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304 pages of the gheys.

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304 pages of the gheys.

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You saw 304 pages of ghey and just had to dive in head first?

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304 pages of the gheys.

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Apparently, there’s another thing that Mahomes does better than every other QB in the league:

Per ESPN: Since Mahomes became Kansas City's starter in 2018, he leads the NFL with 18 completions after drawing an opponent offside.

No other NFL quarterback has more than seven such completions during that time.

— Taylor Witt \uD83C\uDF65 (@Taylor_Witt) January 23, 2021

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Its annoying how some announcers act like Rodgers has a patent on that.

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Looks like Stafford and the Lions will mutually part ways.

Lions will look to trade in the off season.

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He doesn't get much attention because he plays for the Lions, but Stafford has been a solid QB for a full decade.

2/1 TD/INT ratio

273.4 YPG

90 passer rating

And in the past 10 years he has played all 16 games every season expect one.

He'll be 33 1/2 by the time next season starts so I wouldn't break the bank to get him, but I imagine he'd be an upgrade for at least 10 teams.

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He doesn't get much attention because he plays for the Lions, but Stafford has been a solid QB for a full decade.

2/1 TD/INT ratio

273.4 YPG

90 passer rating

And in the past 10 years he has played all 16 games every season expect one.

He'll be 33 1/2 by the time next season starts so I wouldn't break the bank to get him, but I imagine he'd be an upgrade for at least 10 teams.

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The guy is a stud, it's a shame most of his prime was wasted with the Lions.

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sanders, johnson.. they're almost as bad as the bengals at wasting talent in their prime.

Watson this week told people the Jets are his top preference among the teams he’d like to be traded to because they hired Robert Saleh to be their coach and Watson values Saleh so much he wanted the Texans to interview him for their vacant head coach job.

Watson confirmed reports, circulated for several weeks in national media, he’d also welcome playing for the Dolphins but said that is his second choice at this time.

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With Stafford and Lions preparing to part ways:

Matthew Stafford’s 45,109 passing yards and 282 Pass TD are the most by a player without a playoff win in NFL history, per @ESPNStatsInfo

Ed Werder  (@WerderEdESPN) January 23, 2021

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i get people love Miami and love the value NY can bring in terms of endorsements, but i don't get why he'd choose those two destinations.

miami seems to be on the right track as of late, but it's hardly a franchise of recent success.

jets have been a mess for years. i like the saleh hire but it may be a little while until that franchise turns it around.

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Not really.  Even with that call the Lions were up 3 points with over 8 mins left and had it 4th and 1 from the Cowboys' 46.  Not exactly an insurmountable situation.

Besides, I just view it as a makeup for that horrible Terrance Williams offensive PI call.

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In the Texans' defense: he might not have even wanted to interview for the job.  A franchise that finished with a bottom 3 record, doesn't have any first or second round picks in the upcoming draft, and has an incompetent front office isn't exactly an easy sale for a coach with options.

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Miami, is party central and no state income tax. Go get paid and have a good time. So the money situation is similar to Houston, but the city and beaches are like 1000x better.

The Jets if you are the player that makes that franchise relevant, you will be remembered forever. The Ego plays a big part of that. Fuck how long have we heard about Joe and he only one a single Super Bowl.

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Anyone bored with Tom Brady post season stats/facts yet? Yeah, I didn't think so, I'll keep them coming.

Tom Brady is more likely to make the conference championship then Lebron James is to make a freethrow.
Then any pitcher in the MLB is to throw a strike.
Then any pro golfer is to make a 4 foot putt.

SINCE TURNING FORTY, Tom has as many or more playoff wins then 6 franchises have in their entire history (Jax, Det, Ari, TB, Cin, Hou).

Tom Brady has won at least TWO playoff games ELEVEN times in his career.

Tom Brady now has more career post season wins then 27 franchises. New England is ahead of him of course. Others ahead of him are the Packers, Steelers and Cowboys. He is tied with the 49ers. He theoretically can pass all of them next season and have more wins then all 32 franchises.

Brady has had a QBR of at least 75 in 13 of his last 17 playoff games, and he has had a QBR over 80 in his last 3 conference championship games.

Tom Brady has defeated 18 different teams in the post season. He has beaten more teams than any other QB has total wins in playoff history.

Brady is the only quarterback to play in a conference championship under 4 different presidents.

One I didn't think about, that I should have, we were able to watch the #1 and #2 in career yards (Brees, Brady) and career touchdowns (Brady, Brees) face each other THREE TIMES in one season. I'm not sure that has ever happened before at all, let alone three times in one year.

Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers by EPA/play in the postseason since 2011 (10 years):
TB: 1,118 plays, 0.244 EPA/play
AR: 613 plays, 0.244 EPA/play
When garbage time is filtered out (win probability between 2-98%):
TB: 985 plays, 0.236 EPA/play
AR: 513 plays, 0.199 EPA/play

Aaron Rodgers could have made the conference championship every year as a starter and still wouldn't have gone to as many conference championship games as Tom Brady.

Including this one because of all the Phillip Rivers discussion this week. Top 5 QBs all time in terms of number of games with a 100+ passer rating:
1. Tom Brady 159
2. Drew Brees 149
T3. Peyton Manning 118
T3. Brett Favre 118
5. Philip Rivers 115

This season Drew Brees had attempted 19 passes 20+ yards downfield.
Tom Brady attempted 101. Led the league in 20+ air yard passes.
Drew Brees had the shortest avg depth of target at 6.7 yards.
Tom Brady has the longest avg depth of target at 9.8 yards.

Tom Brady since week 14:
PFF Grade - 1st
Yards per attempt - 1st
Passing TDs - 1st
Passing Yards - 1st

This one goes back to the previous week with all the passes Ben threw.
A quarterback has completed 34+ passes 11 times in NFL post season history.
They are a combined 4-7.
Tom: 4-0
Others: 0-7

Only 8 times in NFL history has a quarterback thrown for 4,600+ yards and 39+ TDs with 12 or fewer INTs. Brady has done it 3 times. No other QB has done it more than once. The others are Brees, Culpepper, Mahomes, Manning and Rodgers.

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He doesn't get much attention because he plays for the Lions, but Stafford has been a solid QB for a full decade.

2/1 TD/INT ratio

273.4 YPG

90 passer rating

And in the past 10 years he has played all 16 games every season expect one.

He'll be 33 1/2 by the time next season starts so I wouldn't break the bank to get him, but I imagine he'd be an upgrade for at least 10 teams.

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A 2/1 TD/INT ratio is bad?

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A 2/1 TD/INT ratio is bad?

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The question wasn't "is it great."  The question was "is it bad."

Also we're talking career stats.  Not a single season.  Nick Foles had a TD/INT ratio in a single season better than every QB who ever played that wasn't named Tom Brady.  Meanwhile his career TD/INT ratio isn't even 2/1.

Hell, Josh McCown is behind only those two with the 3rd best of all time and his career TD/INT ratio is 1.2/1.

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If we're talking career stats, Carson Wentz has about a 2:1 ratio.