NFL 2022-2023 season

[kelchlsm]

i dont think people realize how good Allen has disguised an otherwise somewhat shitty offense

The offensive line was laughably bad, outside of Diggs theres 0 receivers that were consistent enough. Davis has one of the worst catch percentage of like 51% which is near the bottom or very close to last in the league.

The chiefs lead the league in yards after catch with 2,797 yards which is 1,200 yards more than the bills who were ranked 26 at 1,500 yards. (eagles were ranked 8th in yards after catch)

Bills were ranked second in the league with passes dropped at 29 (greenbay lead the league with 30)--- despite the bills only playing 16 games because a game was cancelled, while everyone else had 17 games. (Eagles had 14 passes dropped for instance)

Singletary is the bills leading running back with 819 rushing yards on 177 carries, but Allen had 762 yards rushing on 50 less carries than Singletary.

i think Allen had made up 80% of the bills entire total yard offense or something like that.

Just seems if you took away Allen from the bills, this team probably might have won 5 games at most

[DMBstandUP1984]

Originally Posted by kelchlsm

i dont think people realize how good Allen has disguised an otherwise somewhat shitty offense

The offensive line was laughably bad, outside of Diggs theres 0 receivers that were consistent enough. Davis has one of the worst catch percentage of like 51% which is near the bottom or very close to last in the league.

The chiefs lead the league in yards after catch with 2,797 yards which is 1,200 yards more than the bills who were ranked 26 at 1,500 yards. (eagles were ranked 8th in yards after catch)

Bills were ranked second in the league with passes dropped at 29 (greenbay lead the league with 30)--- despite the bills only playing 16 games because a game was cancelled, while everyone else had 17 games. (Eagles had 14 passes dropped for instance)

Singletary is the bills leading running back with 819 rushing yards on 177 carries, but Allen had 762 yards rushing on 50 less carries than Singletary.

i think Allen had made up 80% of the bills entire total yard offense or something like that.

Just seems if you took away Allen from the bills, this team probably might have won 5 games at most

Yea Allen makes up for a lot of what that offense can’t do
Burrow as well

[thebridge15]

Originally Posted by DMBstandUP1984

I was down on J Herbo until this season. Just need to get him off that loser franchise

They are the Washington Bullets of the NFL


I got MaHomes 1

And then I’m fine with Burrow, Hurts, Allen, Herbet wherever you want to put them after


Dak Tua Trevor Lamar in that next tier

After that it’s a mixed bag of mid

[TheLastStop123]

Originally Posted by ToySoldier#34

Giving up 7 matters but yeah the Eagles lost because they can't / won't play man coverage and got exposed

Originally Posted by ToySoldier#34

Yeah not what they typically do and got exposed, absolutely pathetic defensive performance

the eagles ranked 7th in the league this year in man coverage

[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by TheLastStop123

the eagles ranked 7th in the league this year in man coverage

It's not their standard defense and after a year of playing weak NFC QB's they got exposed, Eagles defense is why they lost but handing KC 14 points on two plays doesn't help

[DMBstandUP1984]

Originally Posted by ToySoldier#34

It's not their standard defense and after a year of playing weak NFC QB's they got exposed, Eagles defense is why they lost but handing KC 14 points on two plays doesn't help

Zo putting cousins ahead of hurts lol

[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by DMBstandUP1984

Zo putting cousins ahead of hurts lol

He did?


I consider Cousins a poor man's Rodgers

[seekupig]

Yikes.

"When we went up 27-21, I knew, deep down, that there was probably a chance that we were gonna lose." ~ AJ Brown

https://twitter.com/steveddalton/sta...qaTfSp9hufbitw

[TheLastStop123]

Originally Posted by seekupig

Yikes.

"When we went up 27-21, I knew, deep down, that there was probably a chance that we were gonna lose." ~ AJ Brown

https://twitter.com/steveddalton/sta...qaTfSp9hufbitw

why would that be yikes? he was right. he knew settling for field goals wouldn't beat KC and it didn't. that field goal removed the buffer of the eagles lead and they never recovered from it.

[seekupig]

Originally Posted by TheLastStop123

why would that be yikes? he was right. he knew settling for field goals wouldn't beat KC and it didn't. that field goal removed the buffer of the eagles lead and they never recovered from it.

More shocked that he said it out loud even if deep down he thought it. Doesn't really convey a lot of confidence in your teammates. I appreciate the honesty I guess?

[JimBeam41]

Every eagles fan thought the same thing with what AJ said

[smokew11]

yeah agree with what AJ said, thought the exact same thing...just probably shouldnt say it

First time all year Siriani played conservative and it bit him in the ass. Defense was reeling just then. Can't kick fgs

[smokew11]

we've seen AJ with a couple interview issues this year. I hope it's not gonna turn into some TO me first bullshit. I think he and Jalen are close enough friends that he'll get that shit reeled in.

[seekupig]

Originally Posted by smokew11

yeah agree with what AJ said, thought the exact same thing...just probably shouldnt say it

In fairness to him, he was part of the Titans team that was beating KC in the AFC Championship game a few years back, 17-7 midway through the 2nd quarter only to be losing by halftime. He's seen it before. That said, just not one of those things you want to admit publicly.

[smokew11]

theyre all just frustrated because they know they blew it. Happy with how classy the players handled it overall, especially with the controversial flag at the end. Could have been whiny bitches like the 49ers but they werent at all

[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by smokew11

theyre all just frustrated because they know they blew it. Happy with how classy the players handled it overall, especially with the controversial flag at the end. Could have been whiny bitches like the 49ers but they werent at all

This was handled with a lot of class by the Eagles, completely agree

[smokew11]

also, classy move by the Chiefs fans. Love it when stuff like this happens

https://www.crossingbroad.com/2023/0...s-charity.html

[dmbfd15]

Tony Pollard to get the franchise tag if the team can’t work out a long term deal.

“We aren’t in the business of letting good football players walk”

Clowns