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By superrep1967 · Posted
I don't think that's the legacy Jim wants to leave to his daughters. He's been grooming them to take total control of the team when he's ready to. -
By John Hammonds · Posted
Sure, if you want to keep going. Obviously, the further we go back, the more players drop off the list. 2021 1/21 DL Kwity Paye - Starter from day one. Good but not great. 2/54 DL Dayo Odeyingbo - Injured when drafted. First year on injury list. Primary rotational backup. 4/127 TE Kylen Granson - Periodic starter in a crowded TE room. 5/165 DB Shawn Davis - Waived in 2021 and sent to practice squad. Green bay practice squad and injured. 6/218 QB Sam Ehlinger - Career 3rd stringer. 7/229 WR Mike Strachan - Intriguing prospect. Often injured, and released. 7/248 OL Will Fries - Took time to develop. Current starter. 2020 2/34 WR Michael Pittman - Starter WR1 (Camaro style WR, not Porche) 2/41 RB Johnathan Taylor - Starter. Led NFL in rushing in 2021. 3/85 DB Julian Blackmon - Starter. 4/122 QB Jacob Eason - Strong arm but ineffective. Released. 5/149 OL Danny Pinter - Took time to develop. Primary backup. 6/193 DL Robert Windsor - Waived to practice squad. IR 2021. Retired 2022. 6/211 DB Isaiah Rodgers - Became starter. Bet on games. Released. 6/212 WR Dezmon Patmon - Backup. Out of football 2022. 6/213 LB Jordan Glasgow - Backup. out of football 2021. -
Jonathan Abram is NOT good. All our safeties are better than him.
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The over/under for points in 48.5…I would imagine we’re getting a shootout.
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By BeanDiasucci · Posted
My post that you responded to pointed out that Richardson's completion percentage in his short rookie year, 59.5%, would have been one of the lowest in the league for starting QBs. He needs to improve that percentage. One of my reasons for pointing that out is that for those of us who've watched football for a long time, 59.5% sounds like a pretty good completion percentage, but in a league that's changing, most of the top QBs now have a completion percentage of 65-70%. When Luck was a rookie in 2012, most of the top QBs had a completion percentage of 60-65%, so Luck also needed to improve his completion percentage (which he did). But comparing 2012 QB stats to 2024 QB stats can be misleading. The league has changed. One measure of that is that pass efficiency (shown in red) has increased significantly. https://medium.com/the-sports-scientist/why-dont-nfl-teams-pass-more-often-e51adc22efb6
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