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No idea. But I wouldn't be surprised at all if he wasn't. But by the time he's done, he probably would be anyway, so it probably is a moot point anyway. TJ Watt is probably the best pass-rushing DE in the league. |
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PFR has those estimates that some reputable organization prepared of the pre-1982 era, and they only show Joe Greene at 77.5 and L.C. Greenwood at 78, so they're still lower than the official record if you believe those estimates. Of course, teams also threw a lot less often then. I bet those guys were better if you ratio the sacks against the pass attempts that they faced. |
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He looks like a smallish slot receiver |
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Yeah, it makes it a little more impressive when you consider that the vast majority of NFL teams ran the ball 40 times or more every game, and only threw it 25-30 times back then. Lot less opportunities for pass-rushers back in the day. |
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I bet Joe Greene faced 20 attempts per game on average, while TJ Watt probably faces 35 attempts or more. |
I might delve into stathead at some point to see if I can build a measure for the Chiefs' players.
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Come on, Carr. do something different, and just run the clock out. No theatrics or other stupid crap. Just end it.
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*** Official Week 2 MNF Thread - Saints @ Panthers / Browns @ Steelers ***
I’m glad I got the live line for Saints -1.5 instead of -3 or 3.5 before the game started.
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OH LOOK VEGAS CALLED AGAIN
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Same knee that Chubb injured in college… potential career ending injury if it’s as bad as it looked.
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Chubb now Za'Darius...
Brutal for the Browns. |
Damn. forgot I had Chubb in my parlay. Nevermind. Don't care how either game turns out now.
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It would be next to impossible. You wouldn’t know if a particular player was on the field at the time of any given pass attempt. |
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