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Official 2020 NFL Season Thread
- Thread starter Bobby Barrows
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I'm happy for the Bills for season they had and how far they got in the playoffs as a result. The Bills Mafia shouldn't dwell on this loss, because the future's bright for the organization. If the Bills make smart moves via free agency and the draft, the Bills will become a stronger team.
I bought a $10 envelope and got KC
I bought a $40 envelope and got Tampa Bay
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It is nice to see, OMB happy that his team may have not go to the Super Bowl but had a great year. Hopefully, the Vikings can make me just as happy next season.
I’m a Chiefs fan for a day Feb 7.
I want Brady to get another ring.
And the Jets have still have won more SBs than the Bills - what a relief
I am not huge Tom Brady fan but I have always liked Bruce Arians. So to see him make it to the Super Bowl as a head coach is cool and it is interesting that Tampa Bay will be playing at home in the Super Bowl against the defending Champs.
I really don't know which team to cheer for. I pulled for the Chiefs last year because of Andy Reid and how great the Chiefs are but I may have to pull for Tampa Bay slightly more on this one. Tom Brady winning or losing another Super Bowl isn't going to change anything. He will still be called "terrific" and be a first ballot HOFer. The Bucs winning on the road throughout the whole playoffs is impressive.
By the way, it looks like Gronk made the right decision to ditch WWE and go back to the NFL.
I really don't know which team to cheer for. I pulled for the Chiefs last year because of Andy Reid and how great the Chiefs are but I may have to pull for Tampa Bay slightly more on this one. Tom Brady winning or losing another Super Bowl isn't going to change anything. He will still be called "terrific" and be a first ballot HOFer. The Bucs winning on the road throughout the whole playoffs is impressive.
By the way, it looks like Gronk made the right decision to ditch WWE and go back to the NFL.
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Kirk Cousins on the Minnesota Vikings All-Time Passing Stats Leaderboard:
Completion %: 2nd Among Starters (69% [Nice])
Passing Yards: 4th (12,166)
Quarterback Record: 6th (25-21-1)
Passing Attempts: 6th (1,566)
Passing Completions: 4th (1,081)
Passing Touchdowns: 4th (91)
TD% Among Starters: 3rd (5.8%)
Interceptions: 10th (29)
Interception % Among Starters: 3rd/4th (1.9%) [Depends on if Donovan McNabb is a starter or a backup]
Yards/Attempt Among Starters: 4th (7.8)
Yards/Completion Among Starter: 13th (11.3)
Yards/Game: 2nd (258.9)
QB Rating Among Starters: 1st (103.6)
Yeah, yeah, fancy stats and all, but he's been relentlessly great, borderline elite, during his tenure in Minnesota. 12,166 yards, 98 TDs, and only 29 Interceptions is nothing to sneeze at, when you consider in the same time period of 2018-Now, other QBs have the following:
Comparing Cousin's 2018-20 (12,166 Yards, 98 TDs, 29 INTs):
Tom Brady: 13,045 Yards, 93 TDs, 31 INTs
Aaron Rodgers: 12,743 Yards, 99 TDs, 11 INTs
Drew Brees: 9,913 Yards, 83 TDs, 15 INTs
Ben Roethlisberger (2017-2018, 2020): 13,183 Yards, 95 TDs, 40 INTs
Patrick Mahomes: 13,868 Yards, 114 TDs, 23 INTs
Deshaun Watson: 12,840 Yards, 85 TDs, 28 INTs
Matthew Stafford (2017-2018, 2020): 12,188 Yards, 76 TDs, 31 INTs
Phillip Rivers: 13,092 Yards, 79 TDs, 43 INTs
Russell Wilson: 11,770 Yards, 106 TDs, 25 INTs
So yeah, he's definitely a top 10 QB, without much of a question. It's not going to change anyone's minds, but regarding this franchise, the reason he will never be traded is because he's been the best since Daunte. It would take him falling off a cliff and being absolutely and abysmally atrocious before he's gone. Chances are, he will break Daunte's 3rd place standing in Yards and TDs by the time he leaves Minnesota.
Now, the big question, why did I do all this work? Because I have no life and I'm slowly turning into a stats guy and it's driving me insane to be something of a perfectionist with this shit.
Completion %: 2nd Among Starters (69% [Nice])
Passing Yards: 4th (12,166)
Quarterback Record: 6th (25-21-1)
Passing Attempts: 6th (1,566)
Passing Completions: 4th (1,081)
Passing Touchdowns: 4th (91)
TD% Among Starters: 3rd (5.8%)
Interceptions: 10th (29)
Interception % Among Starters: 3rd/4th (1.9%) [Depends on if Donovan McNabb is a starter or a backup]
Yards/Attempt Among Starters: 4th (7.8)
Yards/Completion Among Starter: 13th (11.3)
Yards/Game: 2nd (258.9)
QB Rating Among Starters: 1st (103.6)
Yeah, yeah, fancy stats and all, but he's been relentlessly great, borderline elite, during his tenure in Minnesota. 12,166 yards, 98 TDs, and only 29 Interceptions is nothing to sneeze at, when you consider in the same time period of 2018-Now, other QBs have the following:
Comparing Cousin's 2018-20 (12,166 Yards, 98 TDs, 29 INTs):
Tom Brady: 13,045 Yards, 93 TDs, 31 INTs
Aaron Rodgers: 12,743 Yards, 99 TDs, 11 INTs
Drew Brees: 9,913 Yards, 83 TDs, 15 INTs
Ben Roethlisberger (2017-2018, 2020): 13,183 Yards, 95 TDs, 40 INTs
Patrick Mahomes: 13,868 Yards, 114 TDs, 23 INTs
Deshaun Watson: 12,840 Yards, 85 TDs, 28 INTs
Matthew Stafford (2017-2018, 2020): 12,188 Yards, 76 TDs, 31 INTs
Phillip Rivers: 13,092 Yards, 79 TDs, 43 INTs
Russell Wilson: 11,770 Yards, 106 TDs, 25 INTs
So yeah, he's definitely a top 10 QB, without much of a question. It's not going to change anyone's minds, but regarding this franchise, the reason he will never be traded is because he's been the best since Daunte. It would take him falling off a cliff and being absolutely and abysmally atrocious before he's gone. Chances are, he will break Daunte's 3rd place standing in Yards and TDs by the time he leaves Minnesota.
Now, the big question, why did I do all this work? Because I have no life and I'm slowly turning into a stats guy and it's driving me insane to be something of a perfectionist with this shit.
He certainly is one of the best QBs, just isn't consistent enough to keep winnin'. I think he gets in his head too much at times. He was kind of the same way at Michigan State. Just focus on the main task, don't harp on mistakes and you could be one of the very best.
Makes me think of how people talk about Matt Ryan.
But a lot of them are Falcons fans hating on him. These people don’t realize a team is more than the QB and place any and all blame on them for failures of a team. When if you got a bad O-Line or a bad defense it’s hard to win games.
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But a lot of them are Falcons fans hating on him. These people don’t realize a team is more than the QB and place any and all blame on them for failures of a team. When if you got a bad O-Line or a bad defense it’s hard to win games.
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I personally think it is time for Matt Ryan to leave Atlanta, since he's been there for 12 years now. A change of QB might actually help motivate the team.
I mean, possibly. I just don’t place the blame on him for the teams short comings. They’ve been plenty of other things wrong with the team.
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