 more games, so the margins would be even higher in Barkley’s favor...How is Chubb statistically way better than Barkley?
Wish the Giants could run block like the Browns (138 yards against the Ravens and now 215 yards against the Bengals.)
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And drafted 30 or so picks later. Not great.
No he isn't, not even close
You're right. It's not close. Statistically Chubb is way better than SB. Should we credit the Cleveland O-line? Their use of a blocking back? Something is responsible for Chubb being able to break free of the LOS, dart and change direction and gain yards.
Is there even a shred of truth to this??
Can you point to a statistic where Chubb is way better? If not, then why post shit like this?
Wish the Giants could run block like the Browns (138 yards against the Ravens and now 215 yards against the Bengals.)
Those teams run defenses do not even compare to Pitt.
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Wish the Giants could run block like the Browns (138 yards against the Ravens and now 215 yards against the Bengals.)
Those teams run defenses do not even compare to Pitt.
The Ravens' run defense doesn't even compare to Pitt's? They were the 5th best in the league last year. Pittsburgh was 14th.