Yeah I forgot about BOB
But to be fair I always forget about BOB
Fatricia has an impressive 9-22-1 record, next year is going to be his season
He deserved less rope than Shurmer iyam
At some point the way things are going the entire league will be coached by BB disciples, and then some of them will have to have winning records.
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Has Andy Reidās coaching tree done better?
- Brad Childress, Minnesota Vikings (2006ā2010)
- John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens (2008āpresent)
- Steve Spagnuolo, St. Louis Rams (2009ā2011), New York Giants (2017)
- Leslie Frazier, Minnesota Vikings (2010ā2013)
- Ron Rivera, Carolina Panthers (2011ā2019)
- Pat Shurmur, Cleveland Browns (2011ā2012), Philadelphia Eagles (2015), New York Giants (2018ā2019)
- Todd Bowles, New York Jets (2015ā2018)
- Doug Pederson, Philadelphia Eagles (2016āpresent)
- Sean McDermott, Buffalo Bills (2017āpresent)
- Matt Nagy, Chicago Bears (2018āpresent)
Looks better even if does include CHILLY
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Google tells me Belichickās college coaches have done much better
I think the Lions will be better next year - but I donāt know better enough to save his job. It was as odd year - I make a season long bet each year and I took Detroit under 6 1/2 - it was pretty close and I was thinking I made a bad bet, but Detroit took a bunch of stupid losses, ran very unlucky, and then Stafford got hurt, which led to Detroit basically tossing in the towel, which was probably the right thing to do. I think the stats suggested they were a 7-9 team, but just ran terribly.
OTOH, Patricia was supposed to be some sort of defensive genius, and the defense sucked ass. Iāve never been a fan of the āarrogant douchbagā school of coaches, one of which he seems to be a charter member with no success to back it up. So weāll see, I guess.
MM MD
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I honestly donāt know much about him. Seems that the Patriots kind of hum along and the assistants stand there just to make sure no parts fall off. Probably pretty different from a regular assistant position.
Guess Gettleman saw him and thought heād be another John Harbaugh type (going from ST coach to HC).
538 giving the Saints an 11% chance to win the Super Bowl LOL
Someone shouldāve looked at the thumbnail attached to this tweet/article
https://twitter.com/FiveThirtyEight/status/1215034327005892609
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A Baltimore/San Fran rematch?
Their fixed forecast has Baltimore as 48% to win the SB. That seems absurdly high.
Both sites have the NFC team winning less than one-third of the time. Iād definitely take those odds.
The Ravens are good, but they arenāt that good.
AFC team is very likely to be better than NFC team in the SB. I would say those odds arenāt high enough.
Ravens/Chiefs/Titans/49ers are the best 4 remaining teams Iād say. (in whatever order you want)
Houston the worst team left which just makes it more likely for KC/Balt to get out of there and I think both should be favored over SF.
I think Balt is a little overrated too but AFC over NFC isnāt.
tl;dr I guess I should look up the wager, someoneās gotta have this prop somewhere
iām still not sure how baltās odds went up with a tougher opponent in the next round though I guess itās because everyone assumed theyād have blasted the crap out of the pats again.
Everybody gonna be stunned when the Seahawks win with a Marshawn TD from the 1 yard line with 5 seconds left.
Marshawn is the man!
https://t.co/5M7bsSn2hH
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Does he though?
[QUOTE=Kyle Shanahan]
Usually the team who has the most run carries wins so you try to get the most run carries.
[/quote]
Doesnāt that get the causality backwards? The team that is winning uses run plays to wind down the clock while the team that is trailing passes to get more plays/drives in the remaining time.
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I read the quote as fully incorporating the correlation/causation trap. Maybe Iām giving him too much credit.