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Washington was the healthiest team in the division. That's about what it boils down to.

Snyder did that for years though. Cerrato was a bad GM but he had come up through the ranks with SF. He hired real head coaches like Schottenheimer and Gibbs and it consistently failed. I don't think he's changed at all he just finally made a few right moves. They win the east one year when the...

side note people are getting way too excited about the skins sneaking into the playoffs like this is proof they're on the right track and we should be imitating them. A year ago we thought the Lions were poised to be a powerhouse, every year we see this stuff. Lets not kneejerk and believe they...

I feel like that's a little beneath him.

It is embarassing but at this point I'm willing to try anything. Anything other than what we've been doing.

It has fucking nothing to do with a coach keeping romo in line our getting the most out of him. the only way to keep a qb as good as romo out of the playoffs is to play such terrible defense that his efforts just aren't good enough. Holy fuck how hard is this to understand?

I watched it. You can exculpt my lily white ass.

I like how I'm responding with facts and you're responding with dave winfield analogies and "so what?". We were under "pressure" for two months. Tony played outstanding. Quit acting like the last game of the season is the only one we played where it was do or die and our season was on the line...

I am very fuzzy on this but didn't we allow opening drive scores in our first seven games or something?

Whoever is in charge of getting us defensive turnovers is to blame. There is no bigger correlation to winning - if you have a high QBR as a team and allow a low QBR, you will be in the playoffs a staggering amount of the time. If you fail at either, no matter how good you are at the other, you...

It's a valid comparison because the entire fucking season has played out and the statistical trends are obvious and undeniable. Maybe if the Saints hadn't gone 0-3 (a stretch in which Brees threw 9 INTs, including 5 in a close game against division rival Atlanta) immediately after getting back...

Let's go back to 2011. Of the top 10 rated QBs in the league, ALL made the playoffs except for Romo. The next QB on the list to miss? Phillip Rivers. Dallas and San Diego's DQBR ranking in 2011? 25th and 27th respectively. The other teams who finished 25th or lower in DQBR that season? Buffalo...

Police gotta jack it, too. Never know what's on a flash drive.

The Brees comparison was extremely appropriate for this season because he and Romo were the only two QBs to perform at such a high level and still miss the playoffs. The reason why is obvious, even though you want to ignore it and talk about Dave Winfield. In addition, Brees is one of the few...

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That's not accurate but you have to look at almost the entire rest of the team before you look at Romo. Look at the teams surrounding us in the statistical categories that most correlate to winning in the NFL. Passer rating allowed - we are bottom five. The others? NO, OAK, PHI, KC. One team...

I agree except idk why you just won't go 10/10. That movie was perfection.

It's kind of a boring story made watchable by the best acting you'll see in a movie this year. Kind of felt like watching the greatest school play in history. I liked it. Didn't love it. Tommy Lee Jones was outrageously good in it though.

I don't think defenses will learn to stop it so much as the offenses will learn that it's a bad idea to run it when their QBs are out for 4-6 weeks every season.

This is the kind of content and well thought out analysis I log in for.