@GNPSeguros porque siguen ofreciendo el @hospitalangeles dentro de sus planes premium, si ya saben que no pueden avanzar sin el desglose que el hospital se niega rotundamente a ofrecer? No ha acuerdo entre ustedes?
@hospitalangeles no dar desglose completo de gastos en su hospital es nueva regla? O sólo en el hospital Valle Oriente en Monterrey se saltan este paso y no contestan llamadas, correos y no atienden visitas físicas?
People are mad that a QB threw a quick screen without looking to make sure the target was open first.
People watch hundreds of hours of football and have no idea what's happening on their TV.
Since the #Colts bye week, there have been 16 games involving IND/JAX/HOU/LAC that could significantly increase the Colts’ playoff chances with the right result:
Each and every result has gone the wrong way for the Colts.
Every. Single. One.
0-16.
Like not only are the Colts down to retirement QBs, but they could be without their top 3 defenders, their right tackle, and their best WR this week/going forward.
They aren’t competing these last 4 games
Tyler Warren fullback highlights. I doubt there is anybody playing the position at a more impactful level around the league. The Colts average 6.7 yards per rush with him lined up at fullback this season!
First Team All-Pro Fullback
I'll never take for granted winning a game with both Buckner and Ward out due to injury. Defense fought hard all game long and got the stop they needed in OT (and a few big ones in the third quarter to keep it close)
Jonathan Taylor: 2nd rounder
Michael Pittman Jr: 2nd rounder
Alec Pierce: 2nd rounder
Josh Downs: 3rd rounder
Bernard Raimann: 3rd rounder
Nick Cross: 3rd rounder
Grover Stewart: 4th rounder
Colts will be fine. Go for the elite talent when you get the opportunity
Here’s the thing with PFF grades for QBs that it seems like is totally lost on most people who casually see grades:
1) Their “turnover worthy plays” get graded much more negatively than normal positive plays do, for good reason. Turnover avoidance is hugely important.
2) If you don’t have any extremely difficult throws then your grade isn’t going to look amazing, especially if you have a TWP or two. A game being “easier” means you don’t have the ability to be positively rewarded for what they call “big time throws,” which skew the grade higher.
3) Depth of target matters too. Shorter throws are easier, and if the game develops in a way that the QB is throwing shorter and again, easier, then the grading isn’t going to be as favorable.
4) You don’t get graded for how difficult your assignment is (at least I don’t think) unless you’re making difficult throws. It’s just grading the read/throw itself on a given play. The fact that KC can run the highest level of offense and put so much on Pat’s plate isn’t factored into the grade. That’s a subjective piece you have to add yourself.
5) What other easily digestible and quantifiable metric do you like better to evaluate QB play?