
Senior Analyst @4for4football | Forever banging the table for the Offensive Line
Columbus, OH
Joined December 2009
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Justin Edwards retweeted
Joe Burrow's passing chart from the 2nd half today.
I don't think I've seen anything like it this season.
From SumerLive/ @SumerSports
How to read:
(Blue zones are top 25th%ile EPA/play to that zone since 2016.)
(NA means "not applicable". He didn't throw to that zone.)
Justin Edwards retweeted
Replying to @SleeperDbacks
Is every Sleeper account run by the same trash merchant or do they clone you all in a special stew of sucktitude?
Ok I'm all the way back in on Kyle Pitts.
Scores a touchdown and then helps the sound person back up after they get ran over. TE1 – at Columbus, OH
Based on Pro Football Reference game records, no team has allowed 59+ points twice in the same regular season since the 1970 merger.
Carolina already gave up 59 to Chicago. Tampa Bay has 33 on the Panthers at halftime.
Makai Lemon ran a route on 89.6% of dropbacks last week. His target share was a lowly 11.1%. That was the 5th time in 6 games he's topped 80%
With Dontayvion Wicks also out, let’s see if all that running around comes with a few more targets Monday 🏃
Drake Maye deserves some credit here
Patriots have allowed pressure 8.64% above expectation through Week 7 TNF.
Only 11.8% of Maye’s pressured dropbacks have ended in sacks, versus 17.8% across this sample.
Updated 2027 Prospect Watch scores for today.
Current Tankathon board + prospect density + matchup quality to help me figure out what I should be watching.
Eli Raridon is a fun player. A 6'6", 245-pound seam-stretcher catching passes from Drake Maye.
Route participation:
Weeks 1–6: 30.4%
Thursday: 38.9%
Still much closer to a dynasty stash than a redraft pickup right now, though
Colston Loveland’s first-read share:
Weeks 1–6: 19.1%
Thursday: 40.9%
It was already 41.2% through three quarters, before Cole Kmet’s injury.
We are so back.










