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Miami is a pretty mediocre P5 team carried by a #1 overall pick type of QB. Subtract Cam Ward and replace him with Average Joe P5 QB and they have 3 or 4 losses.

People still argue about teams getting snubbed from a 64 team basketball tournament field (sorry, play in games are still play in games in my book). There's always going to be snubs but I feel like a 12 team field is going to include everyone with a legitimate chance to win it all.

I'm just glad he's alright. Anything that looks neck related and has you leaving on a backboard is scary.

There were more ref huddles in our game yesterday than you'd normally see in a full week's worth of games. It was ridiculous.

Mack Brown has backed off that return talk now saying his focus is on State and not the future. If we win he'll be back for sure. A competitive loss and he's probably back. But if we aren't competitive I think he's probably out. So with that said, as hard as this is to say... State PLEASE best the poo out of us. Embarrass us. Taunt. Celebrate. Turn Keenan red. Save us from ourselves!

Three straight is a tremendous stretch. He had a good game yesterday. Let's see what he does going forward.

Zero quality wins and two bad losses. Not even in the conversation.

True. But he probably wasn't even getting drafted as a QB at Bama. Riley turned him into a Heisman contender and a 2nd round pick. He probably fell out of the 1st solely because that Bama tape existed. LOL

Milroe needs to get with Lincoln Riley. He looks just like the Bama version of Jalen Hurts. He looks like a talented athlete who needs to be playing a different position. Riley turned Hurts into a legitimate QB.

The lack of generations of history is fair. That's a very real factor. The whole "transplant city" thing isn't. Every city that is growing substantially is a transplant city. Go out to Denver and try to find somebody who was born and raised in Denver.

Yessir, great white knight. Sorry for bringing up relevant numbers that provide perspective. Sleep tight tonight. You have a long day of defending Bryce's honor ahead of you tomorrow. Want some more relevant numbers? Bryce completed 60% of his passes today, his season average. Legette caught 67% of his targets.

Other posters have posted the numbers. They are what they are. About what I expected. If you looked at the times Legette was open and Bryce just flat out missed in a clean pocket it would probably be a similar number. That's why Leggete's catch rate and Bryce's completion percentages are mirror images of one another.

If Barkley wasn't in the MVP conversation before tonight he's definitely in it after tonight.

It makes me interested to see what he does going forward. Nothing more, nothing less. He had a good game against a good team. Right now that's a massive anomaly in his career. So let's see what happens going forward.

Rookies gonna rookie. Legette looks like he belongs which is all I'm really looking for in a rookie. Which is also a lot more than we could say for Bryce in pretty much all but a small handful of games. And saying "handful" is honestly being generous.

Everything I'm seeing is just speculating that it feels imminent which it does.

Sean McVay has some Mike Shula in him. Bro, your OL is trash. The ball needs to come out fast. But he just keeps dialing up downfield routes.

What you're calling "drops" are contested catches. We either have other guys open that Bryce is missing or Bryce trusts Legette to win. Either way, contested catches are obviously going to have a lower conversion rate. This is what a "drop" looks like

Honestly Cooper Kupp should've won the MVP in 2021. Dude has almost 2000 and 16 YDs. The Rams' second leading receiver had 800 yards and 6 TDs.

Seems about right. Legette has dropped a few and failed to catch some he could've caught but they really don't count contested catches as "drops". A drop is a ball you'd expect some random dude out of the stands to catch. Open and right on the hands. I vocally did not want Legette in the draft and I've honestly been pleasantly surprised so far. I wanted Ladd McConkey and still think he should've been the pick. I do think Legette has a higher ceiling though.

With the new rules leading to a pass happy league I don't know if a non-QB will ever win it again. RBs used to win it fairly regularly but it's been 11 straight years of QBs. Lawrence Taylor was the last defensive MVP and that was damn near 40 years ago. Side note... I didn't realize Brett Favre won three straight MVPs. Damn

MVP isn't about the best player in the league. It's about the best player out of the SB contenders. He's gotta be in the mix though. My top five would probably be Allen, Lamar, Mahomes, Goff, and Barkley

Not sure but he's catching 60% of his targets. Bryce is completing 60% of his attempts. Fits like a glove.

More like Mike fuging Shula. The Falcons did us a massive favor in denying us an undefeated season. They showed us what the Temu version of Von Miller could do to Mike Remmers. Mike Shula was like... nah, just a fluke. I'm sure the guy that got turned into a speed bump by Vic Beasley will be fine against Von Miller.

Props to 'em. They went all in and won the jackpot. Sure wish we had done that when we had a QB.