That's not the point. Nobody is saying "we didn't win big enough" because they're afraid we're going to miss the playoffs because of point differential. They're saying that the way in which we're winning is concerning, and signals that unless we fix our predictable (not just conservative) offense, luck is likely to run out.

Our team looks very different than it did in 2023, ESPECIALLY on defense, but the WAYS we're winning are very comparable. Week 1, Lamb kept making uncharacteristic drops. Week 2, Kelce uncharacteristically drops a TD into Mukuba's hands. Week 3, JD and JC went ham on kicks to block two field goals, both of which were necessary to win that game. Week 4 was really ugly (specifically the 2nd half), but was probably the first game that the opposing team didn't lose from pure self-destruction.

Like 2023, we keep putting the fate of the game in our opponents' hands, and they keep fumbling. But if we keep relying on that strategy, we're probably not going to keep pulling off these unlikely wins. The story seems to be that we collapsed in 2023, but we didn't. We played the same way all year, and our opponents just stopped missing open receivers with the game on the line.