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Originally posted by sasquatch672😠you're lucky this doesn't have seemed to have cost me my fantasy football win this week... otherwise i would've had to come over there and kick your ass for gloating 😛
Eli...oh Eli...you could have slid. Instead, you pull the most unathletic, awkward-looking flop-dive and cause yourself to fumble the ball. I love you baby...not really. The Eagles OWN you, sweetpea...
Originally posted by no1marauderAnd the rest of the Giants performance usually translates to a near perfect record.
It's a miracle that the Giants are 6-4 while leading the league in turnovers. A #1 RB who consistently fumbles and a QB throwing a pick and a half per game usually translates to a Detroit Lion W-L record.
Hence you have a 6-4 team.
Originally posted by sh76The San Diego Chargers are #1 in Total Offense and Total Defense yet they are 4-5. They have a similar turnover differential as the Giants.
And the rest of the Giants performance usually translates to a near perfect record.
Hence you have a 6-4 team.
I'd say the G-Men have been fortunate so far.
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Originally posted by no1marauderThe Chargers are the best example of a team that should be 7-2 or 8-1 and have found more and more inventive ways to lose games. It's not just the turnovers with SD. They've lost games on special teams returns for TDs, missed field goals, etc. I watched the New England game for example. They had one turnover when they didn't bother to chase a dropped backwards screen pass and one where the wide receiver went down to catch a pass and then spun the ball in celebration except, oops, he had not been touched and the play was live. Plus, a potential game tying field goal clanged off the upright.
The San Diego Chargers are #1 in Total Offense and Total Defense yet they are 4-5. They have a similar turnover differential as the Giants.
I'd say the G-Men have been fortunate so far.
SD is hardly a great metric. They've been snake bit (though some due to their own stupidity).