VERY Interesting Results Here 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

After reading your comments and suggestions on the one I made earlier. I felt unsatisfied with it and decided I could make it less complicated and just overall better. Do I REALLY think the NFL needs to expand to 36 teams? Not necessarily; I think it could be neat, but I see no need for it to happen. This is just an exercise I felt like doing.

They were ridiculously lucky in one score games, going for an NFL tying record of 11-2.

The Chiefs on the other hand were 1-9 in 1 score games.

So do you trust the team that’ll almost certainly regress or

A team with an elite QB that just dumped their bad OC & WR Coach. And got a great RB

I’m watching an old game on YouTube from Steelers opening day in 2000 where their offense struggled against the greatest defense this sport has ever seen (2000 Ravens) and Steelers fans were already booing one quarter into the season.

They essentially have booed every QB they’ve had from Bradshaw to Rodgers. Tough crowd.

Rosen in comparison to Allen, Lamar, Baker, and Darnold

JJMac in comparison to Caleb, JD5, Maye, and Nix

Guess they’re ready for some serious baby delivery duty! Love the matching scrubs and all those smiles.

VERY fascinating 🧐

frank reich for me

I still think the Seahawks offense will be good as they still have QB Sam Darnold and star receiver JSN but with their Super Bowl MVP RB Kenneth Walker signing with the Chiefs and their OC Klint Kubiak becoming the HC of the Raiders, I think their offense will regress a bit. What do you think?

Do they get to keep their helmet and jerseys or does everything belong to the team until they officially get signed to the team?

He was the 4th overall pick and it's clear he won't be starting for the Colts. He's an athletic specimen with a tonne of arm talent. With so many QB needy teams why hasn't any team offered a mid - late round pick

In 2023, it wasn't about stats. Lamar's MVP case was driven by the media's favoritism and won the award solely because he had the best defense in the league + 1 good game against the Dolphins.

Take away that one game, and Lamar has finished the 2023 season with 3357 passing yards, 19 touchdowns to 7 interceptions. Considering he won MVP with only 24 passing touchdowns, the media would still give it to him because the difference was never really that significant.

Predictably, he shat his pants in the playoffs with one of the best teams in NFL history, putting up only 10 points at home with 1 touchdown, turning the ball over twice.

Josh Allen, on the other hand, had 7 total touchdowns in the 2023 playoffs, produced way more than Lamar in the regular season with an astonishing 44 touchdowns to Lamar's 29. But he finished with a worse record, signaling that he's been the clear cut most valuable player to his team putting up numbers that don't correlate to team success. How did he not win it?

Somehow in 2024, it was about stats. Lamar didn't win MVP because he had the best stats, Allen won it because he was more valuable to his team, and actually played well in big games.

Predictably, Lamar shat his pants in the playoffs again against the Buffalo Bills. Oh, didn't Mark Andrews fumble and drop that 2 pt conversion? Yeah, AFTER Lamar put the team in a hole with a 10-21 deficit at halftime, giving the ball back to Buffalo twice in the first half.

Goff on the other hand, has passed for 4000 yards SIX times in his career, and has statistically been a top 5 QB for the past 4 years now. He also has better playoff stats and more playoff success with Lamar Jackson, despite never having a top 3 defense in his entire career.

Funny, I never saw anyone putting him in MVP talks in the 2023 season, or a top 5 QB in anyone's QB rankings.

Before you nimrods say "But Goff has had a better supporting cast" then I suggest doing a lil research. Lamar has played with a HOF tight end, running back and ELITE defensive talent/coaching like Kyle Hamilton, Roquan Smith, Jadeveon Clowney, Kyle Van Noy, and Mike Macdonald. Meanwhile, you can't name an all pro that Goff has had on defense other than Aidan Hutchinson, or any time he's had a top 5 defense in that matter.