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It's going to be hilarious when he gets back to his normal self in the regular season and you have to pretend that you don't care. Or do you think he'll be a 20TD 10+INT checkdown artist the rest of his career in regular season? |
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The only thing that matters for this franchise at this point in this era is January. |
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"He's playing better . . .?" Uh huh. Because his QBR says so? Got it.:thumb: |
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It’s better than whining about a QB not throwing for big passing numbers on a low possession running team without any context whatsoever. Because I can’t think of anything I could give a shit about less. |
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"Context"?ROFL Wtf are you talking about, cuz? I think you need to look up the meaning of that word. |
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I did. And have done so again. |
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It’s a terrible take because you give one stat they are essentially equal in, even though Mahomes beats him in said stat 3 of 4 times in full seasons, and basically everything else, whether in a 5 season average or season by season basis, Mahomes is better in. Your question is especially stupid because I’m literally here saying Mahomes is better in the post season AND regular season. Me: Mahomes is the best QB in the last five years in the regular season, and what makes him so great is he continues that level in the post season better than anyone, while managing the game perfectly. You: Allen is better in the regular season. BuT I bEt YoU wOuLd tAkE MaHoMeS oVeR AlLeN! |
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Lol, please show the formula for calculating QBR, not some broad definition without specifics. Thanks. |
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Says the guy who says Allen is better in the regular season since 2020 despite all the stats and wins (besides rushing yards) being in Mahomes favor. I’m sure you totally would have said this after the 2023 Super Bowl victory. |
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Guess who I’m still taking to manage a playoff game in a few months though? |
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I think mahomes had a higher qbr than Allen on Sunday lol.
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Who has more passing yards, TDs, completion %, wins, fewer INTs, fewer fumbles, higher passer rating? You are truly taking this very hard that Mahomes needs to play better. Again your question is so stupid it’s hard to fathom. |
Josh Allen is the bills problem?
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Chase Daniel in his chiefs bills review said mahomes played well.
But I have to defer to Seth keysor, sorry. Chase Daniel |
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I have. Several times in the past. Because I wanted to calculate it for myself. But there's several pieces that aren't given in that little explanation ESPN gives, so you can't calculate it for yourself. At least, not based on that description they give. But if you think you can do the math, based on that description, by all means, let's see the work. Or, at least, let's see the equation(s). |
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Just pathetic stuff. |
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His only motivation for this idiocy is to run cover for Mahomes needing to play better. In his mind, it looks better if Mahomes “could” play better but is choosing not to and thus this means Mahomes doesn’t care, and apparently that’s a good explanation for his poor play. |
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Not to argue, but what KCC is saying that the rest of us (including most of the professional analysts out there) shouldn't believe our lying eyes when the tape quite clearly says Pat isn't playing very well, because "QBR." |
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Why not go with the guy who has had 2 dominant regular seasons in a row? |
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Now Allen is having a dominating season even though he isn’t top 5 in any stat besides maybe one? You are truly a clown. I’ll repeat. Me: Mahomes is better in the regular and post season. You: well why aren’t you taking Allen in the post season? |
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Why are you taking Mahomes in the postseason over Allen given that? |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Highest QBR in a Super Bowl-winning postseason since 2006<br><br>1. 2019 Patrick Mahomes - 89.1<br>2. 2009 Drew Brees - 87.9<br>3. 2023 Patrick Mahomes - 86.6<br>4. 2010 Aaron Rodgers - 85.2<br>5. 2022 Patrick Mahomes - 84.0<br>6. 2017 Nick Foles - 83.5<br>7. 2012 Joe Flacco - 83.6<br><br>3 of the top 5, eh?</p>— Scott Kacsmar (@ScottKacsmar) <a href="https://twitter.com/ScottKacsmar/status/1756930389480800268?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 12, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
I wonder what Mahomes’ regular season QBR was in 2023 in comparison |
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Uh huh, that's great, considering that ESPN's "two analysts" might literally be two interns jerking each other off in the break room for all you know. Solid reasoning there. I can see now how you arrived at the fallacious conclusion that LeBron was the GOAT. Carry on. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Patrick Mahomes has played 17 postseason games, effectively another full season in the playoffs. His stats…<br><br>• 14-3 record<br>• 422/626 (67.4%)<br>• 4,802 passing yards<br>• 458 rushing yards<br>• 39 passing TDs<br>• 5 rushing TDs<br>• 7 INTs<br><br>Witnessing greatness. <a href="https://t.co/DYoB7Tx2iS">pic.twitter.com/DYoB7Tx2iS</a></p>— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) <a href="https://twitter.com/MySportsUpdate/status/1751956433564794897?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 29, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Yeah, Mahomes doesn’t turn it on in the playoffs. Not at all. |
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Supposedly 70.0 is considered MVP level play. |
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