Dacder

fair enough. I still think his junior year makes him a very interesting prospect, but I can respect that it probably wasn't so much a coaching issue as maybe a personnel or match up or even player issue.

when franz coached him he was one of the national leaders in INT tho

SS Miles Mabry 6-1 197 Fr Jal (Jale NM) 1.0 of 1.5 [Zone Coverage] LS Jonah Hooper 6-3 252 Fr Valley Christian (San Jose CA) 1.5 of 2.5 [Traditional] CB Tyshaun Hargrove 6-1 164 Fr Pioneer (Whittier CA) 1.5 of 2.0 [Man Coverage]

sit the fuck down bitch. you're the owner but i just owned you

this test is actually garbage but here are my results:

What are your plans for dealing with the (relative) extremely old age of the Patriots' roster?

Ravens place: QB Brett Fisher 6-2 211 1 Miami [Scrambling] 84 on IR. He suffered a severe ankle fracture against the Browns week 14 and is out for the season. Fuck the pipe.

Danger is getting excited because his team is doing well but we all know it'll just end up being 2018 all over again.

This was done by averaging the current years of experience (so not counting the 2021 season) for each team. Includes all players listed under active roster and injured reserve. Youngest team is the Chargers, and the oldest team (by far) is the Patriots. Here's the full data, feel free to use this for any analysis you want to. Arizona Cardinals = 2.84 Atlanta Falcons = 2.54 Baltimore Ravens = 2.84 Buffalo Bills = 2.56 Carolina Panthers = 3.34 Chicago Bears = 3.19 Cincinnati Bengals = 2.77 Cleveland Browns = 2.60 Dallas Cowboys = 2.8 Denver Broncos = 3.07 Detroit Lions = 3.22 Green Bay Packers = 2.96 Houston Texans = 2.88 Indianpolis Colts = 2.77 Jacksonville Jagurs = 3.04 Kansas City Chiefs = 3.13 Las Vegas Raiders = 2.73 Los Angeles Chargers = 2.39 Los Angeles Rams = 2.46 Miami Dolphins = 2.96 Minnesota Vikings = 2.85 New England Patriots = 3.63 New Orleans Saints = 3.09 New York Giants = 2.54 New York Jets = 2.41 Philadelphia Eagles = 3.25 Pittsburgh Steelers = 3.02 San Fransisco 49ers = 3.34 Seattle Seahawks = 2.79 Tampa Bay Bucaneers = 2.83 Tennessee Titans = 3.02 Washington Redskins = 3.24 Listed in order of oldest to youngest: New England Retirees = 3.63 Carolina Panthers = 3.34 San Francisco 49ers = 3.34 Philadelphia Eagles = 3.25 Washington Redskins = 3.24 Detroit Lions = 3.22 Chicago Bears = 3.19 Kansas City Chiefs = 3.13 New Orleans Saints = 3.09 Denver Broncos = 3.07 Jacksonville Jagurs = 3.04 Pittsburgh Steelers = 3.02 Tennessee Titans = 3.02 Miami Green Bay Dolphins Packers = = 2.96 2.96 Houston Texans = 2.88 Minnesota Vikings = 2.85 Arizona Cardinals = 2.84 Baltimore Ravens = 2.84 Tampa Bay Buccaneers = 2.83 Dallas Cowboys = 2.8 Seattle Seahawks = 2.79 Cincinnati Bengals = 2.77 Indianpolis Colts = 2.77 Las Vegas Raiders = 2.73 Cleveland Browns = 2.6 Buffalo Bills = 2.56 Atlanta Falcons = 2.54 New York Giants = 2.54 Los Angeles Rams = 2.46 New York Jets = 2.41 Los Angeles Chargers = 2.39

Congrats, Jieret! You've done a great job with WMU and I'm confident you'll do a great job with Seattle too.

CMV: I think Adrian Robinson is heavily overrated. I think this primarily cuz of two things: 1: RB2s in a 2RB scheme seem to have massively inflated numbers in general. Emmett Spears, a mediocre RB1 in Oakland, has had almost 6 ypc and several touchdowns as an RB2 in Denver. Justin Buchanan, a mediocre at best RB, has had almost 5.5 ypc and 7 TD as KC's RB2. Isaiah Peko, Jacksonville's RB2 since Sowell got injured, has almost 5 ypc in a 2RB scheme. Marshawn Miller, while good, has 5.5 ypc as Philly's RB2. I don't think this is completely universal (there are several RB2s with bad stats such as Quincy Turner) but I do believe RB2s have massively inflated stats in general. Adrian Robinson's stats, while still good, are much less impressive in that context. 2: The Cowboys have the best Oline in football by far and have for quite some time. That obviously makes it way easier on their backs. People like to talk about how good Robinson is and how unfair it is that he can't go to another team and be a pro bowl caliber starter but I think he's just in the perfect situation right now and as soon as you take him out of it he'll disappoint. That isn't to say he's bad, but his abilities are way overblown.

A.J. Gilchrist has been arguably my best player on my defense at 1.5/5.0, dude is a beast. I haven't really had any other experiences with true freshmen. Last season I did try my current RB when he was a 2.0/4.0 and he was awful.

Five Guys: 92 (-1) In-N-Out: 5 (+1)

Takeda

Five Guys: 86 In-N-Out: 11 (+1) Whataburger eliminated.