I hope he comes back too, but you hit on the part i was wondering about which is how do we handle IF he retires?

hahahah totally unintentional and I see your point

One thing . . and not an "excuse," just discussing . . is that sometimes a player like Mayfield does better when thinking less, so wide open early de...

yes I think you can even see that in the early (Browns?) PPF stuff I referenced. I will try to find the actual link again, but being the top in...

Great post. Welcome. I am always optimistic that the season ahead will be exciting.

This thread is a NOW pristine example of Biggs the Troll. It was a football discussion, but now it's about the posters. . . and Biggs is the turning p...

This is a self-described LONG-TIME POSTER and outspoken Trask fan begrudgingly giving mayfield credit AFTER the Jaguars win: ROFLMAO wi...

Biggs, if one thing should be clear its that I think you are a troll. LMAO. A hilariously inept, Keystone Cops version of a troll, but a TROLL nonethe...

MAN ^^^^^ talk about BREATHTAKING HYPOCRISY . . BREATHTAKING "good run, there were probably 4 guys open." You should "preach" to your own ...

maybe I just saw a PFF snippet from early on tin his carrer that had him as BOTH the league leader in uncatchable balls and the league leader in...

Yes, it would be really interesting to know more about causation. I know WT mentioned line play and that seems obvious on things like slants when ...

Agreed one reason why statistics are often misleading in football is that play selection is probably most linked to in-game circumstances, all the m...

I think one of the articles, maybe the one DH is referencing (not sure) is written to show that there is no correlation between height and battled bal...

One argument for using the franchise tag on Mayfield seems to be the statistical likelihood that he regresses in 2024. Not because of a deficiency per...