DeadsetAce
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- May 31, 2004
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i think many try to "know and understand all the context" (not a shot at you, CP) but no one truly does. there's just too much to consider and cohesively look at. it's literally impossible. people throw out the ranks of team defenses and then kick back with a smile. just another empty stat that lacks context in its own right. division strength, schedule, coaching all get used without context. people throw out "oh but if this play went differently...", or "if the coach didn't kick it there". and so on and so on. there is so much you could look at when comparing different QBs on different teams across different eras. but i guess that's what makes it fun. different folks have different ways of looking at it and rank various factors differently. fun to debate that stuff for days (or years as a few of us have done )
and then you just have the fantasy heads that sort of ruin the whole thing
and then you just have the fantasy heads that sort of ruin the whole thing