Caitlin Clark was drafted into an excellent situation. Clark inherited three former top two draft picks, two established All Stars, and a reigning unanimous Rookie of the Year.
Angel didn’t have a single established All Star or All W teammate to help carry the load. She had nowhere near the same level of proven talent surrounding her.
Angel got traded into a situation comparable to what Clark inherited as a rookie.
Now the playing field is even. The only difference is that Clark has yet to deliver a Finals appearance, while AR5 helped take Atlanta to its first WNBA Finals in 13 years, in her very first season with the team.
Im seeing people saying Jonathan Taylor would likely have less or equal success than Chase Brown in the Bengals offense
I have been sent by the non analytics association to tell you... that is a lie
Bring him to the 513 @Bengals
#Texans WR Tank Dell on playing Sunday for the first time since his devastating knee injury in 2024:
“I don’t care if the first catch is 2 yards, 5 yards—I’m spiking the ball and doing what I gotta do. It’s gonna feel good. … I’m ready to get tackled. I’m gonna be joyful.”🙏💯