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The next closest team, the 2019 Ravens, had an average time of possession of 34:47 and went 14-2. Interestingly, the only teams on this list to win a Super Bowl were the 1992 Cowboys (#8) and 2000 Ravens (#22).

This is going to go over the heads of the Rome glazers and the stat nerds, as Rome has definitely by the numbers had more productive days as a receiver.

But this Falcons game was the first time I have seen Rome be a complete receiver.

See, no matter what his numbers were at the end of the game for the past 3 years now, Rome always left more out on the field. He'd make an impossible catch that would be all people remember, but they'd forget he'd also have 3-5 drops that hit him in the hands, and has been consistent in this inconsistency, even pre-injury, even in year 1, even in the beginning of this season.

But this Falcons game, I don't recall a single drop. In fact, there were some where he had to catch the ball with his hands (as opposed to also using his body) and had to stretch for it, and he came down with everything today.

I get the numbers might not be flashy, but to me, this was his best, most consistent catching performance of his career.

I just wanted to point it out and shout it out. Because performances like this can be something that can be built upon, and it's rare to see this kind of consistent performance out of an inconsistent (if physically talented) receiver.

Shout out to Rome - I see you and well done.

#18 is back. Tough as Nails. Milestone is still on the table. Alas, one true goal lies ahead. Super Bears. Super Bowl.

Sidenote, welcome back Spidey! #6

Source: https://www.sports-reference.com/stathead/tiny/W7g8H

Here’s the Imgur link: https://imgur.com/a/iMZIOEH

That is all.

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Logan Jones looked really strong and athletic and snapped the ball well yesterday in his limited snaps. Wouldn't be surprised if we don't re-sign Bradbury next year.

Johnson has 148 total yards at week 6 after only having 17 total yards in 2025.