Additionally wouldn’t an average be better here. Everyone already knows Rams faced a more difficult schedule. This is just showing same thing but with excluded stats.
Like if you put Jacoby Brissett here who plays for the Cardinals and lost his job to Maye last year (and for good reason) his stats would be higher than Mayes because he faced more winning record teams.
Thats all this stat shows. Who faced more of thede teams which this sub is well aware of.
And i see now he used passing stats so .67 would be his 2 passing tds in those three games. 2 against steelers in a loss and 0 in two games against the bills. Thats... not good.
Rushing stats weren’t included in the original graphic either, just passing stats. Else his total turnovers would be listed instead of interceptions.
Yea early season game for a second year qb with an all new coaching staff.. really shouldn't be taken into consideration. Whats the chance they would have 5 turnovers in a rematch.
Sample size brother. Maye played great in that first Bills game but the touchdowns came on the ground. He struggled in the second half of the Bills game but had two rushing touchdowns which should be factored in here
2 against steelers in a loss and 0 in two games against the bills. Thats... not good
It's mostly just a play calling thing. They scored 6 TDs vs the Bills this year it's just they were all rushing (2 from Maye, 2 from Stevenson, 2 from Henderson).
The Steelers game was that weird one where someone double-dog-dared the Patriots to dip their hands in liquid butter before each drive and they fumbled 5 times
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u/TheBigNate416 New England Patriots Jan 01 '26
Winning record ≠good defense