AFC North Defenses: 2015

[BmorePat87]

(07-08-2015, 11:18 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: Hill gets better as he gets more carries because, even if you stop him on 10 carries, he wears you down and eventually breaks an 80 yarder.

(07-08-2015, 01:38 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: So the one time that happened ever? The difference between Todd Davis and CJ Mosley is that Mosley doesn't miss his tackle and the result of the play is a 3 yard loss by Hill and not a TD.

(07-08-2015, 10:25 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: When has it ever happened?  Watch this at 37 seconds and watch him just break a 60 yarder in the fourth quarter when the defense was so worn down that they couldn't stop him.  He had a good game before that, too, but he just kept getting stronger as the game went on.

(07-08-2015, 10:56 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: I'm not an expert, though I am currently teaching Algebra for summer school, but I don't think 60=80

(07-08-2015, 11:31 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: I hope you don't teach any word problems with statistics or distances because it was more like 65, but it was the same principle because big ol' #79 couldn't have caught him with 15 extra yards, and I'm sure someone will say "oh, so a 5 yard touchdown run is the same as an 80 yard run?"  But that's hilarious and not even anywhere near accurate because the defenses would have been different for a 5 yard run, whereas if everything played out the same on an 80 yard run, it would have looked the exact same with the same defense, whereas the entire defense and defenders would have been in a different position if it were from the 5

Once again, diverge the thread into something that's safer for you because I supplied what you asked for in a manner that acted as if I couldn't do it. 

Is he serious? He implied that Hill regularly breaks off 80 yarders. So I responded by confirming that he's discussing the ONE TIME he ever has. So his response to me was telling me about a 60 yarder? Then when I remind him that 60 =\= 80, he tells me it was a 65 yarder as if I'm the one who originally said it was 60... And then tries to explain how it's essentially no different from a 80 yarder. That's cool, just next time say 60 yarder and not 80, lol.



Also if you tell me he'll break off an 80 yarder if he rushes more than 10 times, make sure he has more than one 80+ yard run in the 9 games he carried more than 10 times. Hell, he only had 3 60+ yard runs in those 9 games, so even that makes no sense.

Also, Forsett is relevant because I'm showing you that despite Forsett having the most big runs in the league last year, I'm not saying silly things like "he's going to break off an 80 yarder!"

Lol what is wrong with this guy?