Allan Basso

Como funciona a proteção ao QB? Nesse vídeo eu falo sobre Blitz, o que significa dizer que o QB está HOT, e como o ataque faz para queimar a blitz e punir a defesa.

@fball_insights @ajcfootball It's better indeed

EDGE prospects career pass rush win rate vs draft night age percentiles

@AugustoMallman1 Tem um monte assim.

@Endzone51 credo muito feio mesmo KKKKKKKK

A coisa mais irritante dessa época do ano são os analistas de draft que TODO ANO anunciam solenes como se o nível de exigência deles fosse muito alto: “Eu tenho só 16 ou 17 grades de 1st round pra essa classe” Não, meu querido. O que vc tem são 16 ou 17 grades de TOP-15 pra classe. Sim, tem uma queda grande dos prospects do top-15 pro resto do 1o round. É pra ser assim mesmo. Por isso que os picks mais altos são tão valiosos e por isso é tão difícil fazer trade down do topo do draft. Isso não quer dizer que quem está fora do top-15 não tem nível de 1o round. Só significa que ele não tem nível de top-15. Comece a dividir em top half do 1st round e back half do 1st round e aí você passa a evitar bizarrices como essa aqui: Grade - Day 2 20th overall

@49ersmilgrau Mahomes já comeu nosso rabo duas vezes. Melhor pelo menos ser campeão.

Offseason no grupinho. Tudo normal na mente do torcedor dos 49ers. 😭😭😭

@ghostbriter @John81162404 @SamMonsonNFL Sure, cool boy

@Endzone51 @John81162404 @SamMonsonNFL Now you’re gaslighting. It’s getting embarrassing for you, man.

What's the band/artist you liked when you were younger that you can't understand why when you listen to them now?

@SooooFuct @currentiyke “Isn't that what EVERY woman does?” It’s not.

@currentiyke She got everything she wanted from him & now she's done with him. Isn't that what EVERY woman does?

Waking up in the morning to your wife telling you this💔

@ghostbriter @John81162404 @SamMonsonNFL Yes, I’m the one projecting…lol

@Endzone51 @John81162404 @SamMonsonNFL Ew…you’re projecting your insecurity verbally AND with crying laugh emojis? Are you a tweener? Whatever you are, you’re not cool. You undoubtedly don’t listen to the music I do, which is universally considered “cool”.

@ghostbriter @John81162404 @SamMonsonNFL Bro think he’s cool 🤣🤣

@John81162404 @SamMonsonNFL They’re objectively terrible in every possible way. Cool people laugh at them.

@SamMonsonNFL This album

@PhenoMVP @GuruFantasyWrld Lol

@Endzone51 @GuruFantasyWrld Neither of those are just film evaluations. Using PFF receiving grade to evaluate any player is laughable.

What am I missing with Jordyn Tyson??? I can’t even count the number of times I’ve heard “he’s the best WR in this class.” But he was not great in contested-situations (career 52.4% success-rate; above 50% in only 1/3 seasons). He adds little to nothing as a YAC-threat (career 5.1 YAC/reception; .081 MTF/reception). & for a guy who’s supposedly such a great route-runner – he had just a 41st percentile success-rate vs Man Coverage (via @RecepPerception). Tyson’s Recruiting Grade, best-season PFF Receiving Grade, & NFL.com Grade are also all worse than Carnell Tate’s & Makai Lemon’s. If he’s clearly “the best” WR in this class “if not for injury” – then how come almost none of the data says he is???

@DevyEusuf Why was he dead wrong?

RP was dead wrong on Jayden Higgins

@2HighCoverage @GuruFantasyWrld But wouldn’t the man coverage grades still be useful?

The approach is systemically flawed. These charts mean absolutely nothing. He has no way of “null” marking plays, and vast majority of zone plays should be marked as null or 0. He basically scores +1 or -1 on every play with no 0 input. Majority of zone reps are receivers running into leverage where they have no control of being open or not. He has refused to change his approach and would rather output a product that means absolutely nothing. Open vs zone also often just means a defender was out of place, and is not a + for receiver. Throw it all out.

There’s no consensus on what makes a “good” @RecepPerception profile right now. I have seen a lot of WR’s with terrible success-rates vs Man Coverage being touted as having “good” @RecepPerception profiles – because they have good success-rates vs Zone. This framing has primarily been because NFL teams “play more Zone than Man.” While that narrative may be true – I’d like to push back on it, especially in regards to bigger-bodied WR’s. Just look back at some of the bigger-bodied WR’s who struggled vs Man (& Press) in recent draft classes. This is how @RecepPerception charted them as collegiate prospects: Keon Coleman - 20th percentile success-rate vs Man - 59th percentile success-rate vs Zone - 8th percentile success-rate vs Press Jayden Higgins - 15th percentile success-rate vs Man - 46th percentile success-rate vs Zone - 16th percentile success-rate vs Press Surely you’d feel good about having drafted these big-bodied WR’s who were bad against Man but better vs Zone? “The NFL plays more Zone,” no? There have been some hits in this category (Rashee Rice, Juju Smith-Schuster) but generally speaking – @RecepPerception has noted those hits have been rare & has labeled WR’s who fall below 35th percentile vs Man & Press as falling into a “red flag bucket” where the few success-stories have almost exclusively been WR’s who transitioned to “big-slot” roles due to their inability to win outside. I am on the side of fading these players – not excusing them “because the NFL plays more Zone.” Especially if that big-bodied WR lacks the YAC-ability needed to project a switch to a “big-slot” role at the NFL level. If you’re looking for specific WR’s that applies to in this class: Elijah Sarratt - 17th percentile success-rate vs Man - 81st percentile success-rate vs Zone - 14th percentile success-rate vs Press Malachi Fields - 24th percentile success-rate vs Man - 63rd percentile success-rate vs Zone - 25th percentile success-rate vs Press Both fall into the “red flag bucket.” Neither has the YAC-ability needed to project a switch to a “big-slot” role. These players will be FADES for me in 2026.

Se você viajou na Páscoa e não viu o vídeo mais recente no canal do @49ersmilgrau agora é hora de se atualizar

@PhenoMVP @GuruFantasyWrld Lol

@NinerStats So many people choosing a Bitonio, who not only is 4 years older and contemplating retirement but also plays a much less impactful position, is mind-boggling

If the #49ers could sign one, who would you rather sign? DE Joey Bosa or LG Joel Bitonio Assume a 1-year deal worth $10–12M for either player

@PhenoMVP @GuruFantasyWrld You mocked him for saying PFF and NFL.com are film evaluations and now is just changing the goalposts.

Acting like Zierlein is the only person who watches film. I didn’t even say you were wrong just that you’re basing your entire evaluation on data and asking what is missing when it’s clearly the film. The ppl who are saying he’s WR1 are saying that based on the way he moves on film.

@RepoleStable @TheUFL Outside the US we can’t watch the games (unless we use a pirate link) Please re-up your deal with DAZN

Hey @TheUFL I want REAL feedback. Good, bad, ugly… I want it all. If you love something, tell us why. If you hate something, tell us why What’s working? What’s not working? What can we do better?     •    How does this compare to last year???     •    How are the new venues?     •    How do you feel about the new markets?     •    How’s the TV product?     •    What do you think of the new rules? No BS. Just honest, constructive feedback. We’re building this WITH you!!!!! 🏈💪

@Apenaseu1973 @gin_yorozuya @pcfilho Óbvio que o jogo era mais lento nessa época. Era muito menos intenso fisicamente(e por isso muito mais técnico) Mas usar ESSE jogo (ou qq um da Copa de 94) pra reclamar de falta de intensidade é piada de mau gosto.

@Endzone51 @gin_yorozuya @pcfilho Claro; depois assista vários ( eu disse vários) jogos desse período. Aliás na Itália 1990 deveria estar 120° graus de calor.

Em 1994 Branco já era veterano, lesões já complicando a carreira. Terceira e última Copa do Mundo da vida dele. Jogo complicadíssimo, 2 a 2 com a poderosa Holanda… Aí ele resolveu que ia colocar o jogo no bolso. E colocou mesmo:

These are the Twitter/X accounts with the most engagement so far in 2026. I suppose I had some intuition for how bad it was, but jeez, this is what you get when the ecosystem is broken.