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Posted: #26

The Chiefs players cannot stay out of trouble this off-season. How pathetic.

 
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Posted: #27

man i hate to tie up money long term anymore ... hope ya hit a long shot and have fun     peace

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Posted: #28

Quote Originally Posted by PepeFrog:

Chiefs possible 3 peat. I would bet it now in the off season while it's 5 to 1 odds.

You'll most likely be able to get down on some better odds at some point in the first half of the schedule  peace_5  

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@jesron1269

 Steelers my pick of that list for "best value" although if you are playing Seattle I would be looking at Zona 100-1 as well.  

Most of these long shots are good hedge opportunity plays for later in season.  

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don't have a bet but hope atlanta has a special year ... in the good sort of way ....

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Posted: #31

Quote Originally Posted by C-70Blues:

@Raiders22   When that team made it to BB super bowls they we're a running team first and foremost. They finished 2nd in rushing attempts and 31st in pass attempts in 2013 and 1st in rushing attempts and 32nd in pass attempts in 2014. Run first. Pass later. I tried to make this argument on another site to fade the 49ers in the Super Bowl because they finished 32nd in pass attempts in 2023.

Russsell Wilson was tied for 4th in YPPA in 2013. YPPA is a stronger indicator of an effective passing game than Attempts. A high YPPA usually correlates to a high scoring teams. In this case, Seattle led the NFL in scoring. You're selling Wilson's contribution short. He was an integral part of that team's success. He was a good QB in those days.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy_Cats:

Quote Originally Posted by C-70Blues: @Raiders22   When that team made it to BB super bowls they we're a running team first and foremost. They finished 2nd in rushing attempts and 31st in pass attempts in 2013 and 1st in rushing attempts and 32nd in pass attempts in 2014. Run first. Pass later. I tried to make this argument on another site to fade the 49ers in the Super Bowl because they finished 32nd in pass attempts in 2023. Russsell Wilson was tied for 4th in YPPA in 2013. YPPA is a stronger indicator of an effective passing game than Attempts. A high YPPA usually correlates to a high scoring teams. In this case, Seattle led the NFL in scoring. You're selling Wilson's contribution short. He was an integral part of that team's success. He was a good QB in those days.

It started and ended with Marshawn Lynch. Without that running game that YPPA number would have been worse. Much worse. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by C-70Blues:

When the Seahawks made it to BB super bowls it was in spite of Wilson, not because of him. And the numbers back that up.

A statement that could only be made by someone with a sophomoric understanding of football.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy_Cats:

Quote Originally Posted by C-70Blues: When the Seahawks made it to BB super bowls it was in spite of Wilson, not because of him. And the numbers back that up. A statement that could only be made by someone with a sophomoric understanding of football.

 I stand by my statement. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by C-70Blues:

Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy_Cats: Quote Originally Posted by C-70Blues: When the Seahawks made it to BB super bowls it was in spite of Wilson, not because of him. And the numbers back that up. A statement that could only be made by someone with a sophomoric understanding of football.  I stand by my statement.

 

The Seahawks had 2188 rushing yards in 2013. That was 4th in the NFL. Their 4.3 YPR was 12th in the league. Russell Wilson rushed for 539 of those yards on 96 attempts. Without Wilson, their YPR drops to 4.0, tied for 24th in the NFL.

Your claim that they won the Super Bowl in spite of Russell Wilson is ridiculous.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy_Cats:

Quote Originally Posted by C-70Blues: Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy_Cats: Quote Originally Posted by C-70Blues: When the Seahawks made it to BB super bowls it was in spite of Wilson, not because of him. And the numbers back that up. A statement that could only be made by someone with a sophomoric understanding of football.  I stand by my statement.   The Seahawks had 2188 rushing yards in 2013. That was 4th in the NFL. Their 4.3 YPR was 12th in the league. Russell Wilson rushed for 539 of those yards on 96 attempts. Without Wilson, their YPR drops to 4.0, tied for 24th in the NFL. Your claim that they won the Super Bowl in spite of Russell Wilson is ridiculous.

You disagree with me. Message received.

 
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 I’m not a Steelers fan and I agree with your statement. Adding Patrick Queen is a huge addition too

 
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Quote Originally Posted by boro33:

@Buffalobob89074  I’m not a Steelers fan and I agree with your statement. Adding Patrick Queen is a huge addition too
We loved him in Ravenville and hated to see him go.I'm sure he probably had other offers so chances are good he wanted to play there.I wish him the best but man oh man I wish he would have gone elsewhere out of the division.

 
 
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Not this year

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