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I think on that 4th and 1, it was likely an RPO and Allen misread the defenders call a banjo coverage at the last second... think he was expecting a man coverage, which I would think throwing was the right read...I haven't seen what the line was doing on that play, if they were run blocking for a QB draw, but my guess a qb run was the second or third read on that play.

There's some packages in R that lets you do the scraping yourself (think it's still called nflscrapr, but there might be a newer version... not sure if they have something for python though.

Kyle Allen would be running the scout team offense in practice and I would imagine going to against the ones all the time anyway...

Utah Cougars, lol

They did a tour this summer, but I'm pretty sure I saw Punch Brother videos on YouTube with Watchhouse (formerly mandolin orange) and I'm pretty sure them with Sierra Hull also... but maybe that wasn't from this year. I'd never really listened to Nickle Creek before, but had listened to other stuff of theirs separately for sure...it was really good! I saw Sierra Ferrell open for Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats in Raleigh a few weeks ago...I was literally third row center in the pit, she's so amazing! Nathaniel Rateliff was great too, but I've been wanting to see Sierra Ferrell for a few years now and that was amazing.

Admirable reason! Yeah, I saw them three nights in a row in Raleigh basically, had two nights off and then saw Phish in Wilmington for two nights...was 5 shows in 7 or 8 days and then I saw Nickle Creek in Raleigh the night after I got back from Wilmington...I think it ended up being six shows in nine nights (nice), where I didn't have to drive more than 20-30 minutes for four of them and the other was a quick vacation to Wilmington, which is one of my favorite cities on a Tuesday and Wednesday so airbnbs were cheaper a bit...I’ve never had it line up so nicely before for such big acts, but I was absolutely sore af for a bit after that! Lol, took a week off work, when I got back, people asked what I did for my time off, I was like saw 5 concerts and I'm going to another one tonight (I worked just that Friday and then was off for the weekend) Retiring and going around seeing live music though, that would be epic!

So good! I saw him three nights in a row back in July when he played three nights in a row just outside of Raleigh at a venue 20 minutes from my house...freaking have been to hundreds of concerts in my life, that was up there in terms of some of the most amazing live music I've seen, but also just the convenience was insane. They played that song I linked at one or the shows, and it's even better with Alex on the fiddle (that Red Rocks version was from a month or so before he joined the band)

Have they started getting plays in later in the play clock from what you have seen, after the 15 second helmet cutoff?

Was there any footage of them talking before the game?

It's more that he just says stuff that sounds kinda informed, but it's really just hot takes with no actual factual basis most of the time. Have you listened to truly informed football people giving their nuanced takes based on watching the all22 and their in depth knowledge of the team and nfl football at a scheme and strategic level or is this based on the broadcast or things other people are saying or calling in on their phones. Don't listen to skip Bayless either, I'm not at all suggesting you do! And you fan however you want, I'm just suggesting this is likely a very complex and nuanced subject and there are a lot of answers claiming it is very simple... that's a red flag

Any new word on this yet? Just reading the Anthony Richardson news and how his x-rays were negative also. All I'm saying is they better not trust allen if he says he's fine, he better be getting an MRI to be safe.

To be fair, I think he's more talking about how this would have looked against the chiefs in the playoffs if they played like this. I think he's missing the point that you're not likely beating the chiefs if you score 14 points

What are your thoughts on Skip Bayless?

cgg716 on a mobile, go ahead...

Next season is Miller's last on that contract, it was basically a three year deal...I would think they can still keep AJE, more so I don't think Miller was ever going to be the contract that prevents AJE, but I'm more hoping someone who might know more detail on the cap could weigh in, cause that's not me.

The bigger missed call was not winding the clock on I think it was the third to last play...that was total bs

Why is there an exclamation point?

Wasn't there an episode of Coach where the team got food poisoning from eating bad chicken wings the night before the game?

Right, and I guess my point is, what if the coaches called that and the players screwed it up

Think I heard earlier today a torn labrum, but don't have a source.

I believe that Levi Wallace blew the assignment after they baited Kelce into changing his route, and it's the reason he isn't here anymore. If it was a coach, I think the coach would have raised their hand and been accountable...I think it was a player making a mistake on something they practiced a bunch and that's why there has been mostly silence (McD had said they practiced that a bunch, I don't think it was a coach thing, they baited Kelce imo and Wallace played the wrong coverage, again imo.

Who blasted you for that take? Joe Marino, Cover 1 guys, national media people were all saying the same thing and they were right.

Don't you remember how much people talked about how hard it was playing against poyer and hyde because they would shift coverage at the last second? That's not new...the bills used to simulate pressure all the time with Edmunds coming up into the A gap and then dropping out. That's not new, I think what we are seeing is the defense more dictating to the offense on where to go with the ball based on the look and then having the pressure come in a planned way to disrupt that look and anticipate where the second read is and try to bait bad decisions. They were doing a lot of that last year, but I think McD is much more shrewd in his play calling in terms of messing with an offenses head in terms of causing ghosts and mirages.

Maybe, but I am pretty sure I'm seeing a lot more choreographed rushes now, which I have to imagine are done with the intention of understanding where the first read will be and getting a rusher coming through that passing window...or using coverage to take away the first read and then having the pressure come through the passing window of the second read...like that's my guess as to what's happening now based on some free rushers I saw last week where it was obvious they were trying to choreograph a specific person to come free, I just have no idea if that was happening under Frazier. Hearing McD talk about how they wanted to dictate a lot more and seeing that highly symbiotic anf choreographed defense across all levels and the amount of disguised and simulated pressures we're seeing now...I think that is what is happening. Edit: adding the link Haven't watched this yet, but saw it was up right after I posted...let's see if I was right