Week 16: Broncos Is Caleb Spelled Like Joe Judge Scrawled It On A White Board
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Right after the FG miss, it didn’t take a lip reading expert to make it out: “Fuck! Goddamnit!”
He was actually worse as a rookie (53% on FGs). Three years later he was pretty good in MIN (77%).
What Eisen didn't tell you...
View: https://twitter.com/DakRandall/status/1739120554571915756
Looks like the Patriots had 12 defenders on the field before calling that timeout. Called a timeout earlier in the game when they only had 10 on the field.
View: https://twitter.com/DakRandall/status/1739120554571915756
Looks like the Patriots had 12 defenders on the field before calling that timeout. Called a timeout earlier in the game when they only had 10 on the field.
Russ tucking the ball then running in circles with no intention of throwing it away.... a classic
Meh, Ryland is 19/20, that's pretty good by 2023 NFL standards.
Ryland has been bad at FGs, if this team was better he'd have been cut, but it's the FGs that is the issue. Tonight was his first XP miss and it was a bad snap.
Aubrey was under contract in the USFL at the time of the draft
he’s been a great story but a 28 year old who had no NFL interest in 2022 and missed a few kicks in the USFL was hardly a good bet to succeed in the NFL.
Ryland has been abysmal but the vast majority of rookie kickers are awful and there really doesn’t seem to be any way to judge which guys can handle the mental part of the game.
And while Ryland is likely to continue to be awful, Vinatieri and Koo are obvious examples of guys who missed a ton of kicks early and figured it out in time.
It’s rare to have a rookie kicker do well so hopefully the Pats try to bring in a proven mediocrity veteran rather than go the youngster route again (or bring in an undrafted guy as competition)
Not a reverse jinx post, that you know of.
View: https://twitter.com/ByChrisMason/status/1739121912444240292
Denver's longest drive of the night has been 36 yards.
View: https://twitter.com/ByChrisMason/status/1739121912444240292
Denver's longest drive of the night has been 36 yards.
