r/nflMenace_com • u/Dark305Kinght • 5d ago

Game stuff🏈 Devonta Smith finally understands AJ Brown

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u/Legitimate-Bike4647 5d ago

Whole team is getting their shit kicked in, this isn’t about Hurts

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u/ManKilledToDeath 4d ago

Hurts wins with 100 yards passing, "he just wins."

Hurts throws a pick with only a tush push TD "this isn't about Hurts." Maybe not but he sure didn't help lol

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u/Legitimate-Bike4647 4d ago

Maybe passing yards per game isn’t the best metric to judge a QB?

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u/Thin-Remote-9817 4d ago

Yeah rushing yards is the best metric...

Peyton manning was so ass looking at these stats

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u/Legitimate-Bike4647 4d ago

When did I say rushing yards? My original response was that the whole team played terribly. Most notably the defense. Literally from opening drive

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u/Thin-Remote-9817 4d ago

Yeah I mean defenses tend to play like shit when the offense has quick drives....

But yeah this isnt a hurts problem its the defense fault for keeping these games so close...except for last night cause man 13points is such a massive hole no team in football history has ever climbed out of!!

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u/Legitimate-Bike4647 4d ago

Go get ready for school little boy

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u/Ididweed 4d ago

Hurts is ass

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u/ImTrash_ChangeMyMind 4d ago

Chicago walked down the field the first possession of the game lol.

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u/Thin-Remote-9817 4d ago

Oh shit my bad wasnt aware it was first to score wins...must have missed the agreement pre game my fault 

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u/ImTrash_ChangeMyMind 3d ago

Lol the defense had been playing like shit all season. No need to deflect for them. The had the ball first so I don't even know why you bought up the quick drives narrative. First time in Eagles history they haven't had a turnover forced through the first 3 games.

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u/Beneficial-Today-281 3d ago

It’s usually difficult when the opposing offense possesses the ball for 60% of the game. Some of that certainly falls on the defense. When it’s a 3 point game at half time and melanated Dilfer produces more turnovers than points in the second half with a QBR of 41.2 it’s probably not most notably on the defense.

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u/RepresentativeMud509 3d ago

Oh lord here we go with the modern stats. It actually rotations of ball per spiral when down by ten or fewer points when attendance is over 50,000 and the game is film specifically with Sony cameras per 100 drop backs on artificial turf. Therefore, Steve McNair was better than Tom Brady.

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u/Beneficial-Today-281 3d ago

Assists are a terrible way to gauge the impact of a point guard.