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...

hopefully most agree with this we lost to the Lions because our D couldn't get a stop . . three TD drives in a row, I think?

and to think an agent might do the same ""Coaches around the league admire Mayfield’s competitiveness and skill level, so he’ll surely have inte...

That must be your "objective" opinion about the subjective .... fact . . that PFF stats are objective. Funny thing is you just made that same MISTA...

No doubt DH will be along any moment to chastise you for trolling . .. :-)

This is the thing about player contracts. The "safe harbor," so to speak, for BOTH the agent and the GM, is the not that elusive concept of a market p...

I guess we will see. I dont really pay much attention to the individual contract thing because it always seems to work out.*** So here the goal is...

Isnt some of the new pressure going to come from replacing White and getting a better safety to match with Winfield (better blitz production). Maybe D...

I think there are a couple articles with Mayfield using the word "sacrifice" to suggest thats how they could both get it done. "Oh, I think the...

Admitting that the contract part of the NFL is not my thing (its boring and mostly works out), this was a point I agree with and made myself. ...

For sure. The real difference may not even fall on either of them as much as just the team overall.

Didnt know that. man, that should be good