Pete Carmichael analytics show you something.

K Major · 02-01-2024, 12:28 PM

Originally Posted by Boston Saint

I probably won’t be able to think of a good way to phrase my thoughts without someone coming down on me, but I’ll give it a try.

I think an overlooked part of the “downfall” has been injury…especially to the QBs as a result of injuries and poor play by the Oline. The team finished well(top 10 I think) in scoring by the end of the year. IMO That’s partially because Carr finally got relatively healthy by the last 5 or so games of the season.

Didn’t the Browns lose their stud RB (Chubb) in week 2? Then lose a stud TACKLE (Conklin)? Then have to call on old man Flacco @ QB?

I don’t believe any NFL team was hit as bad with injuries than the Browns yet they found a way in to post season.

Saints couldn’t even capitalize on having a soft schedule.

Yet here we are … again.

02-01-2024, 12:28 PM	#19
K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,830 Blog Entries: 3	Re: Pete Carmichael analytics show you something. Originally Posted by Boston Saint I probably won’t be able to think of a good way to phrase my thoughts without someone coming down on me, but I’ll give it a try. I think an overlooked part of the “downfall” has been injury…especially to the QBs as a result of injuries and poor play by the Oline. The team finished well(top 10 I think) in scoring by the end of the year. IMO That’s partially because Carr finally got relatively healthy by the last 5 or so games of the season. Didn’t the Browns lose their stud RB (Chubb) in week 2? Then lose a stud TACKLE (Conklin)? Then have to call on old man Flacco @ QB? I don’t believe any NFL team was hit as bad with injuries than the Browns yet they found a way in to post season. Saints couldn’t even capitalize on having a soft schedule. Yet here we are … again. Sinner likes this.