@DatniggaDay@Falcon_Hawk_ATL@UNOihy@BootKreweMedia That is recency bias. DB literally had some of the worst defenses ever. It wasnt until 2017-2020 when Drew had any help at all defensively. 2009 and 2011 being the exceptions. By the end his arm was a noodle.
@DatniggaDay@Falcon_Hawk_ATL@UNOihy@BootKreweMedia I was thinking of that 2018 offensive line mostly with ram and tstead. MT def doesn’t have the longevity, but a peak season from both is comparable in production.
@DatniggaDay@Falcon_Hawk_ATL@UNOihy@BootKreweMedia And obviously QB>RB. The only real bias is thinking that Julio is miles above MT. I can admit that Bijan is better than AK, but I don’t think that Allgeier is better than Ingram. Olave and London are also more or less in the same boat as MT and Julio. Saints Oline clears tho
@DatniggaDay@Falcon_Hawk_ATL@UNOihy@BootKreweMedia Peak season for peak season, MT and Julio are basically the same. He didn’t go deep bc Brees had a noodle arm by then. Bijan is better, but the saints 1-2 of AK and Ingram was literally one of the best the league has seen. The gap between DB/MR is bigger than Bijan/AK imo.
@Falcon_Hawk_ATL@UNOihy@BootKreweMedia Taking 2016 Brees and peak Michael Thomas over Matt Ryan and Julio any day lmfao. Sean Payton is calling the plays. Armstead and on Ram on either side with peak AK and Ingram. Saints offense has on avg been better than the falcons since 2016.
@Falcon_Hawk_ATL@UNOihy@BootKreweMedia MT clears and Olave clears, AK and Ingram are a better 1-2 punch, and the saints offensive line clears by a mile. Not to mention first ballot HOF Drew Brees. Saints by 1 million
@DollanderSP1@keepquiet25@MATt__0o@CHR1S0LAVE@MayeIsKing_ Saints won 12 games in 2020, Buccs won 11 games. And maybe there’s no 11 win teams since 2021 because the Buccs won 13 games that season? Coincidentally the saints haven’t been good since their HOF QB retired… Broncos were shit for 8 years in a row starting in ‘16 btw.
@CarsonLere@SonoranScoundr1@AvgZing@1eclerc33@sanandreafault Not to mention, Japan has millennia of written record. They’ve known of these quakes for as long as people have been in the area. Not the case for the PNW. Individual preparedness is just as important as retrofitting these buildings.
@CarsonLere@SonoranScoundr1@AvgZing@1eclerc33@sanandreafault Preparing for “the big one” entails preparing for the tsunami as well. But, a 9.0 is still a 9.0, and will absolutely level the 1000+ unreinforced brick buildings in Seattle alone. It may seem redundant and costly, but it can and should be done.
@SonoranScoundr1@CarsonLere@AvgZing@1eclerc33@sanandreafault Yes, well unfortunately for the Japanese, they believed that their fault couldn’t produce a 9.0 quake. Not only that, but the levies that they built to hold back the tsunami actually sank by about 3 feet. Which they didn’t account for…
@CarsonLere@SonoranScoundr1@AvgZing@1eclerc33@sanandreafault Yes, however it’s pretty well documented that the Cascadia subduction zone can and will produce a quake much larger than the San Andreas. What we will see in the PNW will be similar to what we saw with the 2011 Japan quake. Except Japan was “ready”. Unlike the PNW