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Math/Data Science background and education, though here mainly just lurking and following NFL journalists.

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@AtHomeSportShow @ChadwikoTWW This is kinda my thinking. I can't look at that image and say definitively that they were right or wrong.

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@CommanderSpeer @JayDanielsMVP 100% this.

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@IceAndEndzones @Corners589 @NFL @Commanders @NFLFilms he was also out for 2 games that year

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@Washingtonfan80 @grantpaulsen from ChatGPT (assuming it's accurate)

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@CarlMelloEbert @fatts4181 @JayDanielsMVP @BetMGM assuming chat GPT is correct, only Russell Wilson and Geno Smith. Terry has had at least 12.

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@JayDanielsMVP False, but I hope I'm wrong. Only time he's eclipsed that number is back in 2021. Cracked 1100 in 23. Otherwise been under 1000 every other year. I'll be happy to be wrong though. We'll see what a new environment and system does for him. 🤞

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@GoodTimes2024 @ChristianM_28 I think maybe a little nuance here is that FDR actually pushed systemic changes and not just good deeds.

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@alexwinters88 @BleacherReport I have zero opinion or care on this particular topic, but your comment struck me as someone who never bothered to check.

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@Gcarmi21 @ImRantBurgundy chiming in for a sec -- initial thought of 1100 total yds and 7 TDs seemed perfectly reasonable, but now that I think of it, 800 yds also seems fine if he's opening up opportunities elsewhere. Maybe Terry has 1300+ etc. Maybe a better metric is overall offensive output?

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@JayDanielsMVP Billy Kilmer for about half the season, then Theismann took over. ('77)

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@JayDanielsMVP I think the hail mary probably, though had it not been for a botched XP, Terry's late TD vs Dallas. Most fun I've had in a season in years...maybe decades.

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@dougvansant @McConaughey @Commanders Just to add to the stories here, born and raised in South Dakota. First football memory was Darrell Green's punt return in the 87 playoffs, and then Ricky Sanders in SB22. Just luck of the draw, but I've been here ever since, unwavering.

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@john_keim Assuming the quoted text is accurate, his use of the double negative implies at least one hard hit was taken. 😏

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@NBerhane29975 @AdamSchefter https://t.co/N0pee7N8me

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@SaskiaSlovotski @RReynoldsDaily If no one else is responding, I'll recommend "Buried". Early on, I had the same impression of him, but that movie changed my mind....because I only ever saw Van Wilder and Blade 3 prior.

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@FanDuel Not as remembered as anyone on the list, one of the forgotten guys is Chuck Cecil. Not a perennial pro bowler or anything, but feared? Yep.

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@bingbongbills @PFF "By definition"? No, MVP isn't exclusive to offensive players. It's pretty damn rare though. Most recent defensive player I can remember is almost 40 years ago. And a kicker won it a few years before that.

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@discoque90 I was about 10 and a half going into the 87 season, so Jay Schroeder. However Doug's the one I remember most from that time.

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@OurMovieGuide @DiscussingFilm Your state of residence matters. I transferred my membership to a random club in California, then the website gave me the option to cancel online. California has laws similar to what the OP is talking about.

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@NY_Raider @ESPNNFL @81TimBrown Through each of their first 6 seasons, Terry has had over twice as many QBs. And that's assuming at least one of the few Vince Evans passes went to Brown and that Daniels is the only QB who throws to Terry for the rest of this season. Brown played 17 years too.