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I don't visit the forum much anymore (only seeing this because I followed a Twitter link to a PF post) because arguing online was making me feel wildly antisocial (and the Pope has asked us to be kind, after all), and I've been severely cutting down my screentime as my kid becomes a toddler, but...

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Sherman's a first ballot Hall of Famer and has played extremely well into his thirties.

Arizona plays a spread Air Raid with 1 RB, 4 WR base. Their tight ends are awful receivers and only see the field on short yardage.

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I generally agree, but it helps that Brown was playing with the better QB last season.

I was the one who posted the stat originally and said it put Brown in rarefied air, just pointing out that there's some nuance to the stat. I know nuance is tough on a board where analysis must be reducible to "X is good" and "Y is bad" but here we are.

It's naturally adjusted for the number of routes run. Brown ran just under 400 routes and Harry ran 126. My biggest issue with this stat is, like any average, how sensitive it is to big gains. If Harry doesn't get interfered with on that one 50 yard throw against the Bengals or whatever, his...

They threw like 12 passes all game but sure, grab onto whatever you need.

The most concerning stat about Harry was that he had 0.83 yards per route run (Meyers had 1.32). Renfrow, Brown, Samuel, and McLaurin were all above 2, with Brown in some rarefied air for rookies (2.67). Maybe he'll improve this year, maybe that was a factor of Brady not looking his way, who...

This is a thread about someone with 7,000 followers on Youtube? 7,000? We really need a "boomer" tag thread like that draft one to designate threads as delusional old people posts.

Yup, this. And $7m is what Tannehill got last year and Mariota this year on a 1 year deal, seems to be more or less the going rate for capable backups on 1 year deals. Winston probably would have gotten something similar but took less for the opportunity to be heir apparent in New Orleans and...

Probably nowhere until he can travel and be cleared physically. He's coming off a season-ending lower body injury, team physicians will need to take a look.

He looked great last year. There's a boredom factor with Lawrence, you watch greatness so much and suddenly it looks ho-hum.

If the Panthers declared Will Grier, who was drafted before Stidham, their presumptive starter for this season, you'd assume they were aiming for Trevor Lawrence. The only reason people don't believe the same about Stidham is some mystical ******** about Belichick thinking every game is...

Funny thing is any other team declaring an unproven 4th round guy the presumptive starter would be immediately accused of tanking whereas with Belichick everyone assumes he's already four moves into his chess game.

I mean, those are pretty much all the wide receivers (plus Malcolm Mitchell, conspicuously absent even though he played a major role in a Super Bowl victory) they've drafted in the last decade or more in the first four rounds. I have to imagine most other teams have drafted twice as many, at...

I think it's tough to calibrate because these guys only run once (maybe twice at a Pro Day, but under different conditions). Seems to me the obvious way to calibrate it would be to make them do the drills twice at the combine, maybe on different days. Then you have an idea as to how robust the...

It's also a sample of one, there's some uncertainty in it. There's no measurement error with the lasers anymore but I would probably consider anyone within five hundredths of a second to be statistically indistinguishable. A 4.4 to a 4.6 to a 4.8 is a big leap, a 4.48 to a 4.52 doesn't mean much.

Who was dead last in separation per catch last year? This guy... Who is also consistently down towards the bottom? Well, a guy to whom N'Keal Harry was heavily comped as a draftee... Separation is certainly important but receivers can win without it. Whether Harry does is still up in the...