David
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Everything posted by David
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(score another one for DBB)
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Whenever I see a statement like this, I hear George Costanza. "Me? Oh yeah, I'm a big analytics guy! LOVE those A-NA-LYTICS!" oh, we're analyzing, baby!
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they were definitely more willing to speak somewhat specifically on their radio appearances today
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Hasn't been much specifically said other than the positive comments you'd expect about being excited to build around him.
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if we're worried about what matt spiegel thinks, might as well paint the whole picture
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I didn't move to Canada until the late '80s and am not a hockey fan at all but I've had friends tell me that for much of '80s you were not allowed to draft Gretzky at all in most fantasy leagues because his stats so far surpassed everyone else. Not sure if that rings true for anyone who was in a league during that time. They had fantasy leagues in the 80s? Anyways my middle school gym teacher said once Gretsky is like if an MLB player hit 100 homeruns in a season. That's always stuck with me even if I don't know that's is accurate per se. people were doing fantasy leagues as far back as the 60s or 70s
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The Bears spoke to Harbaugh and he wanted $100M and they balked. And I don't blame them lol Was that reported anywhere? $100 mil is the going rate for stud coaches. If the Bears would have hired Harbaugh for less money, they should get out of ownership. You just can’t suck for as long as they have without hitting a home run. He's not that good lol
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The Bears spoke to Harbaugh and he wanted $100M and they balked. And I don't blame them lol
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I would say Gretzky had the best career of any athlete in team sports. But Brady's is the most impressive considering football is the most team driven of the team sports and he proved last year that he's the biggest needle mover in the game's history. to be fair, you could have placed just about any of the names you think of as all time great QBs into that situation and they could have pulled it off. it's still impressive as hell that it actually happened, though. Kind of an exclamation point on his career.
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Justin Fields's conference
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Here's a good read on Eberflus's scheme
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i think i missed this the first time around
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nice hell, you might get two of those
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JJ Stankevitz (Colts writer) is on the Score right now and talked about the biggest thing about Ehberflus is adaptability, and that he does really scheme to the strengths/weaknesses of the opponent rather than just having a set "this is what we do" approach (he was kind of talking about it in the same way we were discussing how the Patriots will do this back when McDaniels was a conversation still).
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In case anyone is interested
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We're familiar. But we've also seen it with a legitimate (non-blitzing) pass rush.
