Amazing fumble stats on the Cheaters

[imbondz]

Tom Brady

2006 Stats - 3529 YDS 24 TDS 12 INTS
2007 Stats - 4806 YDS 50 TDS 8 INTS


**** this guy so much.

Lol. What are a manning stats during that same period?

[Joe Fo Sho]

Lol. What are a manning stats during that same period?

Peyton Manning

2006 Stats - 4397 YDS 31 TDS 9 INTS
2007 Stats - 4040 YDS 31 TDS 14 INTS

Manning has been pretty consistent during his career with the Colts, usually hovering around 4200 YDs plus or minus a couple hundred and 26-33 TDs, except in 2004 when he had 49 TDs. His stats exploded when he got to Denver, obviously.

[Strongman]

Lol. What are a manning stats during that same period?

Peyton Manning

2006 4397 YDS 31 TDS 9 INT
2007 4040 YDS 31 TDS 14 INT

[Lucidvizion]

They should kick the Patriots out of the NFL and create a new expansion team. I'm completely disgusted.

[Strongman]

They should kick the Patriots out of the NFL and create a new expansion team. I'm completely disgusted.

I'd rather see Kraft be forced to sell his team, give him back his original investment minus whatever fines he should pay, and the rest of the money used to reimburse the fans of other teams.

[DynaPaul]

I'd rather see Kraft be forced to sell his team, give him back his original investment minus whatever fines he should pay, and the rest of the money used to reimburse the fans of other teams.

Kraft is the Emperor and Belichick Darth Vader. Tom Brady is just Darth Maul waiting to be cut in half.

[Ingtar33]

fantastic statistical analysis.

[Generalissimus Gibby]

They should kick the Patriots out of the NFL and create a new expansion team. I'm completely disgusted.

Move the Rams to L.A and move the Cheaties to St. Louis and call them the Stallions, and make those blue and red seats at the Ed make sense.

[YardRat]

I'd rather see Kraft be forced to sell his team, give him back his original investment minus whatever fines he should pay, and the rest of the money used to reimburse the fans of other teams.

A law firm with their eyes on getting 'on the map' could get some decent pub with a class action lawsuit against the NFL.

Hit the league where it hurts...in the pocket book. Reimbursement for public funds poured into stadiums over the years, fraud, the threat against their anti-trust status...

[trapezeus]

A law firm with their eyes on getting 'on the map' could get some decent pub with a class action lawsuit against the NFL.

Hit the league where it hurts...in the pocket book. Reimbursement for public funds poured into stadiums over the years, fraud, the threat against their anti-trust status...

i suspect the legal team of the NFL is ready to take this on and dismiss it immediately, but it would be awesome. i'd sign on. i can calculate my season ticket purchases, souveniers, etc, get a cost i paid expecting fair football to only be handed the WWE. i'd be ready to sign right now for 75% of that cost.

[Strongman]

A law firm with their eyes on getting 'on the map' could get some decent pub with a class action lawsuit against the NFL.

Hit the league where it hurts...in the pocket book. Reimbursement for public funds poured into stadiums over the years, fraud, the threat against their anti-trust status...

If the money is there, the lawyers will follow.

On a side note, I think it's interesting that the Nevada US Senators are turning their attention to the NFL. I'm sure Vegas is losing money on this.

http://www.politico.com/story/2015/0...er-114513.html

[Lucidvizion]

I'd rather see Kraft be forced to sell his team, give him back his original investment minus whatever fines he should pay, and the rest of the money used to reimburse the fans of other teams.

**** Kraft too. I'd rather see him stuck with a worthless football team that no longer has an NFL revenue stream but still has contractual obligations to pay out to players and staff.

[Mr. Pink]

Steven Ridley apparently missed the memo about the deflated balls.

9 fumbles in 52 games

[Lucidvizion]

One could only imagine how many he'd lose with properly inflated balls.

[Oaf]

For those on twitter, etc, we've got to do our part to build the sharpfootball traction so other writers take notice (though I'm sure it can on its own).

[Strongman]

Steven Ridley apparently missed the memo about the deflated balls.

9 fumbles in 52 games

The question is would he have even more fumbles if he was on another team?

[Oaf]

http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...m/blog/?p=2932

[Mr. Pink]

Brady fumbled in week 3 vs the Raiders - recovered himself

Jamie Collins (LB) fumbled in week 5 vs the Bengals - team recovered

Brady fumbled in week 8 vs the Bears, RB james White recovered

James Develin (FB) fumbled in week 9 against Denver, own recovery

Danny Aiken (LS) fumbled in week 12 against Detroit, punter recovered

Julian Edelman fumbled week 15 against Miami, own recovery

6 total fumbles at home, 10 total fumbles away for the year. Not a huge variation.

In comparison their opponents fumbled 19 total times on the year. For a Bills comparison, the Bills fumbled 22 times on the year, and their opponents 20 times.

The fumbling thing is much ado about nothing, imo.

[Strongman]

Brady fumbled in week 3 vs the Raiders - recovered himself

Jamie Collins (LB) fumbled in week 5 vs the Bengals - team recovered

Brady fumbled in week 8 vs the Bears, RB james White recovered

James Develin (FB) fumbled in week 9 against Denver, own recovery

Danny Aiken (LS) fumbled in week 12 against Detroit, punter recovered

Julian Edelman fumbled week 15 against Miami, own recovery

6 total fumbles at home, 10 total fumbles away for the year. Not a huge variation.

In comparison their opponents fumbled 19 total times on the year. For a Bills comparison, the Bills fumbled 22 times on the year, and their opponents 20 times.

The fumbling thing is much ado about nothing, imo.

Fair enough. Please go to http://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/blog/?p=2932 and explain, exactly, where his methodology and analysis is faulty.

[Meathead]

well youre not factoring in that belichick is such a total genius that he wills his team not to fumble