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Uhh...you realize that he's played since then, right? 9th in the NFL in Y/A? 2nd only to Aaron Rodgers in completed passes where the ball traveled over 20 yards in the air?
C'mon bud, don't sink to that level. The Jets aren't a punching bag this year, that's the other NY team.
Uhh...you realize that he's played since then, right? 9th in the NFL in Y/A? 2nd only to Aaron Rodgers in completed passes where the ball traveled over 20 yards in the air?
C'mon bud, don't sink to that level. The Jets aren't a punching bag this year, that's the other NY team.
...with a Total QBR of 48.0. That would be 21st in the league. Considering the 53% completion percentage and 1:2 TD/INT ratio, I'd say the evidence is piling up in favor of my earlier theory -- at least from a fantasy football perspective.
I agree with you that the Giant suck the hairiest of nuts.
The guy scored over 28 points last week, but I guess that's meaningless.
Edit: also, QBR? C'mon now, that's the biggest crock of sh*t ever.
When you're using him for one week, it is meaningless. I'd go by his average, not by his last performance.
QBR isn't a crock of shit either -- its essentially just football's version of WAR. Assuming QBR is total shit (your words), I still stand by the fact that his completion rate is 53% and a TD/INT ratio of less than one. I will admit for a rookie its not bad, but in the overall picture he's got a long ways to go.
No, QBR is most certainly not the football equivalent of WAR. Do you know the formula for QBR? No. No one does. Because if it came out it'd in all likelihood get torn apart by football analysts. It's a metric that makes Tim Tebow better than Aaron Rodgers.
And for a single-week starter I don't know why you'd take average over previous start and matchup. If the guy has a hot hand, his recent start matters more than the one 3 weeks ago. Geno has a hot hand and Holmes is getting healthier. It's not ideal, but spot-starts rarely are. Also, the gap is getting closer (you're only favored by 3). BE AFRAID!
No, QBR is most certainly not the football equivalent of WAR. Do you know the formula for QBR? No. No one does. Because if it came out it'd in all likelihood get torn apart by football analysts. It's a metric that makes Tim Tebow better than Aaron Rodgers.
And for a single-week starter I don't know why you'd take average over previous start and matchup. If the guy has a hot hand, his recent start matters more than the one 3 weeks ago. Geno has a hot hand and Holmes is getting healthier. It's not ideal, but spot-starts rarely are. Also, the gap is getting closer (you're only favored by 3). BE AFRAID!
QBR sucks. Anytime I'm discussing football and someone brings up QBR, I instantly put them in an ESPN box and discount any "facts" that follow.
Upon further review . . . I retract my previous statement regarding QBR.
However, as a Philadelphian I am required to do this: New York still sucks.
This is what we refer to in the NE as "Little Bro Syndrome." LBS sadly affects hundreds of thousands of sports fans in smaller less important cities like Philadelphia and Boston. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Cap'n, as you try to overcome the fact that you're from a city that might be our third best borough on a good day.
And yet the Patriots could beat the Giants*, Jets, and Eagles about four out of five games.
* = We're not counting Super Bowls, in which Eli Manning gets god powers and pulls a win deep out of his ass.
No, dopey, you can't just not include the most important games of any single season. Titles matter more than you beating the Eagles in a random regular season game that no one gives a sh*t about.
But haven't you learned? Every time Eli Manning gets to the Super Bowl, he has been blessed with the Holy Spirit - sent from God himself to deliver the Lombardi Trophy to the chosen people of New York.
Well, your commentary would mean something if it was the New York Eli Mannings, but it's not.
A whole team of Eli Mannings? That would be sort of entertaining to watch -- 11 guys on the field all making the that same "i dunno" face at Tom Coughlin, who always looks confused (either that or he's looking into the sun all the time).
Oh and Philly may be a smaller city, but at least its not an urban death-maze.
The Giants through Eli are the chosen people. Eli is like Moses, as in he was handpicked by God to lead the chosen people out of the sh*t and into the promised land... and get that big silver trophy.
The Patriots are the Egyptians.
And just for the record, the Jets are the Palestinians.
The Giants through Eli are the chosen people. Eli is like Moses, as in he was handpicked by God to lead the chosen people out of the sh*t and into the promised land... and get that big silver trophy.
The Patriots are the Egyptians.
And just for the record, the Jets are the Palestinians.
The Giants through Eli are the chosen people. Eli is like Moses, as in he was handpicked by God to lead the chosen people out of the sh*t and into the promised land... and get that big silver trophy.
The Patriots are the Egyptians.
And just for the record, the Jets are the Palestinians.
Seeing a Pats fan gripe about preferential treatment is just....wow.
And for a single-week starter I don't know why you'd take average over previous start and matchup. If the guy has a hot hand, his recent start matters more than the one 3 weeks ago. Geno has a hot hand and Holmes is getting healthier. It's not ideal, but spot-starts rarely are. Also, the gap is getting closer (you're only favored by 3). BE AFRAID!
The Giants through Eli are the chosen people. Eli is like Moses, as in he was handpicked by God to lead the chosen people out of the sh*t and into the promised land... and get that big silver trophy.
The Patriots are the Egyptians.
And just for the record, the Jets are the Palestinians.