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@Stop_Punting
Mostly watching football and betting fake money on fake prediction markets.
Katılım Eylül 2012
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@AaronQuinn716 @Cover1 I'll take the Denver play in exchange for 3 SF pitch back touchdown plays every time (or deep throw against Jax). Also how often has it been as bad as the Denver fumble. Don't want to lower the ceiling for consistency (not to mention makes his game less fun)
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I'm not here to tell Josh Allen what he should or shouldn't do.
But I think the idea is to get your mechanics to the point where it's just all muscle memory and not having to think about it when the ball is in your hands.
When I hear him talk about "just go play football" I see him running at the end of half of Denver game totally out of control... Hope I'm wrong.
Cover 1@Cover1
For a guy who completely turned his career around by fixing his mechanics, this comment was noteworthy for Josh Allen...And is something I will be tracking closely....
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In a draft the consensus said was “meh” and touted that “position value should be thrown out the window” Brandon Beane finally decided to strictly pursue premium positions. The guy who drafts RBs, LBs, and TEs with regularity with Day 1/2 Picks …
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@IterIntellectus I think people just think pressing red buttons is scary. Curious how it changes if you changed the color
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why would anyone even press blue?!?
Tim Urban@waitbutwhy
Everyone in the world has to take a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press?
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@BuffaloWins The Rich Hill chart is probably the best generalized public one
drafttek.com/NFL-Trade-Valu…
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@SamMonsonNFL @HaydenWinks Sure, so to reference back to Haydens tweet, what's the point?
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@Stop_Punting @HaydenWinks Literally nobody that i can see has advocated for anything like that.
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I do not understand the point of gradings/rankings that are different than the rankings you'd actual draft off of.
"He was our top graded player but we ranked him 6th" just means the grading system is bad/pointless.
Jordan Raanan@JordanRaanan
Spoke to multiple people around the league the past few days who said that RB Jeremiyah Love was their top graded player. The question now is where do teams place him on their board given the position he plays and their individual needs.
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@SamMonsonNFL @AKSucksPolestoo @HaydenWinks Not the final board, the "best" board where you just are putting... player positional percentiles? in order is the one that has no utility
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@AKSucksPolestoo @HaydenWinks A final draft board that has your roster, player scarcity and value etc factored in has 0 practical application? what?
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@SamMonsonNFL @HaydenWinks How could I kicker be the "best" in any sense that would be rationale to a GM? Like the best relative to other kickers? That still doesn't mean anything in the overall player pool. I can't imagine any utility of a smashed together list of independent positional ratings
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@HaydenWinks Yeah, I don't think i agree tbh.
The best player in the draft might be a kicker. Nobody is taking that guy 1st overall.
I see no issue in having a measure of ability or quality that gets modified with other pressures to create the final draft board.
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@PB_Buccaneer @BenjaminSolak @HaydenWinks Seems like both would be relatively lower for an RB though right? Makes no sense how an RB would make a "best player" list for a GM under any serious evaluation of value over replacement for the pick.
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@Stop_Punting @BenjaminSolak @HaydenWinks The ranking is a combination of their football skill and what their projected contract value will be.
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@BenjaminSolak @HaydenWinks As a GM why would you ever rank "best" instead of "valuable"? Like "I really enjoy watching this running back play but he doesn't contribute football value"? Why are you ranking that? When your sole goal is winning "best" and "most valuable" should be indistinguishable
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@HaydenWinks What are the most valuable things you own? What are the best things you own?
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@Clint_Davey1 Yeah, I'm sure the other 2 players will be very appreciative for keeping the vagabond in check while competing for the victory 7 points ahead
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In Root, the Vagabond is often a pain in the ass for the other players.
They sneak around the map doing their little quests, maybe sniping a few birds or cats. Don't seem to be a threat, just based on looking on the board.
But then they rack up points and win out of nowhere.
This is because everyone ignores them.
If you play Root as one of the conventional wargame-type factions, you need to see the Vagabond as a rival on the same level of every other faction.
That means you have to spend actions attacking them. Hit them whenever you get the chance.
You can't kill the little racoon but you can damage his items enough that he has to sit out in the forest for a while to recover.
If you ignore the Vagabond, he will win. So smack him down. Everyone at the table needs to know this.
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Quarterback efficiency in the playoffs
Josh Allen lol
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@Coach_ChadJohn fails the 14 point test (behind 8 should be go for 2), rip it up
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Clock management isn’t 'feel.'
It’s preparation
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@andrewgrutt I'm sorry did intermediate passing ball start falling below running the ball and short passing in EPA?
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A big reason why a lot of Bills fans hate Joe Brady is because they miss an era of football that literally died three years ago
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@Cover1 Beane pretty much echoed how much he liked the 3 TE sets and balance at the McDermott firing press conference.
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I think it’s pretty clear that Joe Brady was not a Sean McDermott guy. McDermott made that pretty clear throughout the season in his press conference conferences.
Which makes you wonder was Brady running the type of offense that he would choose? Only Brandon Beane
and people inside that building know that answer.
Cover 1@Cover1
Sean McDermott gave a special shout out to OL coach Aaron Kromer. @ErikJTurner and @SalSports discussed his importance to the success of Buffalo's offense on the latest episode of Turf to Tape, presented by @ThinManBrewery. Full conversation on YouTube: youtube.com/live/ZUlKAmXZS…
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@BenjaminSolak Nowhere near the same talent level but definitely feels like what Joe Brady is doing with Shakir
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I was doing Jaxon Smith-Njigba research yesterday and do you guys remember his rookie season when 28% of his targets were on screens? Hilarious stuff.
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Will you guys like this move more if Brady convinces Beane to go get one of his former college WRs????
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@AaronQuinn716 > 10th in pass offense
Not good enough.
Miss me with the 2nd best run offense when running the ball 2nd best isn't even as good as the 12th best passing attack
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Buffalo Bills offense under Joe Brady (DVOA)
2023 - 5th overall - 3rd Pass - 7th Rush
2024 - 2nd overall - 2nd Pass - 4th Rush
2025 - 6th overall - 10th Pass - 2nd Rush
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@2Hats1Mike Listen to any Brandon Beane press conference and you will know this isn't the case. He can't help talking about 3 TE sets and running the ball balance any time he can
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There's no other path right now as a laundry bro. We are down to one option, and this is it:
Jeremy White 🚂@JeremyWGR
Pivoting to "He was controlled by McDermott and really WANTs to have a real passing game" with every bit of my heart.
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