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Well... there's a chart for that too I think? From Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/nutshellsportz.bsky.social/post/3modnsug3ec2b A look at QB Estimated Points per Attempt (EPA) per dropback, looking at whether there was a blitz or no blitz I think this is saying that Bryce doesn't have a high expectation of points when dropping back, and there's not a massive disparity (compared to other QBs) when being blitzed or not. On the bright side, Bryce isn't the worst QB on this stat line. And I think this helps provide some insight on what Dan was targeting in the 2025/2026 drafts

From Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/nutshellsportz.bsky.social/post/3mo3rkrcezs2e A look at Run Threat Rate across the NFL Run Threat Rate is the percentage of plays where a team either runs the ball or uses play action. This compares each team’s rate when leading or tied versus when trailing to show how much they abandon the run when playing from behind.

If Dr frankenstein could figure out a way to use Tua's legs and Penix's head, they might have 3/4 of a QB available to play

No, wait until the new site is up and running and THEN change your email from whatever you used temporarily to the one you want to use

change it back to the Gmail you want to use after the transition?

"The home of Carolina fans" vs "the home FOR carolina fans" Why not both?

Just quessing... it can't be Aug 6th since that's the HOF game in Canton.

HAHA that Aug 6th fan fest video features McCaffery walking onto the field. Something tells me that ain't current

SO many punchlines to reply with...

It was the state that did. That's how we got Jake from State Farm

counterpoint: small dude took a beating almost every game, and popped back up usually with a smile on his face

will there be an LOL pie option?

[insert appropriate... or inappropriate, which is probably more accurate to say... Revenge of the Nerds GIF here IYKYK]

Same

Questions? Sure! What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

a) That they made it a point in the room to point at the paper and say, "hope the camera got that" suggests we really did target the players we wanted and got them. While there is a ton of editing happening to cut out conversations not related to the players we picked, there didn't seem to be a lot of panic about who/what was going on b) Tepper appreciates the analytics. Now that he has a few years to see how the front office team works together to do the analysis, it still looks like he's hands-off (he's learned his lesson??). He seemed less vocal than in previous years' Blueprints (at least, in the edit). I wouldn't expect Canales to be overly vocal in the draft room - he's likely already made his opinions known behind the scenes about certain players. Draft day is Morgan and Tilis and Eager's day. Loved seeing their interactions/conversations c) that's all Eager. There's a great piece somewhere about the analytics engine he built floating around somewhere (maybe it was just after the draft?), and how he's constantly tweaking it with info about the players and input from the coaching staff. That the post-draft press - for the most part - all seem to be overly positive about the draft actions we had compared to other teams makes it seem like we've gotten the ship moving in the right direction. Whether it translates to on-field results, well, that's a different topic for hundreds of other threads

For everyone who's talking about bad email addresses/confirmation... y'all are talking about confirming a new email address on this old board to replace/update an email that has become outdated/inaccessible in preparation for the eventual account migration, right? You're not talking about issues with email on the new board?

Still a conflict of interest with TB owning a portion of the Raiders

Generally speaking, when should we expect the update to kick in? Other than hopefully fixing the twitter embed issue, adding support for bluesky embeds, and fixing the new user login situation... what other cool benefits are coming?

According to Scott Fowler, in an article about former Panthers announcer applying for a job with the Ravens... what that job pays, incidentally, when the Ravens posted it publicly they said the salary would be $4,000 to $5,000 per game. An NFL season consists of 20-24 games, including the preseason and potential playoff games, so it will end up somewhere between $80,000 and $120,000 a year. The person hired will be an independent contractor, which is commonplace in the NFL these days for team broadcasters, and also have other radio and TV hosting assignments. https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article315839800.html

Just leaving this here: https://www.realtor.com/news/sports/buffalo-bills-sean-mcdermott-fired-charlotte-north-carolina-home-buy/

Excerpts from analysis article posted at Between the Hashmarks: https://www.betweenthehashmarks.com/

2028 our travel stat goes to hell. We should be hosting a home game in Germany (per the original International rotation press release, tho' things may have changed since then) Plus we have two road games in LA and one in Seattle.