Your "so many reasons" why the #1 WR received the most targets is only one reason? And that one boils down to one target at the end of one game in 202...

Such as?

First, the RB's didn't combine for 158 yards. The entire fuggin' team didn't run for 158 yards. Second, the $275M QB and his 30 QBR was the biggest cu...

Yeah, it's no coincidence that Bowles best record came when he had the 4th scoring offense led by Duuuuuuuuuval.  

I expect nothing less from the transformational Head Coach that parallels with Tony Dungy. As the leghumper says, IBWT  

Pure luck could have happened at any point in the game for the defense. It didn't. Having to rely on pure luck is a problem.   Asking fo...

The offense did not give Washington a "free 7" points. There was no pick-six or scoop-and-score. The defense is allowed to get a turnover and/or hold ...

For context at how awful this is, here the worst 3rd down conversion rates in the entire NFL the last five years: 2021 - 49.8% 2022 - 50.0% 2023...

Yup. I'll update a previous post: Allow me to push back on the salary cap limitations. Here the contracts handed out since Todd Bowles arrived and w...

I've got some late breaking news: it turns out the football professionals do call that a drive, as Washington is credited with 8 drives, while Tampa o...

What do football professionals like yourself call it? Was the following 10-play, game-winning FG drive a "drive" or was that something else too?

And then they scored 10 points on their next two drives. If only the game ended with 12 minutes left in the fourth quarter. Unfortunately, it does n...

Allow me to answer, since you forgot to: Zero forced turnovers. Zero forced punts. 55% conversion allowed on 3rd/4th down. Marvelous defensive...

It was 71.6% to 51.1%, per ESPN Analytics. But yes, when the defense gets turnovers, it helps their team win. How many turnovers did Tampa's defense...

You can never question the leghumping skills of the loon. First-team All-Pro. Elite.