2021 Season | Week 18 | Gameday Chatter Thread | Cowboys @ Eagles | 1/8/22

[boozeman]

 

[p1_]

 

[boozeman]

 

[Genghis Khan]

Eskin is the Skip Bayless of Philly. His hot takes are less than worthless.

 

[Genghis Khan]

Eagles 0-7 against teams with a winning record. Eskin better take his fur coat and worry about his own problems.

 

[p1_]

What, a Kelvin Martin on a team that isn't a dominating run team?

I thought you called him Kmart.

 

[boozeman]

 

[Genghis Khan]

 

[p1_]

NFL records set:

First team in history to have:

A 4000 yard passer,
a 1000 yard rusher,
a 1000 yard receiver
a player with 10 plus sacks
a player with 10 plus interceptions

 

[p1_]

Kai Forbath - Wikipedia

my ass is on the phone ta-day.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

More like younger, hungrier RBs with more burst and agility FTW

Yeah the young guys padded that a bit with their runs at the end.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

NFL records set:

First team in history to have:

A 4000 yard passer,
a 1000 yard rusher,
a 1000 yard receiver
a player with 10 plus sacks
a player with 10 plus interceptions

The 10 INTs is the rare one in that.

 

[p1_]

i havent seen it posted, but this new hat with the upside down 'Dallas' is greatness. Marketing genius at work.

 

[Genghis Khan]

NFL records set:

First team in history to have:

A 4000 yard passer,
a 1000 yard rusher,
a 1000 yard receiver
a player with 10 plus sacks
a player with 10 plus interceptions

Eh. I feel like this is a Diggs stat, not a team stat. None of the rest are rare and I'd bet plenty of teams have had the other 4 in the same season, including this season.

Even 4000 yards passing, which is the other standout stat, or at least used to be - at least 10 QBs will have 4000 yards passing this year.

As a crazy aside, it looks like there are going to be more 4000 yard passers than 1000 yard rushers this season. Given the state of the NFL, rushing for 1000 yards is more impressive nowadays. I believe last year was the first time this happened and it's happening again this season. Truly a new era and we should probably adjust the way we look at these things.

 

[p1_]

The 10 INTs is the rare one in that.

is the rest of it a common thing? wow.

 

[p1_]

I feel like this is a Diggs stat, not a team stat.

Each stat is an individual stat. None of them is a team stat.

 

[Genghis Khan]

Kai Forbath - Wikipedia

my ass is on the phone ta-day.

I don't know. He hasn't so much as attempted a meaningful kick in over a year. Not sure I want to potentially put the season on that.

Unfortunately I think we just have to hope Zuerlein hits his kicks or at least isn't really needed.

 

[Rev]

93-47

 

[Genghis Khan]

Each stat is an individual stat. None of them is a team stat.

Meaning take Diggs' stat away and I'd bet this was done before. Diggs' is the only real outlier here.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

is the rest of it a common thing? wow.

I mean 4000 yards passing has become the new 3000 yards passing. But Dak cleared it by a wide margin and only played 16 games this season.

If you have 4000 yards passing odds are you'll have at least one guy with 1000 yards receiving.

So yeah that's pretty common.

1000 yards rushing isn't anything special but with teams using multiple backs it seems like it's actually becoming less common.

The 10 INTs is the real rare thing. Most seasons there probably isn't even an NFL player with 10 picks.