2021 Season Prediction Thread

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(07-18-2021, 04:20 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Pro Football Reference, on the box score for the game. Sure glad you watched the condensed version in order to call it out. I doubt they would have cut out anything in order to... you know, condense.

Again, you split it 5/5, but it's really 5/4.5 and that last .5 he was getting hit a lot.

Knockdowns aren't the same as QB Hits. I'm not sure why you have to act like I am unaware of this when it's your failure to read that's the problem. In the post you quoted to reply to me, I listed both QB Hits and Knockdown % separately earlier in the post. So you read that (or skimmed it) and decided I meant they were the same thing? That's on you for reading something and then assuming something completely different, man. I was talking about just getting hit. Another thing I am aware of is that a QB who gets hit but maintains their balance, or gets hit into an OL and stays upright isn't a "knockdown" but it's still more of a hit than a QB who is throwing off balance and barely gets knocked down or flops trying to draw a flag. Hits are hits, and I don't want my QB taking that many.

I watched the all 22 with the 2nd part of each play being behind the QB as well. Sorry i didn't include that. I have to admit, i ommited it to see how your argument would go and, unfortunately, it went as i thought. 

No matter how many words you use in your post, Burrow was not hit, i.e., tackled or knocked to the ground 14 times. As i said, i went back and watched the game. I'd suggest you do the same before creating a talking point and then having to try and justify/explain/whatever that point when it's proven, beyond the shadow of a doubt, to be incorrect. 

"Hit a lot" is not the same as being tackled or knocked to the ground. And...he actually wasn't, really. 

P.S. Um, i think you typed something about my "failure to read" when i did exactly the opposite of "have to act like i am unaware of this", as i actually said i didn't know if you were aware of what is considered (recorded as) a QB hit, and that i know you knew the difference between an actual hit and a push/bump.