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Tepper was the problem

So obviously not something coaches or players are going to take part of. What point are you attempting here?

Daboll must be next right?

Let's try finishing better than the bottom.

And we've seen year after year good teams picking great players late and bad teams taking bad players early.

Now please just call him by his name. That nickname

No one can deny Young finished the year with a bang. 5 iwins with this defense says something being right where most thought was a reasonable first year for Canales.

2010 wins for worst. They did it in fewer games.

It doesn't say passing + rushing yds either. But when looking at qb stats it's typical to be broken out. I noted I overlooked rushing tds but it's still an odd way to project it. Minor thing but they understated interceotions by 1 rounding down. So it's a valid critique of the way the entire post was structured.

OK so running tds included is valid. Weird to have rushing yds included to make it look better without noting it.

12

He has 12 tds for the season. All of which came after returning against Denver

Ints understated as well

We lost in ATL in 2015

They most definitely aren't. That's for sure. From the looks of it They might be basing it off bad math of stat projections in the other thread

Might want to check the math on that. The tds are definitely wrong. Yards wrong too. Both overstated.

I have no idea what people are looking at when they make such claims. There isn't a metric by which Bryce is having a better year than Stroud.

Stock picks are about the future. Though this list makes no sense either way. Just a lazy way to fill a page.

Kris Jenkins nearly killing Vick after Vick recovered a fumble

It's a contract year either way.

Seems inevitable they will pick up the option.

Until we know what defense we will play it's hard to get behind any front 7 prospect with much confidence

The qb, the offense, the role. He doesn't call the plays or throw himself the ball. Not saying he's some deep threat but to value him based on ypc and not consider how he compares to others provides no context. Or to suggest a WR value is ypc only is weird. Hint....his ypc is above Tyreek Hill, Lamb, DeVonta Smith, Higgins, Dell. His ypc is back up to levels he had before Justin Jefferson was drafted changing his role or BY rookie season.

13.3 this year. Ahead of many other top receivers. I'm not sure the ypc has much of anything to do with Thielen though. https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/player-stat/receiving-yards-per-catch