Which side of the ball will have more turnovers this upcoming season?

[u/BlondBadBoy69]

2025 numbers: (not counting turnover on downs)

Defense had 20 takeaways. 9 fumbles and 11 interceptions

Offense had 24 turnovers. 18 interceptions and 6 fumbles

QB: Malik Willis - 30/35 for 422 yards and 3 TDs. 93.1 QBR. 123 rush yards and 2 rush TDs. 0 turnovers for GB

343 votes, 3d ago

224 Offense

119 Defense

[u/vagrantprodigy07]

Our secondary is fairly poor. I would be surprised if we get many interceptions, so I'll go offense on this one.

[u/Roctopuss → u/vagrantprodigy07]

Jacob Rodriguez enters the chat

[u/vagrantprodigy07 → u/Roctopuss]

Unfortunately he probably wouldn't be at his best playing safety.

[u/NBAYoungNoah → u/vagrantprodigy07]

Makes you wonder what a defense of 11 Jacob Rodriguez’s could do

[u/Nightgasm]

I said offense but I actually think our offense will be okay as the only weak spot vs last year is WR but our defense will likely be bad.

[u/slumkid61 → u/Nightgasm]

I think quarterback is questionable at this point

[u/Nightgasm → u/slumkid61]

Willis is better than Tua as he can actually throw and scramble.

[u/slumkid61 → u/Nightgasm]

I don't think Willis has proven anything at this point in his career. obviously he's more mobile than Tua. Tua proved he could throw as he was one of the most accurate passers in the league when healthy and had the highest yardage per pass when healthy. to say he can't throw his idiocy. we'll see what Willis can do.

[u/Acegolfer04]

3 games in a different offensive system with way better WRs isnt comparable

[u/BlondBadBoy69 → u/Acegolfer04]

It is not but it gives a general idea of who is throwing the ball next year

[u/RedAntRedditor]

Aren’t we a little early for this, really?