Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:
You could have the best running game in the league and it will all be for nought if you don't have the QB. Just look at the Colts, Eagles, Browns and Ravens.
But, if you do have the elite QB and elite running game, things can get spooky. Just look at the late 90's Broncos and Rams, the 2004 Colts, the 2018 Chiefs and the 2022 Broncos.
Originally Posted by RealSNR:
Let me know when you acquire the elite QB.
Originally Posted by RunKC:
I still don’t get the bizarre signing of Randy Gregory. That guy has 16.5 career sacks. Not 16.5 in 2021. 16.5 in his career.
And he played across from 2 league leaders in sacks in Demarcus Lawrence and Micah Parsons.
Oh and he turns 30 in a few months. 5 year deal for a 30 year old with 16.5 career sacks.
$16 million to your cap every year after this one plus an elite mega contract to Russ in 2023 is uhhh…not smart
Originally Posted by MagicHef:
How about playoff 4th quarter comebacks?
If only the Chiefs would have dawdled about until the 4th quarter before they had their comebacks against the Texans and Titans. Shoot. We could be tied with Russell Wilson on a cherry-on-top measure of career greatness even though he's played 6 more seasons than Mahomes (treating Mahomes' career as starting in 2018)
Isn't Derek Carr ridiculously high on total 4th quarter comebacks since 2014 or some shit?
Originally Posted by RunKC:
I still don’t get the bizarre signing of Randy Gregory. That guy has 16.5 career sacks. Not 16.5 in 2021. 16.5 in his career.
And he played across from 2 league leaders in sacks in Demarcus Lawrence and Micah Parsons.
Oh and he turns 30 in a few months. 5 year deal for a 30 year old with 16.5 career sacks.
$16 million to your cap every year after this one plus an elite mega contract to Russ in 2023 is uhhh…not smart
They knew they had no top picks for two seasons...and Miller bolted. They are going to have to pay Chubb too..
Handed $28 million guaranteed for 16.5 career sacks, Gregory remains without a firm return timeframe. The issue wasn't broached amid Broncos general manager George Paton's pre-draft press conference and went unclarified by head coach Nathaniel Hackett, who skirted past whether Gregory will be ready by training camp.
"Right now we’re just kind of working through everything," Hackett said Monday.
He was on IR because of a calf....now is missing all off-season with his arm in a sling. He had rotator cuff surgery. Dude has always been injured..and guess what...he's injured again.
Originally Posted by RealSNR:
If only the Chiefs would have dawdled about until the 4th quarter before they had their comebacks against the Texans and Titans. Shoot. We could be tied with Russell Wilson on a cherry-on-top measure of career greatness even though he's played 6 more seasons than Mahomes (treating Mahomes' career as starting in 2018)
Isn't Derek Carr ridiculously high on total 4th quarter comebacks since 2014 or some shit?
You might want to try again.
Neat, so if we extend it to include the 3rd quarter, Wilson has the same as Mahomes (unless Wilson had some comebacks start in the 3rd as well). I'd take Wilson = Mahomes in nearly anything.
Yes, Carr has 24 4th quarter comebacks, the same as Wilson. Mahomes has 9. The chart in the previous post is playoff 4th quarter comebacks, of which Carr has zero. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
I still don’t get the bizarre signing of Randy Gregory. That guy has 16.5 career sacks. Not 16.5 in 2021. 16.5 in his career.
And he played across from 2 league leaders in sacks in Demarcus Lawrence and Micah Parsons.
Oh and he turns 30 in a few months. 5 year deal for a 30 year old with 16.5 career sacks.
$16 million to your cap every year after this one plus an elite mega contract to Russ in 2023 is uhhh…not smart
Gregory couldn't stop testing positive for marijuana early in his career. That is a non-issue now because the new CBA doesn't suspend players for positive marijuana tests.
With guys like TJ Watt earning $30M per year, getting Gregory for $14M per could be a bargain.:
Elite pass rushers in the NFL get pressure on 14% or more of their pass rush snaps. 16 guys did that in 2021. Min 275 pass rush snaps. Micah Parsons is in a class by himself. data from SISdatahub pic.twitter.com/mibKwfb64Y
Originally Posted by RunKC:
I still don’t get the bizarre signing of Randy Gregory. That guy has 16.5 career sacks. Not 16.5 in 2021. 16.5 in his career.
And he played across from 2 league leaders in sacks in Demarcus Lawrence and Micah Parsons.
Oh and he turns 30 in a few months. 5 year deal for a 30 year old with 16.5 career sacks.
$16 million to your cap every year after this one plus an elite mega contract to Russ in 2023 is uhhh…not smart
He’s played 1475 snaps in his career, so he’s gotten those 16.5 sacks in about the equivalent of 1.5 seasons. Of course, this calls into question his availability, but that should improve somewhat now that players aren’t suspended for weed. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MagicHef:
Neat, so if we extend it to include the 3rd quarter, Wilson has the same as Mahomes (unless Wilson had some comebacks start in the 3rd as well). I'd take Wilson = Mahomes in nearly anything.
Yes, Carr has 24 4th quarter comebacks, the same as Wilson. Mahomes has 9. The chart in the previous post is playoff 4th quarter comebacks, of which Carr has zero.
That's pretty neat. But Mahomes doesn't need to make a lot of 4th quarter comebacks. He erases double digit leads in minutes.
Originally Posted by RaidersOftheCellar:
That's pretty neat. But Mahomes doesn't need to make a lot of 4th quarter comebacks. He erases double digit leads in minutes.
Originally Posted by RaidersOftheCellar:
That's pretty neat. But Mahomes doesn't need to make a lot of 4th quarter comebacks. He erases double digit leads in minutes.
Now how about something a little more meaningful?
Playoff win %:
Wilson: .563
Mahomes: .727
Last 5 years:
Wilson: .250
Mahomes: .727
It is neat, thanks!
It's also neat that our new QB has a higher career playoff winning percentage than Rodgers, who is at .545. [Reply]
