I agree with 100% of this.
For clarification would you consider someone who speaks in a chowderhead accent and frequently uses the words: goat, Tawm, brewski, twenty eight, three, and Bellichick a “person”? Asking for a friend.
The scene at the end of episode 4 was incredibly well done. I almost always know where a scene is going. I was 50/50 there. No spoilers but I’d like to elaborate.
Edit: I guess it’s not a spoiler to say it was one of the most effective uses of music I’ve ever scene.
In that scenario, instead of break guess frown, eliminating f and w. Then guess batch testing the b and c.
If the goal is to finish by six, the first three words should be the focus, not the first individual word. If you play it right you can use the 15 most common letters in five letter words.
We disagree pretty much across the board.. That’s fine. To me Baker and Murray both have a narrow path left to success because they are self absorbed and wilt under pressure. Murray for sure….Baker I think so but he was playing hurt so maaaaaaaybe….but I’m not rolling those dice. They both have to change their approach /personality. Very few do that.
Jackson is a team player and high effort guy. He gives a chance to his team in any given game. The odds of him winning 4 playoff games in a row are probably low but his team and he will both keep trying until the end. The two other guys are clownish and have had teammate issues. That outweighs any scheme adjustment advantages they may bring.
I get that people can have varying opinions on this but I’m baffled that anyone would take Murray over Jackson.
Although unusual, there is nothing unprofessional about how Jackson is handling his contract. Murray is not being a professional.
On the field Murray has had repeated failures in big games and moments. Yes he is still young and that could change, but Jackson is also young. Jackson has had injury concerns and isn’t perfect by any stretch but he has also had some big wins, including playoff games. When the going gets tough is is visually obvious that Murray wilts while Jackson gives max effort. Jackson 100 times out of 100 for me.
The studies may have been from those years but that is completely irrelevant if the injuries were from longer back. The 2017 study may have included injuries from 1978 but certainly did not include injuries from after 2017.