(11-13-2023, 08:47 AM)SuperJville Wrote:

(11-13-2023, 08:39 AM)Caldrac Wrote: There's 8 games left for him to pad his stats on here for you stat loving folks. Again, all I care about is wins. 9 TD's with a 6 - 3 record > 18 TD's with a 3 - 6 record.

You’re missing the point but ok.

Nobody is saying we want stats over wins.  Wins are the most important. But in order for us to win against good teams we need to score touchdowns and score points. 
I sure hope he pads his stats in the next 8 games. He needs to. We need him to score points. 

43 games into his career and he’s averaging basically one passing touchdown per game. He has potential for much more but it’s time to start seeing that on a more consistent basis, not just 4-5 games last year

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Not missing anything. If you want to slob and slave over gaudy passing statistics. [BLEEP] have at it. I am simply saying:

WINS > STATS

I don't think he needs to pad stats. This team got it's [BLEEP] kicked yesterday by a great football team. People are overreacting as usual. If you actually watch the [BLEEP] game it's the same issue we've seen all year. The offensive line is dog [BLEEP], especially within the interior. 

When you can win with a base three or four front and allow everybody else to keep the offense in front of them? 9 times out of 10 you're going to probably win the football game. They dictated the line of scrimmage from start to finish on both sides of the football.

It was pretty clear from the giddy up. Win in the trenches. Not the time to panic. If he plays like he did yesterday, say, against the tacks twice, tinhorns in Houston and the Panthers and Buccaneers? I'd panic. 

What happened yesterday though? Get used to that. It happened with the Bills. You're going to see it with the Ravens and Browns this year as well. The giant's bane for this team is the interior three. Period.

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