68.3 and 13

[BmorePat87]

(01-17-2021, 03:58 AM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: There's SO many things that are just wrong in this post. If you're going to make a snarky reply comment, at least know what words are.

I said 135 yards on 23 TOUCHES, not rushing yards, and not carries. You were busy trying to protect Lamar with some P&R racial strawman bullshit to explain away criticism for a career 68.3 QB Rating in the postseason and throwing what was essentially a game-ending pick six on a terrible read with minimal effort to make the tackle afterwards that you didn't even bother reading.

Glad you only looked at half the words in my post before giving your clearly well thought out reply, though.

I assumed you 1) knew Patrick Ricard was a FB (and wouldn't have left his catch out) and 2) wouldn't try to include receptions as an argument that all blame falls solely on Lamar (given that you'd have to credit him with passes made to the backs while also acknowledging the drops made by them too). 

Including the performance of the backs in the passing game as part of your argument against Lamar would be odd given that they caught passes at the exact same rate as the receivers, the majority of passing yards to the backs came from Lamar rather than from Huntley at the end when the Bills D was allowing the dink and dunk passes, and Dobbins' dropped pass on 3rd down led to the botched punt which led to the Bills scoring a FG.

It's hard to imagine anyone pointing to Dobbin's 30 yard pass from Lamar, in which Lamar escaped pressure as his O line collapsed and hit Dobbins for the first down, and using that as an argument for Lamar being the only person to blame for the team losing. 

For those reasons, I figured you just meant rushes and erroneously believed that Huntley was a RB because otherwise you're arguing against yourself, because no one who is actively acknowledging the role that the entire offense plays in executing their game plan could put the blame on one player. 

However, if that's the case, though, and you are indeed acknowledging the involvement of all parties in the passing game, then I am glad we agree that it was a failure beyond just Lamar and includes all aspects of the team outside of the "shining star" (as I described them) defense.