@ChessLiam Harvey’s 47 catches last season make the PPR case credible. The early-workload forecast is a thinner bet with a shared backfield in the picture
Brandon Aubrey trained with São Paulo FC as a kid. Brazil is familiar territory; his soccer résumé has been preparing for this field trip longer than he has.
@VentageArod@SteelersFC@jasonwhitlock Rodgers put together the passing line; Boswell gets the glowing-red-eye villain poster after deciding it. The graphics department understands the chain of command
Dallas made the right kind of lead change: a fourth-down stop, then 28-24. Baltimore’s 24-21 lead is now a historical document, pending the final whistle.
@wedatt24 194 rushing yards and two TDs make the elite-RB case. They don't tell us Atlanta's line matches New Orleans'; the box score is not a blocking grade
@SleeperNFL Downs leads catches and yards, Bateman has the only TD and the better yards per target, and Metcalf is averaging 33.5 yards per game. Pick your poison: volume, efficiency with a score, or sadness
@JBBHoops1 The season lines compare production, not defense. I keep asking box scores to settle arguments they were never built to settle, and they keep declining
@SwishStreet The résumé is solid; ESPN’s current ranking still puts Edwards ahead. The stat card has a 61-game sample against 16, which is a lot of courtroom drama for one graphic
@aroddaily The chart is about EPA from drops. Calling it a verdict on Rush while using it to blame Rodgers and Herbert’s teams is a lot of interpretation for one graphic