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Yep, he was pretty impressive in that regard

Again just popping in quickly: some solid arguments made on both "sides". I'm impressed w PPP which, well, sometimes doesn't have the best rep, lol! @ComradeKayAdams we may have different perspectives on domestic or geopolitical issues, but I "liked" you bc you present (fr what I've seen) reasoned, sober thinking. Seriously, I respect that. But...I will briefly take issue with your statement: “Imminent” = on the order of days or weeks or months, not a year or longer. There has been ZERO evidence suggesting the danger was imminent. Perhaps some folks here have/had what is called CNWDI or Q clearance. If so, they might understand my gentle suggestion: When one looks syncretically re the corpus of current and historical evidence (open or otherwise) of the IR NWP--or even data of other nuclear powers--there is most assuredly an "imminent path" from A to B. What one does with that understanding is another matter entirely. I'm not trying to be overly opaque...but it's what I can offer here.

Honestly, Coleman could learn a lot from Stevie. One of the most unique release packages in the game

Yes he's talking about his release which was super unorthodox I said a long time ago when he played that it was like a basketballer Who was just crossing you up and going to open space Still a very high compliment 30,000 passing yards and over 200 touchdowns show Ryan Fitzpatrick is severely underrated He was always one of the better players on bad teams.. never the weak link on a good one

Stevies routes consisted of "be at x in x amount of seconds".

LOL, not sure, but I saw Iron Maiden in august '83 at the Aud and Fastway opened for them. It actually turned into a really famous (infamous) concert. https://stason.org/TULARC/music-bands/iron-maiden/30-The-Concert-In-Buffalo-The-Lawsuit-Iron-Maiden.html

Stevie had that LOS Allen Iversion crossover in the NFL. His slippery shakes and head fakes were maddening on CBs. 3 straight 1K seasons with Fitzpatrick should tell you everything you need to know. I like Fitz, but c'mon. Imagine if he had Josh?

Trust us fuk.c stain leftists, we absolutely are not denying the existence of this crap ..... in fact MORE PLEASE!

No particular order - Terminator 2 The first 3 lord of the rings (counting as 1 movie) Arlington road (maybe a lesser known movie) A few good men American pie Hard to pick just 5, but those are the first 5 that popped into my head

Great post. And think that’s why this proposal is hated by both the left and right.

So let's just go back to f-right 72 ghost tosser concept which I diagrammed the play To simplify this exercise we're going to act like we are facing a cover three So ghost concept would be the primary read side against a cover 3... Specifically the flat then the out route But let's say Josh Allen goes up to the line... And this time on the tosser side he notices a Blitzer off the edge... At the line Josh could just do something as simple as point to the area or the receiver.. and he knows his backside slant is now hot Stuff that they've worked back through minicamp to where it's just second nature.. a hand gesture a head nod.. Josh could just turn his third option to the one at the line of scrimmage based on what he sees

The Gailey years from an offensive standpoint were fun to watch. Stevie really benefited from a coach in Gailey that let him do his thing and Fitz who was smart enough to know his routes so to speak.

I think Joe Brady's approach of everybody eats can be handled a couple ways But the easiest way in offensive coordinator can get everybody to eat is by calling specific plays for specific people If you want the defense to have to defend everybody the first couple drives of the game you might want to call specific plays that are going to get the ball in four different people's hands You have play calls that are longer developing plays with not as defined reads... And then you have some simpler plays with very defined reads Like some quick RPO stuff If Brady comes out giving Josh some plays with quick defined reads where he only has two reads... RPO quick hitch... He can hand it off , or if the corner is playing 8 yd off you can throw the hitch Then he does a bubble screen the next play... Then five wide quarterback draw The next plan first down he goes back to the RPO, but instead of the quick hitch.. backside slant Those are some simple offensive play calls that are pretty defined where you can get the ball into multiple people's hands right out of the play call It's on Joe Brady to keep a good rhythm with the offense .. when a quarterback gets shaky which even the best do .. it's on the play caller to settle him down and get him back into a groove

Stevie used to make Darrelle Revis look like trash. He was by far the hardest WR for Revis to cover in the NFL, and some of his worst games of his career were against Johnson.

But this wasn’t random it was targeted, violent, and fast. The only reason this isn't a massacre: someone inside was armed, ready, and didn’t wait for backup.

Appreciate the feed back. Actually it wasn’t. I was trying to not come to any specific conclusion. I used a bunch of advanced stats and tried to find who was the best. Allen didn’t finish first in anyone category. I tried to use a point system that was fair. I also weighted the passing and running based on what percentage of time each QB threw the ball vs ran it so that way there wasn’t a giant one size fits all which would be unfair. I tried to make it well rounded. Obviously you could exclude certain things and get different results. I could take out everything and just use passing and Mahomes would be the best QB last year still. Because he had the best all around advanced passing stats even though people thought he wasn’t good. He actually was good overall outside things on his offense that weren’t related to him caused his regular stats to not be as good. If we just did running, Jayden Daniels was actually better than Lamar overall. So I guess it’s how you wanna look at it. I was just trying to see what the advanced stats using many of them would find with the help of AI and that’s how it worked out. Agree with you but that’s why I used advanced stats because they tell a better story in my opinion compared to just using regular stats. Anyways was a fun and interesting exercise.

Do you earnestly believe Josh will be getting 12-15 rushing TDs a season at 35 or 36 years old?

Coryell would be the verbage system with Fairchild too As I said earlier back in the day West Coast EP and coryell were offensive styles but also verbiage systems Coryell was like the west coast in that the call had a formation, number and a few tags... But not as long As the NFL became more modern.. and coaches worked with other coaches.. a lot of the plays in the systems have been condensed leaving the verbiage system the biggest difference somebody like Sean Payton his offense is basically a conglomerate of coryell and West Coast concepts from back in the day with a modern spread touch No problem man

With an elite OL guaranteed for foreseeable future, allowing limited sacks, giving us a run game, Allen will continue to dominate. Look at the draft and FA, basically all defense, If the D can get back to elite, this team will dominate Daniel's is a freaking stud, glad hes in the NFC

It’s advanced stats. Which are very different than regular stats. So it takes into account whether the throws were actually good throws and the receiver just didn’t catch it and so on and so forth. Turnover worthy plays. Not sure if you read the whole thing or not as it explains how I got to where I got with it.

...on her six toes on each foot. 🤨 * In some areas, AI might have advantages, but for long form composition, I think AI should FO.

First off thanks! It factored in playing time for every QB. I had it exclude any and only QB’s that didn’t play 15 games or more. I went back and double checked it as good as I could.