Welcome to Week 11. This is Stats versus Film, our flagship show, where we take all the action, all the game film from this past weekend, along with this nerds spreadsheets, stats, data,

analytics, metrics, whatever geek stuff and terminology you want to use.

Put them together in the hopes of finding the answer that helps your fancy football team win the championship.

Hayden, how are we feeling?

We had some really big performances and some, like, obviously, we have coach firings to go over and a bunch of things, pointing fingers at who.

That's kind of the moral of this show.

It is.

But first, let's welcome back one of our favorite players in the league and kick things off with one of our top 10 headlines of the week with Kyler Murray's return.

After reviewing Kyler's tape, what were your main takeaways here?

He is missing some throws.

There was a couple times where he was kind of grabbing his knee a little bit.

But when he actually had to make a play, he is still more than capable of making a play.

We didn't see that much of like the typical Stefansky offense.

In my opinion, still a bunch of shock and still a lot of scrambling ability from

Kyler Murray.

They ran the ball with some success with Connor.

They took him out of the tush push scenarios and multiple spots in

this one but i would say this was a promising start because kiler murray's athleticism looked to be

mostly there maybe not the same exact side to side mobility but the burst all that stuff was there

and i'm hoping that once he just gets on the same page with his receivers his his arm strength comes all the way back, then this offense is going to really start taking

in stride. Totally with you. I mean, what, the second snap of the game, he had to have a dead

sprint rolling out to the right. And then in order to win the game, he had to have a third and

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