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yeah does this not seem like a problem to anyone else??
Packers running back Josh Jacobs admitted he made a mistake, but said he was never concerned that his NFL career was over.
Story via @RobDemovsky:
espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/5024…
Oh Sam LaPorta....do not give @Graham_SFN hope that you could end up in SF next season....I don't know if he could handle the heartbreak if he gets his hopes up.
JonnyDel retweeted
Tough season for the "John Lynch has gotta go.." crowd.
Tough.
John Lynch built this TOP 5 DEFENSE... and you better believe he deserves ALL THE LOVE for it 💪
@49ers | @heykayadams
What to do on your lunch break or mid-afternoon break? Watch a 20 minute review of the game film!!
youtu.be/aycjtoAo090
This Mustapha tackle legit reminds me of Bob Sanders..... The way he squats so low and delivers with impact and stonewalls the RB....
Im seeing this a lot - the Vikings have to agree to any trade. Theyre 5-0. Why woukd a 5-0 team trade away assets they might need in case of late season injury?
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Romello Height x Keion White x Mykel Williams x Nick Bosa = sacks on sacks (no homo)
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A fun story from Andy Reid, Mike Holmgren & Tom Lovat
The story I’ve always wanted to do—taking you on a wild ride inside #NFL headsets on game day. Buckle up!
With @JourdanRodrigue & our amazing graphics team
nytimes.com/athletic/interac…
Yes on Evans and no on Bosa.
The #49ers may struggle to beat Atlanta, but I’d REST BOTH Mike Evans & Nick Bosa.
After the Falcons is a BYE WEEK. That gives both nearly 3 weeks before they need to play again.
Y’all agree? YES or NO?
PLAY THE LONG GAME. THINK PLAYOFFS. 🏆
People are taking this the wrong way. I once talked with one of their game management coaches and they have an exhaustive binder of spreadsheets with analytics and probabilities that are fed to him during the game.
What he's talking about is that just because analytics says "51% of the time" as a coach, he needs to know what goes into the 51 and what goes into the 49.
If it's 4th and 4 and you're down your RT and your RG or if those guys are going against Myles Garrett and haven't been able to block him all day, probably not gonna be one of the 51 - taking the points makes sense.
If CMC or Kittle have been unguardable, then you're part of the 51. His point is that a good coach should understand their personnel and matchups to be able to predict which they are most likely to end up on unless analytics overwhelmingly dictates that it's a near certain best decision, regardless of circumstances.
Kyle Shanahan says a 51% analytics recommendation won’t convince him to go for it because he gets one shot, not an hour at a blackjack table
“I don’t want to hear about it if it’s 51% of the time we should go for it.”
“As I always say, I’m not sitting here playing Blackjack for an hour with no one else at the table, and eventually I’ll get 51% of it. Like, I have this one try, and I have a feel for it. I’ve been doing it too long.”
“But what I want to know from him, when it’s not a feel, when it, no, this is 98%. We don’t even need to talk about it. So we don’t need to talk about it. Tell me when it’s that, and I’ll just do it.”



















