r/NFLv2 • u/ManInAWalmartBag • 18h ago
Discussion Question: Is Drake Maye Actually Good or The Schedule?
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r/NFLv2 • u/ManInAWalmartBag • 18h ago
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r/NFLv2 • u/ashmaps20 • 7h ago
Even if I wasn’t an Eagles fan, I’d probably think the same thing. People who constantly bring up that “You guys booed Santa” clearly have no idea about the context behind what happened on that day. If you did, you would understand why they supposedly booed and threw snowballs at him.
I get it, the Eagles have a pretty obnoxious fanbase, our reputation will never go away. But at least use instances that happened in recent times. Probably at least 75% of the people who attended this game are now dead.
Just curious, what is everyone’s opinion of ESPN’s QBR stat? I’ve always been intrigued by it but I feel like it does not tell the whole story at all of a QB’s performance.
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r/NFLv2 • u/punjabkingsownersout • 14h ago
Both are or were in tuas case cerebral, accurate, weak armed, not athletic but deceptively quick and win with brain over brawn compared to someone like Allen.
I feel like Tua had the higher highs like him dropping 70 vs an elite defense whereas purdy is more consistent and just doesn't have bad games
r/NFLv2 • u/Skeletorisnotnice • 15h ago
I want this motherfucker hung by jumbercables, I want him drawn and quartered in the middle of dupont circle, I want him thrown in guantanamo bay. I want him gone NOW!
You knew what it was when you brought the tickets
The GM told you they were rebuilding and weren’t tripping off wins and losses this year
The Coach told you they were rebuilding and weren’t tripping off wins and losses this year
Several players have told you they were rebuilding and weren’t tripping off wins and losses this year
So what’s the problem? Jeremiah Smith and several other young talent will be in the building soon. Chill out.
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r/NFLv2 • u/Jazzlike_Gear_8054 • 2h ago
Ever since then, he's been taking the league by storm. 1450 total yards and 15 total touchdowns in just 5 games of the NFL season.
He beat his kryptonites by winning his first game in Houston and his first career OT game. And I don't think he's going to stop there.
Yes. I truly believe that this is the year. He beats Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the playoffs, and brings the Lombardi trophy home to Buffalo. Because when everything else feels inevitable, it doesn't turn out that way, but one thing's for sure: Josh Allen is.
r/NFLv2 • u/Iceman-Cometh_18 • 7h ago
She used to be so pretty it a damn shame
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r/NFLv2 • u/peepdabidness • 17h ago
Assuming he does go #1, let’s talk about a what-if scenario where a team were to trade up to the 1 to get Smith. What would that package have to look like?
Say the team with the 1 needs any other position than receiver, and they can do more with the pieces acquired from the trade vs Smith alone. All of their needs filled in one swoop.
Now the fun question: Which team would (1) be an absolute monster with Smith, and (2) in a position to put up what’s needed
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r/NFLv2 • u/Ok_Mud_3068 • 10h ago
Literally everywhere Brandin cooks he plays good
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r/NFLv2 • u/SurSamtani • 44m ago
I'm not a Nick Sirianni fan, and it seems that hardly anyone is at this point. But now it's getting to the point of people dogpiling him over nothing.
I understand that unlike the Ravens against the Cowboys, Jacksonville didn't have a timeout. However, Cam Little has maybe the biggest leg in the league. If the Jaguars get the ball at the 35 with 8 seconds left, even a 12-15 yard play out of bounds gives them a shot at winning. Remember that Little hit a 70 yarder in the pre-season last year. If you play the boundary, it's still a short enough distance to where the offense can design something that might work.
Otoh, just tackling them short of the 45 on the kick basically guarantees a loss because the next play would be the last. How are you supposed to decide that the kick return is the more dangerous option? Maybe it was ultimately the wrong decision depending on the analytics, but I don't think that it was this egregious mistake like people are making it out to be
r/NFLv2 • u/Iceman-Cometh_18 • 10h ago
Thank god for that cause Tyson Bagent is a bum
r/NFLv2 • u/12345burrito • 13h ago
The only other example I can think of would be maybe Tony Romo sometimes glazing Josh Allen
r/NFLv2 • u/DevilsDad696 • 5h ago
I meant to post this 4 hours ago
I'm taking the Rams
Who ya got?