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I would say any team that loses their starter and backup is set for mediocrity.
OT: Non-Hockey Sports Thread XII - Heeeeeeressss JJ! (Percy Harvin Edition)
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I think they benefit from a really mediocre division.
The colts are an extreme work in progress with Richardson.
The titans offense is a circus. Side note, I don’t think the titans run d is too bad. Their offense just puts them in horrendous spots (see: Will Levis).
The Jags? Their defense can’t hold their offense up.
I took that as Sam Darnold and Justin Jefferson and I’m not sure at all if I’m correct
It is confusing that Jefferson’s fan nickname is JJ while having JJ McCarthy at QB.
The problem isn’t who they picked. It’s the bears coaching staff. Why did they attempt 52 passing plays to 28 running plays against one of the worst run defenses in the league. The packers showed the blueprint, but the bears coach thinks his way is better lol
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It could be both. It's still early, but Caleb seems to be pretty indecisive in the pocket on passing plays. I'm hearing alot of criticism being leveled at the offensive line, but it's difficult for most offensive lines to hold their blocks for more than 3-4 seconds. At some point, Caleb needs to learn how to get rid of the ball in a more timely fashion.
I agree that Eberflus and Co. aren't doing him any favors. What happened to D'Andre Swift and the run game?
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Favre reveals Parkinson's diagnosis at hearing
Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre disclosed during a congressional hearing on Tuesday that he was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
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Might be mean, but meh.Favre reveals Parkinson's diagnosis at hearing
Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre disclosed during a congressional hearing on Tuesday that he was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.www.espn.com
It’s certainly something that Twins fans are having a meltdown on X over the payroll cut. Milwaukee put together a division winner with *checks notes* $16M less in payroll than the Twins this current season. They cut $11M from 2023 too.
The real crux of the issue is that the MLB needs a hard cap with a floor and a ceiling. Current total payroll league wide is $5B. Split across 30 teams is $167M if each team spent the same amount. The league as a whole pulled in $11B.
The real crux of the issue is that the MLB needs a hard cap with a floor and a ceiling. Current total payroll league wide is $5B. Split across 30 teams is $167M if each team spent the same amount. The league as a whole pulled in $11B.
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20 or 25 I think. That was definitely a problem. Guys that get hurt running too much.
He’s being paid appropriately for his injury issues though. Correa at 33m for all his issues his not a bargain.
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He's supposed to start practicing next week. We'll find out if he plays against the Jets next week, but I'm guessing they will bring him back after the bye week.
It’s possible depending on how you quantify it that this twins collapse is the most epic disgusting pathetic collapse in sporting history. A 95.3% chance of making the playoffs with 85% of the season complete and a comfortable lead. Eliminated mathematically with 2 games still remaining.
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I guess I should have been a bit more specific in stating “in season” or “end of season” collapse. I’m sure there have been single game isolated collapses that are more statistically rare.
And people don’t think there is a curse lol
