@FB_FilmAnalysis The rule is about in front of / behind in terms of 3D space, not just further upfield, I believe, so the second interpretation is correct?
But I understand why people perceive it differently
I think the endzone view would make it obvious
@FB_FilmAnalysis Seems like some perceive the lineman to be between Downs and the RB, which makes sense by the yard lines they’re at, which wouldnt be a block in the back
But it seems like Downs might have beaten the blocker to the corner (and the back went outside), which is a block in the back
@j_Beuster@bburkeESPN This would only be true if the model were based on points scored or win percentage, there is no volatility in win%, because you either win or you don’t, there is no such thing as a super win or a super loss
@ChasseurDAmbu@kevin_cole ‘Josh Allen has been the 2nd best QB in the league over the last 5 years so therefore everything he does is either correct or couldn’t be detrimental’?
If this is how good they have been leaving WP% on the table time and time again, maybe he’d have won a ring by now otherwise!
@blackishpress@jackfrank_jjf Wade was one of my all-time favorite basketball players before I heard anything about his daughter being transgender
Now he’s one of my favorite people, too
@BrandonThornNFL@MitchSchwartz71@geoffschwartz It goes back really far, in my opinion, I think it’s a McDaniels thing that O’Brien used too — they definitely did it to the Seahawks in the Super Bowl 10 years ago
@ikenyonFB@SamMonsonNFL Yeah, this is it, but short term exposure, numbers, $, is the only thing that matters anymore, rather than building something that’s worth sticking around for
@DDDereKC@CheifsKC1587 Play action success isn’t dependent on rushing success , as long as they get under center and run PA, it will open up the passing game, the defense has no choice but to respect it
@DDDereKC@CheifsKC1587 The ball fake is the least important part of play action , defenders react to the run action by the offensive line, they’re rarely thrown off by the ball fake itself
@StevePalazzolo_ PLUS — it’s like “[x player] is in the best shape of their life!”, everyone is always getting bigger, faster, stronger, more conditioned, and you don’t hear about it when they aren’t!
@StevePalazzolo_ The article mentions benching 225 a few times, which I imagine is something that’s very important to certain old school training staffs, but isn’t a super big point of emphasis for some newer staffs