Rob Ryan joins the Bills

[Claremonster]

ROFL


It IS hard to blame a dad for being proud his sons graduated from grade school though.

ROFL

 

[RodgerGoodell]

I can see it now. Blown coverage leads to a Brady touchdown right before the half and the Ryan brothers go crazy at each other while the players have to calm them Down. On the Patriots sideline you can see a barely visible smirk on Bellichecks face.

 

[imapig]

I can see it now. Blown coverage leads to a Brady touchdown right before the half and the Ryan brothers go crazy at each other while the players have to calm them Down. On the Patriots sideline you can see a barely visible smirk on Bellichecks face.

don't forget you will be seeing Brady and Edelman will be trying to hide in a corner somewhere rolling on the ground in tears.

 

[Roberto71]

I hope they have enough snacks in Buffalo......

 

[TommyD420]

 

[Hawg73]

I ran across this piece in looking for something about KC and thought it belonged in this thread.

Anybody think Rob Ryan is going to really help Buffalo? I mean, besides Tedy Bruschi?

Do The 2015 Saints Have The Worst Pass Defense Ever?
by CHASE STUART on DECEMBER 31, 2015


In short, maybe.

New Orleans has allowed 4,217 passing yards this year (which includes yards lost by the opposing team on sacks) on 538 dropbacks, which is already pretty bad. That translates to a 7.84 Net Yards per Attempt allowed average, which is the worst in the NFL by half a yard per attempt. But where things get really bad is in touchdowns and interceptions. New Orleans has allowed an unbelievable 43 passing touchdowns through 15 games, the most in NFL history. In addition, the Saints have intercepted just 8 passes, tied for third fewest in the league this year.

That translates to an 8.77 Adjusted Net Yards per Attempt average, after giving 20 yards for each touchdown pass and subtracting 45 yards for each interception. That is, by a decent measure, the worst rate in NFL history. The current record belongs to the 0-16 Detroit Lions, who allowed 8.53 ANY/A. Only three other teams — the ’81 Colts, the ’69 Saints, and the ’63 Broncos — have even allowed 8.00 ANY/A over a full season.

There is more available here:

http://www.footballperspective.com/do-the-2015-saints-have-the-worst-pass-defense-ever/#more-27766