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Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 21/30.3 (69.3%) | 19/26 (73.1%) Yards: 250 | 259 aDOT: 8.4 | 9.2 Touchdowns: 2 | 1 Turnovers: .5 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: .8 | 0 Passer Rating: 113.0 | 101.3 True Passer Rating: 139.2 | 150.2 Time to Throw: 2.61s | 2.77s Time to Pressure: 2.56s | 2.75s Pressure Rate: 30.62% | 33.33% On-Target Rate: 70.5% | 69.2% PPR / BPR: 9.2%PPR / 8.5%BPR | 8.6%PPR / 8.6%BPR Final Score (Season Average in Italics): First Hal

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 22.6/30.6 (73.9%) | 18/26 (73.3%) Yards: 252.2 | 261 aDOT: 7.3 | 11.3 Touchdowns: 1.4 | 3 Turnovers: .8 | 0 QB at Fault Sacks: 0.63 | 1 Passer Rating: 129.5 | 140.1 True Passer Rating: 105.1 | 194.6 Time to Throw: 2.73s | 3.01s Time to Pressure: 2.55s | 2.45s Pressure Rate: 31.50% | 42.86% On-Target Rate: 65.2% | 75.9% PPR / BPR: 6.7%PPR / 6.7%BPR | 2.5%PPR / 20.0%BPR Final Score (Season Average in Italics):

Game Score: Grading Sheet: Metrics (Season Average in Italics): C/A: 22.8/35.2 (64.8%) | 19/30 (63.3%) Yards: 220.6 | 174 aDOT: 6.7 | 5.7 Touchdowns: 1.8 | 1 Turnovers: 1 | 0 QB at Fault Sacks: 0.6 | 1 Passer Rating: 87.9 | 90.1 True Passer Rating: 105.1 | 98.1 Time to Throw: 2.46s | 2.34s Time to Pressure: 2.27s | 2.46s Pressure Rate: 27.53% | 27.78% On-Target Rate: 58.4% | 63.6% PPR / BPR: 10.7%PPR / 4.5%BPR | 5.1%PPR / 0.0%BPR Final Score (Season Average in Italics): First

Some might say this was a Drake Maye 'coming out' game, seeing as many hasn't seen his game as the Patriots (of recent) don't make their way to primetime football. But for those who keep an eye on him, or watch weekly, this was well overdue. After an up and down 1st half, Maye showcased why he is so highly thought of, taking control and piloting the Patriots to an upset win over the Bills on Sunday Night. While the stat sheet might not exactly show that, the quality of throws

The Lions are rolling, after a Week 1 loss to the Green Bay Packers, the Detroit Lions, fueled by the accurate and efficient play of...

It's good to see Jayden Daniels back at it. After missing two weeks with a knee injury, Daniels made a triumphant return against the...

I will be honest and say I did not expect this outcome, especially with how the 1st half played out. But Nix and the Denver Broncos put together a very good second half (well, mainly 4th quarter) to upset the Eagles in Philly. Nix limited second half mistakes, and put together his best half on the season to recover from a pretty shaky first half to start. This marks his 4th game in a row scoring a "Average" game score after an abysmal -5.00 "Poor" Week 1 showing. Here's the g

The theme for Nix thus far in 2025 has been consistency, or lack thereof. Since an ugly Week 1 performance that saw him chart a -5.00 game score, Nix has played better, but has struggled to play consistent. It seems as if every charted bad play would have it's equal charted good play, leading to game scores that have now been consistently in the "Average" range 3 weeks running. It was clear, however, that this week against the Bengals was his best start of 2025. What does tha

I'm not going to lie, I did not expect the Packers defense to struggle as much as it did. While it was an exciting Sunday night game, it ultimately led to a 40-40 tie. Statistically Love looked great, throwing for over 300 yards and 3 touchdowns on the night. But there' some questions that linger from it. Where has the deep ball gone, or at least, the intermediate? Is this a biproduct of the issues on the offensive line? Let's take a look at the breakdown. Basics (Season Ave

The Cleveland Browns travel to the motor city fresh off their 13-10 upset of the Green Bay Packers. After and impressive 38-30 road win...