Stat Guy
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323 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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But they're called overalls. Yeah, so I might be wearing underalls. Yeah, you're wearing underalls.
Right.
But you're also wearing underwear. So you're wearing underalls over your underwear. You're wearing just undersums.
That's right. After the game, Max, to his credit, he went right into the weight room, started working out, and by working out, I mean just sitting on the bench press, just refreshing Twitter, trying to see if there were any injury news that he could... I did end up... I think I did... I sat there for about an hour and a half, and I think I did...
He was incredible.
He was incredible. I think that scares me because being down our right guard, our best offensive lineman, it's troubling to think about that. That dude scares me. Your offensive line scares me too. He was insane.
But good win. Do you see the graphic that memes posted? He's got a memes graveyard. So these are memes that he constructs. In anticipation of something potentially happening.
And then when it doesn't happen, then he has to just throw them by the wayside. So there's a big graveyard of memes out there that never get used. And the one for the NFC Championship game, if it was going to be Rams versus Commanders, was me for the Commanders and then Big Cat holding up a hand with the pinky cut off for the Rams.
Yeah. Yeah. I honestly didn't know that that was your face.
Sometimes it's hard to beat good teams on the road. That's a fact. And that's what he ran into. Yeah. And the Ravens, to their credit, they did keep running the ball. This is not on hardball like we could say it was last year. This game, I would say it's on two guys. It's probably on Mark Andrews and Lamar. And the fumble that he had, it was a weird fumble. I don't know how he dropped that ball.
He was getting tackled around his legs, and then he just kind of dropped it. He didn't get hit out.
I like that we've got a nice clean hierarchy for now, though, of AFC West quarterbacks.
Or AFC quarterbacks. Yeah. It goes Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson. And then Joe Burrow, if he was in the playoffs, he'd just probably be beating everybody.
It's not just that they passed. They also moved Derrick Henry out to the side where he wasn't even a threat of running the ball. Yeah. They just got him out of the play entirely.
I think there were multiple times where each team was just trying to kill as much of the clock as possible. Right. So scared of the other guy. That was the game plan is like just end with the ball. And I mean, who knows what would have happened if Mark Andrews catches that two point conversion? He should have caught it. It was a very easy catch for him.
But there's still a lot of time left in that game. Yeah. This is growth, though. You want to talk about growth with Josh Allen? Yeah. There was the run that he had. There was four minutes, 15 seconds left in the game. Third and goal from the two-yard line. Josh keeps it, runs up the middle. Yep. And he thinks... He stops himself like mid-action.
He thinks about trying to pitch the ball out of a group of like four Ravens defenders back to James Cook, who's standing like 12 yards away as Josh's arms are tied up. He wanted to do it. And in that moment, Josh was like, you know all the people that think maybe you shouldn't be so reckless with the ball all the time? They're right in this circumstance. And he pulled it in and got tackled. Yeah.
That was third down. Third and goal. Yeah, you're right. You're absolutely right. That's personal growth. Yeah, he was definitely looking to pitch it. And it probably would have ended up costing them dearly. That would have been a tough play to make. So credit to Josh Allen for not matching all the buttons. Yeah, he held on to it. Yeah, what's the just go down button? Why? Yeah. He hit why.
He made the right choice.
They had enough plays where they stopped Derrick Henry for one or two yards and just hit the fuck out of him up the middle. It set a tone for their defense, and Derrick was never, ever... He had a couple nice runs in the open field that they kind of shoestring tackled him on. But if you can prevent him from doing the home run ones where he goes 70 yards, scores a touchdown...
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