Mac over under nine and a half sacks. Getting, he had
six sacks last year in seven games, does he get to double
digits? I'm going to say, yes, I'm going to go. I'm going to
go over there and I'm not that, I think it's going to be like,
you know, egregiously over.
But I just I don't know. It's one of those where I just feel
like, hey, it's a
new defense and there's just a new energy and I feel like this
will be a year where he bounced back, he bounces back and
and does stay healthy and does get over ten. Ten. Ten sacks,
I did. I will agree with you, on that one but again, it's got
to be tied to help if he can play 10 or more games. I think
he can get to 10 or more sacks. How about Joey Bosa? He had ten
and a half last year
over under for him, ten and a half this year,
I'm going over and I'm going over there to
I am and look, this is one of the rare categories where you
could still hit with ten and a half. Yeah, yeah, you're right.
You're right. Could be exactly. 10 and yes, yes. But I'll go
over, you know, for sake of the, the exercise here.
You know, we we've seen teams, let me last year, the Bears of
Khalil Mac stays healthy. They're going to have two guys
over 10 and you know ten sacks
if I'm trying to Arizona.
They had two guys over ten sacks last year, the Steelers
had two guys over ten sacks last year so it's not crazy to
think that can happen easily with these two guys.
And then you talk about the creativity of
Brandon Staley on the defense and
wall who we can't do.
Double-team both of these guys and
now they're bringing a creative Blitz down the middle and,
and issues like that where
I just think they're going to be in a lot more favorable
positions in. Either one of them have ever been in before
in their careers.
How about Justin Herbert last season quietly had 5,000
passing yards 5014? Not many guys, in NFL history had done
that his over under for this year,
is 4600 .5. Are you going over? You're going under,
I'm going to go over here to
I don't think it's going to be five dollars. I hope it's not
5,000. If it's 5,000. It means that it's just too much on
Justin Herbert in my opinion, where they got to have a little
semblance of a run game or something in that in that way
to just take pressure off
of them. And I don't know, I guess I gotta I'm not sure if
they're going to be capable. They've improved their
offensive line. There's no doubt about it. Hecklers,
awesome, running back but
more past game oriented so they're still going to be
a passing football team. I'm going to go over the 40s. 600
I am.
Yeah, I think so as well. I think that the look we've seen
which way the game is going. We see how awesome Justin Herbert
is if he stays healthy,
he's going to get over 4,600 passing yards. I mean, he could
end up, he could end up leading in all the categories this
year. I just think there's a chance, he, he explodes. What
we saw week 18
that epic Sunday night game. Yeah,
where we just converted fourth down after fourth down and he'd
I just feel like he reached a higher level in that moment. It
and I think it carries over to this year. Great, he's the best
double pocket passing quarterback and football. Maybe
just when you talk
about just being in the pocket
people around them
and you got to throw a strike,
adjusting Herbert's, the best in the game. He hits a strike
almost every time to me. He's the number one in that
category.
How about Keenan Allen
1,000.50 sieving yards? That's the over-under last year. We
did 1138,
I'm going over. I am Am there. They're going to they're going
to be high-flying and Keenan. Allen is.
They got guys that can stress you on the outside and then
Keenan outlands that bigger type slot that can work
the middle of the field and he still can
win on the outside. So
I mean I would be absolutely shocked if he's not at 1,000 yards.
Yeah I mean it's a low number. A lot of these numbers are low
but the reality is injuries will impact with some of these
guys do and we see what they did last year and we lead
ourselves to think they're going to do it again. Doesn't
always happen case in point. Mike Williams 11:46 last year,
they got him down at nine 50.5. We're both going to be tempted
to pick the over with him as well. Yeah I'm and I am going
to pick the over I am I just don't look at it and go. Well
I expect these guys in the offense to go backwards,
you know the only way I could see maybe it got you know
other than health.
But your point is very real. They're
the only other way I can see it
going backwards
is because their defense is better and they don't have to
get in as many. A shootouts as they did last year. So that
with all these offensive stats that that's the only thing that
I'm like, you know, a little
shown a little trepidation about is just that because
hey, they might be able to go.
Hey damn, we got up
17-3 early and we don't have to
throw it 30 more times here in the last, you know, quarter and
a half. We can we can be a little bit more conservative
and
run the ball and throw a screen and control the ball that way.
So that would be the only thing that scares me. You know,
despite health
I just
we're getting closer and closer to the point where, you know,
we're required by law to make predictions for the season.
It's going to be a tough season to figure out. Oh my God,
I really do think that unlike any other before, it's going to
come down to injuries, fluke plays bounce of the ball, a bad
call on a good call. There's always a good call to go with
the bad call.
It's all a matter of perspective as to
whether a call is bad or good. But things like
Like that are going to make a difference
more than ever this year, because I just feel like,
especially in the AF. See those teams are very, very tightly
packed together,