Week 7: Early and Late Game Matchups

[warfelg]

Last couple of years the last undefeated team in the AFC has ended up representing the AFC in the Super Bowl.

[QB_Eagles]

Last couple of years the last undefeated team in the AFC has ended up representing the AFC in the Super Bowl.

Aren't there like 5 of these stats now that say the Steelers will win the SB?

[goingfor28]

Antonio Bro.....

Lol

[mgjohnson7851]

Last couple of years the last undefeated team in the AFC has ended up representing the AFC in the Super Bowl.

As long as it isn't the Chiefs.

[mgjohnson7851]

Greg Olsen is the only long term option he had. He had Smith for 3 seasons and McCaffery for basically 1. Williams and Stewart were always hurt and totally wasted.

Cooper and Crabtree were the best WR duo in the league for a couple years. Hes had beasty OLs coupled with runners like Jacobs and Murray. Darren Waller has looked unstoppable at times. Strong OL + receivers who get separation = easy QB success.

3 years of Smith
4 years of Williams
7 years of Stewart
His entire career with Olsen
2 years with CMac

You cannot see that talent and say that Cam has had no help. Maybe a couple years of his career, he had less than he should have. But for the most part he had plenty of help.

[manbearchef]

3 years of Smith
4 years of Williams
7 years of Stewart
His entire career with Olsen
2 years with CMac

You cannot see that talent and say that Cam has had no help. Maybe a couple years of his career, he had less than he should have. But for the most part he had plenty of help.

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...W/WillDe02.htm

One good season of Williams, two okay seasons. Injuries and age slowed him down substantially after Cam was drafted.

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...S/StewJo00.htm

3 good seasons with Stew, many injury plagued ones.

You're literally looking at those guys based on name recognition rather than what they actually produced after Cam was drafted. It'd be like saying "Cam had KB and Ginn, both were first rounders!" Stew and Dwill could've been great if they were sole backs and avoided injuries, but you can clearly see their averages declining over the years and that's WITH Cam's running threat having to be accounted for.

[mgjohnson7851]

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...W/WillDe02.htm

One good season of Williams, two okay seasons. Injuries and age slowed him down substantially after Cam was drafted.

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...S/StewJo00.htm

3 good seasons with Stew, many injury plagued ones.

You're literally looking at those guys based on name recognition rather than what they actually produced after Cam was drafted. It'd be like saying "Cam had KB and Ginn, both were first rounders!" Stew and Dwill could've been great if they were sole backs and avoided injuries, but you can clearly see their averages declining over the years and that's WITH Cam's running threat having to be accounted for.

I see 3 good seasons from Williams. You literally downplay your team's talent to try to make Cam look better than he is lol.

[BSF101]

At this point, need the Pats to go 0-2 vs the Jets.

This year is a tank year for the Pats. Get a good pick. Reset their salary cap. It’s been a long time but they need a rebuild.


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In all honesty I wouldn’t be all that surprised if the Jets beat them twice.

[manbearchef]

I see 3 good seasons from Williams. You literally downplay your team's talent to try to make Cam look better than he is lol.

And you're literally talking up guys that I would get called a homer for trying to talk up lol.

"Cam didn’t have a receiving threat not named Olsen or Smith for 3 seasons, but at least he had 3 overpaid and unhappy RBs to average 4 YPC!"

[koldjerky]

And you're literally talking up guys that I would get called a homer for trying to talk up lol.

"Cam didn’t have a receiving threat not named Olsen or Smith for 3 seasons, but at least he had 3 overpaid and unhappy RBs to average 4 YPC!"

I’d say 2011 was probably the best year for Williams/Stewart together. About every other year one was hurt or not productive. One by themselves wasn’t even a great threat either. Williams best years were prior to Cam and Stewart was always banged up too. They were solid RBs but I think the idea that they both were solid is supposed to make it seem like it was some great talent there.

For the record I’m on board with you that Cams had pretty ****** Supporting talent throughout his career. Olsen was legit though.

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