Spice Adams

You hadn't had Matthew Stafford throw an interception in 10 weeks.

Right.

I believe that turnovers are largely lucky.

There are some instances.

For example, the Jets have been bad this year, at least in part, because before last week, I think they caused one turnover.

But I don't actually think the causing of turnovers is an ability.

You go ahead and look at, for example, go ahead and help me this year with the randomness of football turnovers, given that

I thought that the Jets and the Steelers were going to have good defenses this year because they had good defenses last year.

But I don't actually believe that unless you have a pass rush, like unless you have what they have in Denver, I don't believe that turnovers are a recreatable thing.

For example, that Chiefs-Dallas game.

The Chiefs-Dallas game that got decided with the Cowboys winning.

You tell me whether you think the turnover, the fumble at the end of the game that the Cowboys did not actually lose, you think that that's an ability?

What Turpin did there?

So let's examine this for a second because I do believe there is a large element of luck with forced turnovers everywhere except where it regards pass rush.

Because if you have pass rush that you can get, that is a disruption of

That is something that can be forced upon the other team.

It can also make your secondary a great deal better because if you have pass rush, we all know what that is.

But I am not that impressed with Carolina's pass rush.

They were good against the Rams.

I thought Stafford had a bad game.