Deommodore Lenoir was asked how focused are the 49ers on the Rams and Seahawks:
“We not really focused on them. We worry about ourselves. The only person that can beat the Niners is the Niners.”
#49ers Fred Warner shoots down the theory of the electrical substation causing injuries:
"When you look at the actual data behind if that is real or not, I think it is false."
Via: @StBrownPodcast
Successful Black vampire movie just became most nominated movie in Academy award history. Seems like that audience might really like a Blade movie. Could put an Academy Award winner like Mahershala Ali in it.
It's worth asking why the most successful movie studio of the year feels the need to put itself up for sale. Why isn't making a profit and putting out great movies (and television) enough? Why does everything also need to be a billionaire-backed tech platform?
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck on Rogan taking about how Netflix has changed filmmaking.
“you re-iterate the plot 3-4x in the dialogue because people are on their phones.”
Mike McDaniel breaking down lessons learned back in Washington + offensive game planning in SF. [Exclusive]
We found lost tapes of McDaniel and Chris Foerster, two of the best offensive minds in football, walking through how the weekly game plan actually comes together, the reasoning behind every concept, every protection, every adjustment.
Mike, one of the most sought-after coaching candidates, explains his philosophy: have your reasons, explain the whys to your players, get buy-in, then build something together that gives the other team the illusion of complexity.
Enjoy this small peek inside a room full of football genius.