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The Patriots from 2001-2019:
#1 in points per game
#1 in points per drive
#1 in epa/play
#1 in epa/pass play
#1 in dvoa pass offense
Kenny Lofton 🤺
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Kenny Lofton 🤺
@AnthonyWebster_
🏈 (P(B | A) P(A)) / P(B)
Beantown
Joined January 2017
- Got them digging up wild card games from 16 years ago, incase you’re wondering how last night went for kc fansBrady had 3 picks, a fumble lost and 3.7 yards per attempt vs the Ravens in the wildcard in 2009
- 87.5 QBR on 50 pass attempts No run game to speak of, no yac help Had to navigate Seattle’s cover 3 like robbing a bank with 1000 angled lasers in every direction. Just a beast of a performance9 years ago today Super Bowl 49 here is the full game-winning touchdown drive
- Hey everyone, good evening. Here is every play, unedited, of the chiefs go ahead td drive.
00:00Where was this national outcry when the Patriots got literally EVERY SINGLE CALL in the 2018 AFCC? Funny to me how different the energy is when the Chiefs are the ones that advance. - AFC championship game Steelers: Pats: Antonio brown Danny Amendola Le’veon Bell Chris Hogan Martavis Bryant James White
- This Brady chant doesn't get talked about enough. Crowd chanting his name in a tie game 4th q of Super Bowl as he chases ring #6. Then goes 4/4 on the drive to take the lead. Iconic.
00:00 - Yea yea playoff wins are dumb, but you see great qbs like dak and lamar struggling to win just one, and all timers like Manning with just 14 Brady’s THIRTY FIVE should mean something. It is bewilderingMost QB Wins Playoff History: Tom Brady 35 Joe Montana 16 Peyton Manning 14 John Elway 14 Terry Bradshaw 14 Brett Favre 13 Ben Roethlisberger 13 Patrick Mahomes 12 Mahomes will be 2nd all-time before he's
- 20’ tampa playoff 23’ kc playoff 30.8 pts scored 22.2 pts scored 19.5 pts allowed 15 pts allowed
- 38 rosters in the superbowl since 2006. The 37th and 38th ranked defenses were quarterbacked by Tom BradyAll SB teams since 2006 based on their play throughout the season and the playoffs before the SB. (the off and def strengths are adjusted for opponents faced and are normalized within the respective season) What sticks out to me: The Chiefs always face elite teams in the SB.
- Tom Brady and Belichick are 28-10 in the playoffs, 73.7 win %. If you extrapolate that to a 16 game season, they'd win 11.79 games per season. Essentially, if the Patriots played a full season against only playoff teams, they'd still get to almost 12 wins a season.
- The Bucs scored 30+ in all 4 playoff games, Brady was the most efficient passer of all playoff qbs, and nobody gives a shit lol
