Phil Riewer
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ORIGINAL: David F. Stats don't equal points. Points help get wins. Wins > stats. We needed a defensive score to beat the worst team in the league (Carolina) and the Bears after we knocked out their starting QB. An average QB that spikes the ball near the goal line with time running out gets a win vs the Chargers. With Cousins 20.13 points per game, 4-4. With a pile of crap-ups: 19.86 points per game, 3-4. You know that points wasn't the reason we lost: Plays and TOP---both were 65% Lions. Points don't matter when you throw 4 INTs and don't take care of the ball. If you watched the game you could see that Detroit wanted the ball first to wear down our defense (which it did). Their QB didn't throw for many stats but he found the open guy sometimes in the third read and changed the running play and line protection. Feel free to stick with the PPG theory of offense. It actually was a well coached game by KOC...Mullins didn't see the wide open Powell on the last play he threw for an INT to JJ. To be in a game where you can't run, your qb had 4 ints, lost his #2 and #3 weapons, and lost his #3 CB, #2 DE/OLB, and still could have pulled the game out if he would have thrown to Powell.
< Message edited by Phil Riewer -- 12/26/2023 1:46:42 PM >
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