Mojo44

I know Pittsburgh is here fair and square and all of that, but they really shouldn’t be here.

We have chickens and have a rooster named Dalton. Josh was Dalton tonight!

I Feel So Good….I’m Gonna Break Somebody’s Heart Tonight

Damned shame!

There is definitely an over reliance on analytics in football. Several posters of already noted the small sample size in most of the statistics which significantly limits any predictive value. I would also like to see standard deviation measures in football analytics. I’m guessing the standard deviation will be quite high making it even more difficult to predict in a specific situation. A nomothetic approach doesn’t work with a small sample size. In this case an idiographic or situational approach is better. The only place in sports where analytics seem to work well is in baseball regarding the infield shifts. And this is only because most hitters are unable or unwilling to change how they hit. also, keep in mind that when a coach makes a decision based on the situation and not on analytics this is not just using his “gut”. These decisions are usually based on accumulated empirical information gained from experience.

Does Georgia know what a screen pass is?

RIP. Great player!

It’s like Herbert got his own rebound. That was a pretty good athletic play!

Yeah. Never mind. Bring on the effin’ Pats*

🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

It was still a crappy punt!

Good drive. Glad they took the field-goal.

Buh bye Hack!

Well don’t that be all!

Jets defense holds alright!

What you mention definitely helps. But it seems like some switch finally got turned on with him to me.

Singletary is definitely a new man! Where has this been?

Amazing play by Josh and Stefon!

It’s not a high horse and I think you know that. It’s my opinion. My “gut” remains unassailed. And I am fine with Collingsworth. I don’t need the radio. It seems like you do. I will enjoy my weekend watching the broadcast. Enjoy your incessant whining! i’ll let you have the last word on this discussion.

First of all it is your opinion that there is “something better“. Secondly, and again I believe you know this, if you don’t like Collingsworth turn on the radio broadcast. I’m pretty certain that all ESPN radio stations do a radio broadcast of Sunday night football. I really don’t care what you do. And I’m not even trying to be snarky. I’m expressing my opinion. And to repeat, you do have options to view the game and not listen to Collinsworth, use them or don’t use them again I really don’t care. just commenting on what I see as incessant whining about him when most of these posters do not have to listen to him. Enjoy the games this weekend. by the way, I don’t get the point of your video. Seems quite irrelevant to what we’re talking about if not a little bit immature. Again, enjoy the games this weekend.

I think you know what I meant. Turn the volume down on the TV and go find a radio broadcast. They’re pretty much always available for Sunday night games. I don’t know what you’re talking about regarding Saturday night. That’s not Collingsworth time. You have options if you can’t stand him that much. I don’t usually even get involved in these discussions because they’re not that important to me. But I do have a deeply ingrained pet peeve about people who whine about something they have total control over to change.

To me this is much ado about nothing. My bar is set low in terms of my expectations for a color commentator. I think many posters here have unreasonably high expectations of a color commentator. I am certainly not on the Collingsworth is the antichrist bandwagon. He’s OK. In fact, and with respect, it’s the endless comments about him during a game thread that become tiresome and annoying. If you really hate him that much, switch to another broadcast. And he does add some good insight into the game. Aikman is boring but has his moments. Romo, on the other hand, is a big disappointment to me. He started out fresh and interesting and for the past two years has become a caricature of himself. He has a shtick that has become old and tiresome. My favorite is probably Moose Johnston but I don’t usually watch Fox. But it’s the game itself that’s important, not the commentators.

I totally agree with your take on Lamar. The bottom line is that he wins games. This is the only statistic that matters.

I’m sure his bringing golf clubs into the locker room was an attempt at a metaphor. A metaphor for what? I have no effin’ clue.

Yeah, that INT had nothing to do with Baker’s shoulder