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🚨 The NFL Team tier list Megathread
We are making a Megathread for all NFL team tier lists here to deal with the influx of spam. Any standalone posts dealing with this content will be removed and redirected here to prevent the overflowing of spam and keep our feed clean. submitted by /u/Stock-Memory9483 [link] [comments]
[Kapadia] Over the last two years, among 78 qualifying quarterbacks, Shedeur Sanders’ 2025 performance ranked 77th in EPA per pass play. The only performance that was worse statistically? Deshaun Watson’s 2024, which ranked 78th.
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Deshaun Watson in first practice since being named starting QB
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Why are you still a Browns fan?
I like the Browns. At least the idea of them. The history and all that. I also understand staying fiercely loyal to one team. But at some point I think I'd have to move on, not because they're bad at football all the time but it's like they have no respect for their fans. So I guess I'm wondering why you're still a fan? submitted by /u/Personal_Career7057 [link] [comments]
How long would it take you to win an NFL game as a starting QB? (Live, Die, Repeat Rules)
In "Live Die Repeat" (or "Edge of Tomorrow"), Tom Cruise's character jumps back to a specific spot in time every time he dies. In the NFL version, every time you are benched, injured, or lose the game... you jump back to the opening kick-off as the starting QB. You retain all your knowledge of the previous attempts, including muscle memory. How long until you win the game? (assume coach is willing to give you the same amount of opportunity to stay in the game as he would a normal starting QB.) As an over-weight, broken, middle-aged, white man, I think it would take at least 1,000 reps. I could memorize what the other team was doing on offense and inform the defense. So we could score points on D and I could become a hand-off machine. I still think it would take me hundreds of reps to understand the play calls and be able to execute an NFL handoff successfully enough to not get benched. submitted by /u/gleepglop4lyfe [link] [comments]
