Anonymous #1 7w

Two posts is spam?

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Anonymous #2 7w

Madden has absolutely never given those kinds of ratings to guys after just 1 year of play. This is just how madden ratings work. Also, Carter has absolutely no case to be better than Chris Jones rn.

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Anonymous #3 7w

Going off espn, in the regular season Carter had half a sack less, 5 more total tackles, 4.5 more tackles for loss, 1 more forced fumble, and 6 more forced incompletions. Postseason Carter had 1 more sack, 4 more tackles, 2 more solo, and 2 more assisted, 3 more passes defended, and the same amount of TFLs. Like I said Chris jones has obviously had the better career but just looking at the last season, there’s a case. Not to mention Carter being held every single snap

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Anonymous #2 7w

Jones led all defensive tackles in both total pressures and pass rush win rate, and Jones did it while Carter on a far better D-Line and much better overall defense thanks to a better secondary.

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Anonymous #3 7w

Leading in almost sacks and win rate and not being able to convert that into actual sacks is not the flex you think it is. Also who tf told you the eagles dline was far better lmao. I’ll be the first to tell you we were mid as FUCK. It’s literally just Jalen Carter and some rotational dudes lmao. Don’t let the contracts and the game against your shitty oline fool you, Milton Williams isn’t that good, neither is Josh sweat, the market is just in a bad spot

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Anonymous #2 7w

You don’t think fucking pressures are a meaningful stat? A pressure is defined as affecting the pass of a QB. Pressures lead to rushed decisions, off target throws, etc. Pressures mean more than sacks. Also, like you said, Jones also had more sacks lol. And Milton Williams and Josh Sweat are a LOT fucking better than the rest of the chiefs line. Also, again, better overall defense helps the pass rush rack up counting stats.

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Anonymous #3 7w

Lmao you really think Josh sweat is better than Karlaftis and pressures mean more than sacks you’re fucking insane lol. Jones didn’t even actually lead the position in pressures Zach Allen did. Carter also had 8 more pressures than jones in the playoffs

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Anonymous #2 7w

Like man I’m not trying to be an ass, but calling pressures “almost sacks” is a classic casual take. Sacks are not only the only way to affect the passer, but also a lot more variance reliant than pressures are. Nick Bosa in 2022 won DPOY with 18.5 sacks. In 2023, that went down to 10.5, but both his pressures and winrate went up. You gotta look at some more meaningful stats than just sacks.

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Anonymous #2 7w

Yes as a Chiefs fan, I’d take Sweat over Karlaftis pretty easily. And Allen racked up a bunch of pressures in week 18 against KC’s backups while Jones sat, he led the league going into week 18.

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Anonymous #3 7w

Lmao if you’d take sweat over Karlaftis there’s no reason for me to keep going here lol. Sweat is just not good. Dude didn’t get a single sack between week 15/16 and the sb if my memory serves correct. Thank god he showed out against thuney

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Anonymous #2 7w

Did you not watch Sweat completely fuck KC all game? He did better than Myles Garret did against Thuney lmao.

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Anonymous #3 7w

Like I said, thank god he showed out, but that’s one specific game lmao. Plus Garret has like, NOBODY on his line and the rest of the browns defense was trash too. Plus he got that eye injury during the game too didn’t he? Didn’t have much to play for either. Yall also ran the ball like 26 times as opposed to 6 in the sb so naturally the pass rush of the browns suffered. All sweat had to do was pin his ears back and try to get to mahomes. That’s why I blame Reid more than mahomes for that game

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Anonymous #2 7w

He got hit in the eye yeah, but that was about halfway into the game. I don’t really blame Reid, idk what else he was suppose to do that game. It was a straight mismatch.

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Anonymous #3 7w

Gotta trust them thick ass interiors and run that shit. Saquon was getting 2.3 ypc but you gotta keep running it. It was 17-0 by the time a second run play was called. Simply a bad game plan

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Anonymous #2 7w

I don’t think it was a bad plan to put the ball in the hands of the best QB in the world when down 3 scores lol

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Anonymous #3 7w

I think it is when he throws back to back picks. Literally sack, sack, pick six, run, run, sack, punt, and then the next throw was a pick. That run I mentioned was the second one of the game, after 3 whole drives. They’re rushing 4 got 7 mfs in coverage it’s gonna be hard to get a completion

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Anonymous #2 7w

Oh yeah, so put the ball in the hands of Kareem Hunt and Isiah Pacheco on a broken leg down 3 scores against the #4 run defense in the league. I get that Mahomes wasn’t playing well, but to put it frankly, KC was fucked if Mahomes wasn’t the best player on the field in that game. The only thing to be done to win that game was to trust him to be the guy.

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Anonymous #1 7w

Surprised? Hell no. Just find it funny asf

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Anonymous #3 7w

Never argue with an eagles fan bro 😭they either gonna exaggerate how good they are or downplay how stacked the roster is to make they point

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Anonymous big.dick.nick 7w

Bros using ai…….

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Anonymous big.dick.nick 7w

That’s probably one of the best looking AI pics that I’ve seen. The “Eagles” and even the NFL logo is perfect

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