Funniest outcome of the season by the way is the Los Angeles Chargers running the table and getting railed in a playoff game, Herbert no playoff wins headed into year 8 but the greatest midseason turnaround ever. Podcasts would feast
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Which QBs are getting help from their supporting cast?
Factors:
— Pressure (%)
— Drop (%)
— Average Target Separation
— YAC/Reception
Starting to think it's this simple if everyone else sucks on the football team there aren't a lot of examples of even average play from the offense as a whole (obviously not, if there are many bad players this should've been obvious but everyone overlooked it including me)
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My ongoing theory is just that the good NFL QBs generally are just throwing to the guys who are open.
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Hmmm best qb in the world plays worse than Herbert in Herbert like conditions
One to forget for Kansas City!
The Chiefs had their joint-fewest points (3), fewest Red zone drives (0), and 2nd-fewest yards (213) in any of the 153 games started by Patrick Mahomes, regular season or playoffs.
Mahomes was pressured on 19 of 36 dropbacks (53%), the 4th-highest pressure rate in a game in his career, regular season or playoffs.
We can dick around online and realize how much OSU's finest could change this team, but Jim and Justin are absolutely not going to just go lose games unless the team literally dies around them (it has so far)
I’m not gonna pretend like I’m fully rooting for the chargers to go winless but everything is kind of falling their way to secure the #1 pick. What’s ONE bad year? Who cares? Well me, kind of, but the opportunity can’t be overstated.
Hey Luka if you're gonna give me 40+% from 3 on 13 fuckin attempts a game at your difficulty we can have some conversations man
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Tampa is winning a game by 30 with 60 passing yards, chargers have no other way to compete besides the qb being perfect
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Trading Justin Herbert because the Chargers aren’t winning is like replacing the engine because the tires are flat.
The gamble isn’t just finding another franchise QB. It’s spending years and draft capital trying to replace something you already have, while the original problems remain.
From 2002–2023, FOX Sports classified 39 of 61 first-round QBs as misses (64%).
Trading Herbert doesn’t solve your roster problems. It just adds QB to the list.
