39 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Giving you benefit of the doubt anyway of at some point it could happen.

On May 2 

36 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Its not any deadline anybody is house g their breath on for you to admit your wrong…that’s for sure

What was I wrong about May 2?

38 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Just those crappy Patrick Mahomes level QBs running college RPOs

He runs play action,learn the difference

34 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Joe Burrow, Allen, Tua, Purdy…..most of the league runs RPOs.

Tua maybe,the rest run play action,but again how many have won a SB?"

9 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

I was wrong on that. I did think accepting his fifth year option actually meant accepting the terms that go along with the fifth year option. I’ll need to brush up on my pro agent classes here again.

Wow... like pulling teeth to get this...why do you argue in a very obnoxious know it all fashion about things that you didn't know about 

I was simply trying to say this to you for days.  You couldn't just say you were wrong right away or accept some one else explaining something to you? 

Especially in this area where you know I've put time to understand this part...while you guys invest in the college/ draft side.

I defer to you guys for college stuff. " but No Mas you don't commit to an opinion" ...correct because I would be speaking with no knowledge...

why do you constantly speak with no knowledge of the contracts in a manor like you know it all?   It's not just May 2. .it's constantly when talking about contracts. 

10 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Or you could have changed the subject or spun it somehow???   Absolutely shocking a quick my bad... what am I to do with that?

Punt

3 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

He runs play action,learn the difference

He runs RPOs I’m very aware of the difference 

Howie has issues picking players.

Howie has issues picking coaches 

Howie has control issues 

Howie/ Lurie have philosophical issues in team building.

Howie absolutely does the contracts in the right way.

5 things about Howie.... 4 of them I was critical.   1 out of 5 areas where I gave the factual compliment... it's not licking a scrotum.

Neither are 2 areas of criticism for Hurts...totally bashing him.

10 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

How about in all of the SBs? 

Montana, Brees, Favre, Young,  Manning, Brady, Mahomes runs when he has to but that's a last resort for him,Allen-same. No tush push to rely on either. So actually it's been a passing league for quite some time

1 minute ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Punt

Of course he would still have kept the crappy P that lost us the SB…instead of the easy change we’ve now made to a very respectable P in Mann. Like this new P…he works for me. No idea why we held on so tightly to the old crappy one No Mas fanboyed.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

He runs RPOs I’m very aware of the difference 

Hurts does yes,Mahomes no so much

Just now, GreenbleedinNC said:

Montana, Brees, Favre, Young,  Manning, Brady, Mahomes runs when he has to but that's a last resort for him,Allen-same. No tush push to rely on either. So actually it's been a passing league for quite some time

The two current players Allen and Mahomes both utilize RPOs however

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

The two current players Allen and Mahomes both utilize RPOs however

On occasision,but mostly play action. They use it to change things up,not as their base plan

Maybe narcissism is the wrong word... bi-polar is a better term when someone constantly uses extremes!

Nobody is bashing Hurts for pointing out his issue seeing the field as a passer.

Nobody is licking Howie's scrotum saying he does contracts well. 

 

 

 

Lamar jackson runs the RPO

RPOs aren’t an overnight sensation. NFL teams have been using them with growing frequency over the last several years. In 2018, NFL teams ran 672 RPOs, per SIS. By 2021, that number jumped to 3,782.

Last year I did believe to see NFL Ds understanding much better how to defend RPOs. So think the Ds have finally caught up. Which effects us pretty big time. Already did last season.

Rushing and passing averages on RPOs were down in 2023. To back up my eyes with actual stats.

While the 8-1 Eagles’ offense still is one of the best in the league – it's second in scoring and third in total offense – its RPO production has dropped significantly in their first nine games. The Eagles' RPO rush average has plunged from 5.33 to 3.92, and their pass average from 7.19 to 4.53

It's not just them. The defenses clearly have caught up with the RPO game. The league rush average on RPOs has dropped from 4.52 yards per carry last season to 4.2 this year. The RPO pass average has fallen from 5.73 to 4.99.

But there was this factor also: 

It should be pointed out that all offensive production is down this season, not just RPOs. Scoring is down (from 21.9 points per game to 21.6). Yards per game are down (from 342.1 to 330.1). Yards per play are down (from 5.4 to 5.2). Rushing yards per game are down (from 121.6 to 109.8).

 

Some highly regarded D minds have suffered more Nickel was being played on first downs. That helped limit the success of the RPOs. More split S looks helped limit the RPOs also they were quoted on.

2 hours ago, joemas6 said:

So this loss was more on the QB and his turnovers?

Jets game?  Yes.  Hard for ANY team to win with 3 turnovers. 

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

They did shutout the vaunted Patrick Mahomes in the second half.

LOL that be one of the bright spots

1 minute ago, EaglesTD123 said:

Jets game?  Yes.  Hard for ANY team to win with 3 turnovers. 

Hard for any team to win with a one legged QB. He’s one tough dude!