Kenny Pickett

No, I simply disagree with you.

 

Well of course you do. Surprise, surprise, surprise.
What I find the most funny of all this is, I gave information for the players that played here, and what they have done this year. Again let me repeat ......This Year....
I gave Fields, and Wilsons wins, and losses, and I gave Trubisky a NA because he didn't start a game, but he did come in for one, and yet even though everything that I gave was based off this year, and what they have done, the Kenny Pickett parade had to go dig up a game from a different year. LoL
So you go right ahead and disagree. I would expect nothing more.

 

let Devontae Smith tell you who lost that game in his career own words.

https://youtube.com/shorts/KLkK3RxGuMM?si=zILQ49nK0QNhNIkj

 

Felt, unlike you I don't watch Kenny play anymore.

I got more than my fill when he was a Steeler.

PFR (where I get stats from usually) shows fumbles but not fumbles lost in the game logs.

I do find it interesting that you don't count the "almost turnover" against him but you do give him credit for the "almost catch".

It's also pretty hilarious that you're reduced to bragging that Kenny hasn't gotten hurt while sitting on the bench. Not your strongest argument, Felt.

Kenny's snaps since his last injury is: 0 if only in the regular season. 12 if we count playoffs. If I'm reading PFR correctly, those snaps include 5 kneel downs, 1 pass attempt, and 6 handoffs. It's pretty impressive that he handled that workload without getting hurt. Didn't spin to his blind side right into a DL even once on that one pass play. He's almost as durable as Najee was (this part is sarcasm).

 

If we're taking WR's word for who should take the blame for losses, should we also talk to the guys who played the most games with Kenny (DJ and Pickens)?

I'm happy for Kenny that he finally got to play with a WR who knows how to handle PR in Smith.

 

Does he still have the worst TD% since before UFA+Salary Cap?

His time in Philly did bring his career average to 2.0%! His INT% is 1.9%, which I think is at least reasonable...maybe even good.

For context:
Elite decision maker Rodgers has a TD% of 6.1% and an INT% of 1.4%
Gunslinger Ben has a TD% of 5.0% and an INT% of 2.5%

All around bad QB (yes I'm repressing a certain game) Tim Tebow has a TD% of 4.8% INT% 2.5.
Our boy Mitch T, who seemed to throw a pick every time he threw deep middle for us: TD% of 3.9% INT% 2.5.
INT machine Jameis Winston: TD% 4.8, INT% 3.5%!!

Happy too look at other terrible QBs. But all of these guys have a bigger spread TD%-INT% than Kenny does.

 

Someone else's first round Qb playing well against stiff competition…

 

Wait, KPJ is still in the NFL?


(Disclosure: I'm drunk again and genuinely curious what his status is as a Browns QB lol)

 

And bigger hands

 

I wonder if Kenny’s wife just stayed in New Jersey with her family

 

Why should I accept your parameters?

 

Also, the Eagles' defense gave up 22 points in the fourth quarter of that game, but it's the fault of the quarterback who came on in relief. lol

 

I didn’t watch the whole game but I watched that 4th quarter.

You can always tell when someone doesn’t watch a game, just checked the box score and stats.

 

No. That was a comparison about understanding the plays and executing the plays.
If Dobbs truly wanted to know why a certain play was called maybe he should go into coaching. Coaches coach, players play, as the saying goes. QB3 is not getting many snaps, much less secondary coaching. On any team.

 

He was traded to the Raiders before the season started.

 

Why accept any parameters ?
Although it's usually an accepted thing when carrying on a conversation. If I'm talking about trucks that came out in 2025, and discussing them, and their worth, and You coming in with a, what about a truck in 2023 has little to do with the conversation of the trucks in 2025, but Hey, You be You. Twist it to your needs. LoL

 

someone here has

 

Jesus, just goes to show how put of the loop I am with the miserable KJP saga. Thanks for filling me on tho

 

Looking at the play by play, it's kind of crazy.

The Red Skins were -1 in the turnover battle in that quarter too (as long as we don't count the fumble on the final kickoff with 6 seconds left where the Eagles were just lateraling the ball around).

This made me thing that the offense probably looked like Canada+Kenny, but it wasn't as bad as that.

Didn't help that the Eagles couldn't run much clock in their 3 possessions (Punt 2:23, FG 5:18 a good drive, FG 0:55 only forced WAS to use 1 TO).

PHI D gave up two huge plays. A 29 yard run and a 49 yard TD pass. Washington had 4 drives. 11 plays / 61 yards / TD / 4:38. 7 / 87 / TD / 2:04. 3 / 5 / INT / 0:55. 9 / 57 / TD / 1:52.