Facts
I actually agree after running all the numbers.
The only benefit of a shorter season is there are fewer games to get injured in. But the data doesn’t support the schedule, back to backs, etc as a factor in increased injuries.
There also isn’t any support for the idea that load management and more rest days have done anything to reduce injuries.
The injury problem is primarily lower body muscle strains happening early in the season. And that’s something that is most affected by off season and preseason prep and conditioning - not the schedule or style of play.
I’m beginning to think the “injury problem” is really a modern athlete problem with a lack of proper out of season and preseason ramp up/conditioning.
Yikes
Dak Prescott says he talks to Brian Schottenheimer throughout the game but needs to be specific sometimes, such as when he believes they lacked aggressiveness on final possession of regulation in loss to Cardinals.
“I think it's something I've done. I don't think it's it's it's not happening by any means. I was just more answering the being aggressive question, more than like plays aren't getting called that I want. No, none of that… My point is maybe you know before that. whether it be just some encouragement, but like “Hey, let's go put these guys away; let's go put one in the end zone.” That maybe could go a long way.”
Kaddeus retweeted
sometimes when I watch Luka, I have to ask myself: is this the best offensive player I've ever seen?
I can’t even comprehend ts
Hey @grok, how is it possible that there is nothing left of the Learjet that crashed in Florida today except for a relatively small crater?
























