Winners and Losers of the NFL Week 7

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : The Dolphins rank 25th in EPA per play, 29th in success rate, and 22nd in explosive play rate.
61% : Now that we know this team is capable of dominating its opponent, even without its run game, I can stand by my feeling that no fan should accept performances below Philadelphia's standard of excellence.
41% : Head coach Liam Coen wanted to get no. 2 pick Travis Hunter more involved in the offense this week, but he couldn't get him going until the game was already getting away from the Jags in the second half.
40% : It was also the worst game of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's career by EPA, and he was mercifully pulled from the game after his third interception ended any chance of a comeback.
36% : (He is a kicker who wears no. 99.
34% : With Rice fully in the fold and clearly healthy for the first time in nearly a year, it feels like it won't be long before the Chiefs are back in control of the division.
33% : By EPA, it was the unit's worst game since McDaniel took over as head coach in 2022.[1]
32% : [2] But that was far from the only ignominious stat for the Raiders: * By EPA added per play, it was the worst performance by an offense in a game this season.

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