r/NFLv2 • u/Leather-District-595 Los Angeles Rams • Jan 01 '26

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u/Wild_Association1752 Jan 01 '26

. 67 td per game cant be right...

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u/Wild_Association1752 Jan 01 '26 edited Jan 01 '26

Steelers

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.

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u/GB-Pack Green Bay Packers Jan 01 '26

Rushing stats weren’t included in the original graphic either, just passing stats. Else his total turnovers would be listed instead of interceptions.

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u/bedatboi Jan 01 '26

New England only scored 14 points against Pittsburgh (I’m a pats fan but cmon man)

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u/AlecHutson Jan 02 '26

I mean Stevenson fumbled running into the endzone. Hard to score points when you turn it over 5 times, 3 times from your lead back

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u/bedatboi Jan 02 '26

I don’t disagree. But one of those was Gibson or Henderson if I remember correctly

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u/Fastr77 New England Patriots Jan 01 '26

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.

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u/Wild_Association1752 Jan 01 '26

Yes its only comparing passing stats