Training camp has already started shifting the BBM market.
Biggest ADP risers and fallers since 7/20:
De’Zhaun Stribling is the clear standout at +15 spots (Pearsall knee, Kirk calf).
Which move are you buying, and which one feels overdone?
@Hakko3@ChessLiam You’re confusing value with information.
CMC’s range of outcomes is league winner or barely playing.
Knowing which one actually happens tells you the fate of a massive chunk of first-round teams.
That was the question.
Brian Robinson (ADP 171 | RB52) being the RB21 among backup RBs doesn’t make much sense to me.
Atlanta let Tyler Allgeier walk and immediately replaced him with another proven power back.
Feels like a contingent bet with enough TD equity to matter even if Bijan stays healthy.
Biggest BBMVII ADP risers 📈 and fallers 📉 since June 1.
I’ll keep tracking and sharing these updates as draft season moves along. Which move surprises you most?
In Netflix’s new season of ‘Quarterback’, its revealed that in the TNF game last year where Joe Flacco (who had been in Cincinnati for a week and a half at that point) torched the Steelers defense for 33 points, 342 yards, 3 TDs and 0 INTs, he barely even knew the playbook & had no idea what many of the calls meant.
And he STILL torched Mike Tomlin & Teryl Austin’s defense, which by the way, was the most expensive in the entire league last season.
What’s done is done & the Steelers are moving forward with a new staff this year, but that shit’s pretty damn embarrassing…hopefully those days are officially behind us.
Brian Robinson (ADP 171 | RB52) being the RB21 among backup RBs doesn’t make much sense to me.
Atlanta let Tyler Allgeier walk and immediately replaced him with another proven power back.
Feels like a contingent bet with enough TD equity to matter even if Bijan stays healthy.
@ThePoniExpress As a Steelers “fan” - you should be ashamed. Glad I unfollowed you a long time ago, but can’t lie about being amused when I see your dumbass takes show up on my feed. Go pretend to be a fan of a different team !
Joey Porter Jr. has played 1,444 consecutive coverage snaps without allowing a touchdown, the longest active streak among cornerbacks and more than twice as long as the next closest streak.
His last touchdown allowed was in Week 8 of 2023. Porter has made a play on the ball on 21.5% of his targets this season, the 5th-highest rate among cornerbacks with at least 50 targets, helping him to allow a 53.8% completion percentage (15th-lowest).