10-06-2016, 12:40 PM
(10-06-2016, 12:33 PM)Au165 Wrote: Like I said, you can pick and choose stats each time. In both games our offense had less than a 50% 3rd down conversion rate with it at 25% against Pitt. I'd argue if our offense could actually stay on the field then the defense easily did enough to win those games. Also note the 2 turnovers in the Denver game didn't help the defense. It also must be noted that the penalties are probably the biggest weakness of the defense.
As I said stats can be spun however you want. Funny you disregard that your Tannehill statement was you talking out of your ass.
What do penalties have to do with surrendering over 300 yards passing to a first year starting QB, on the road for the first time, to go along with two WR's going for over 100 yards receiving? Just admit, at least for the Denver game, that our D did not play well enough to win. I mean, even you had to cringe when you wrote that and hit submit.
Tannehill had a nice game vs NE. Excellent. Dude still sucks.
