First pass against Washington was picked off.DavidGee24 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2026 5:26 pmIt depends on the turnovers. If you're near midfield and throw an interception 20 yards downfield where the defender is down right away, not the worst thing in the world. On the other hand, turnovers in the opponents' red zone when you already have at least three points in the bag, turnovers in your own red zone giving the opponent at least three points, or handing the ball to your fourth-string halfback who then runs into his own teammate and drops the ball in his own end zone, different animal and those are the kind of turnovers we've had too many of thus far this season.Donn Beach wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2026 5:00 pmIt is interesting with TOs, which was what i was trying to get at. Its reasonable in terms of a particular game to say, no TOs. Don't turn the ball over and we win the game. But there's a dichotomy it seems of you expand the sample size. TOs don't have a lot of relevancy to making a SB. There you would have TO ratio i guess
Three turnovers resulting in 21 points in a game we lost by less than one score.
First pass against the Chargers was picked off. For four games? That was the only team Darnold beat, and they haven't beaten anyone. Oh, and Washington has beaten no one else.
Throws a pick late in the fourth quarter and early in OT in a loss to Denver.
Just fucking stop it with "well, can't just say no turnovers". Again, no on is saying that. Stop being fucking stupid with the ball.
Holani fumbling in his own endzone and just putting the ball on the ground without contact against the 49ers in a close loss.
Three turnovers, all of them bad, resulting in three TDs and a close game loss to Washington
Two interceptions in about five minutes of football to end the 4th and start OT at Denver.
BAD, BAD, FUCKING bad football. No one is saying they can't turn the ball over ever or they will lose. We are saying when you play brain dead stupid ass low IQ football? They won't win.