SonnyCID
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Luck has more passes, that's why his efficiency and turnovers are worse than Wilson, but he shouldn't he also have more TDs, or is his defense not good enough?
You're a clown. You used to troll the ESPN boards too and tout Manning and Luck. You're just here calling out the fans instead of debating the topic because if you really get to the nitty gritty, Wilson has been a better NFL QB.
Luck is damn good but he has had a propensity for turnovers.
2012 called and they want their facts back....lol
And a majority of football fans are wrong. They lean on stupid nonexistent arguments like, more passes equals worse efficiency (can't back it up though), or Colts defense is horrible (9th in points in 13).
Everyone who follows football knows you do not judge defense on ppg allowed. Best way to judge best offensive & defensive teams is by yards per game
2013 playoffs called, they want those same facts back.
It's common sense. Throw the ball 10 times vs 100 times. I guarantee the player who through the ball 10 times is going to have a better completion percentage, less INTs, avg, etc. conversely the player with with the 100 attempts is going to have more yardage....
You're not serious are you?
Those 7 picks in the playoffs last year jump out.
what facts? The 65:1 Att/Int ratio?? lol
In the 2years with luck, indy finished 26th & 20th in yards per game allowed & 21st & 9th in ppg allowed. This year at the moment they rank 29th in yards allowed & 26th in points allowed
You're not serious are you?
He is until the Saints have top scoring defense, sure it will change then.
So the bears were the 2nd best offense in football last year?
When they talk about best offensive & defensive teams they go by yards per game because points per game can be very misleading. For example last year the Texans finished 24th in points per game allowed but were 7th in yards per game allowed last year.
But I guess you know more than everyone.
That was not his ratio in the playoffs, as much as you may wish it was.
Pay attention.