Warhawk_46
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49ers could really use a roadgrader guard… if possible they should make a play for Quentin Nelson if Indy begins a fire sale.
I noticed on the replay of the Redskins’ touchdown, Luke McCaffrey was WIDE open in the End Zone and Daniels clearly saw and ignored him.
I noticed on the replay of the Redskins’ touchdown, Luke McCaffrey was WIDE open in the End Zone and Daniels clearly saw and ignored him.
He looks like a deer in the headlights. No idea how to manage end of game. Boneheaded throw away on a 4th and 2 earlier in the game as well.Jayden Daniels with another clock management oopsie
Awesome news, thanks for compiling that. Was really hoping we'd be doing a lot better in sacks this year with our lineup but still not doing too bad with Watt at #7, Zach Allen at #8, and Van Ginkel, Hutchinson, and Mason Graham tied for #10. Van Ginkel and Watt the only ones in the top 10 for sacks with an INT as well which really highlights their versatility and play making ability.Touchdown pass leaders after week 6:
We have the top 6!
1. Kirk Cousins, Trevor Lawrence, Brock Purdy (14)
4. Aaron Rodgers, Jared Goff- only 5 games, Tyler Shough (12)
7. Matthew Stafford, Joe Burrow- only 5 games, Drake Maye tied with Jordan Love and Bryce Young- only 5 games (11)
Passing yards leader through week 6:
1. Matthew Stafford (1,794 yards)
Cousins, Allen, Rodgers, Goff, and Lawrence all top 10.
Tackle leaders through week 6:
1. Alex Singleton (68 with a pace of 192)
4. Jacob Rodriguez (57)
5. Carson Schwesinger (56)
8. Payton Wilson (55)
NFL MVP odds:
Josh Allen and Brock Purdy neck and neck for first with Lawrence, Maye, and Burrow in the mix.