
Charles Xavier
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Let’s say Caleb Williams throws for 4,200 yards in 2026. That’s roughly 250 more than last year. Here’s what I think the receiving yard split roughly looks like: • Burden: 1,100 • Loveland: 900 • Odunze: 800 • Kmet: 350 • Swift: 250 • Raymond: 225 • Walker: 225 • Monangai: 125 • Thomas: 125 • Roush: 100


Steve Nash in Games 4-6 of the 2005 WCSF (5/15-5/20) 40.3 PPG, 9.0 RPG, 9.7 APG, 1.3 SPG, 60/58/100 Shooting, 71.1% TS (+19.2 rTS%)



@maxtoscano1 yeah mason taylor is so good they drafted sadiq instead of makai lemon


An interesting look at how often teams used 13 Personnel and how effective they were in it. McVay is definitely leading the way and I’d expect this chart to look different next year with the value the NFL placed on blocking TEs this offseason.



Why doesn’t JSN go at the 1-2 turn? He could be top 5 in targets in 2025, was WR7 from weeks 8-17 in 2024, and has a 30 point single week ceiling. I think we’re underrating his range of outcomes if he takes a leap as a #1.























