Interviewer: So you've told us some of your strengths, but what are your weaknesses?
Me: Garlic bread.
Interviewer: No, I don't think you underst-
Me: *helplessly shoving Texas Toast into my mouth* I don't think YOU understand.
@DustyEvely I'm very surprised by how close the two are. Would be so interesting to see how that stacks up vs other teams and the league average. (not a request, just curious lol)
@DustyEvely I think YPA and success rate (50% of yards needed) mask the fact that a pass will generally give you a chance to avoid 3rd down. With a run, you're still going to be facing 3rd down the vast majority of the time.
People will tell you being an adult is difficult but they never tell you what to do with the hundreds of obscure Vine references you can't get out of your head
@FiveThirtyEight I know model building is as much an art as it is a science but hoo boy do I have serious concerns about assuming the polls have the potential to shift as much as this model clearly does. Assuming one can rely on historical shifts from less polarized times feels off.
@mattyglesias I do wonder if they fear someone stepping in to lead the ticket who is not tied down by progressive policy positions staked out in an actual primary process. That person would potentially have an easier time selling themselves as a moderate.
@PFF_Sam @PackerRanter@AaronNagler But the thing is most front offices are better at this educated guessing than those in the media. So, the public is still *more* wrong on average.
The media coverage of the draft only really has value because it gets clicks and engagements.
Middle class Americans live in the richest country on earth at a time of unprecedented global prosperity and have let online ragebait convince themselves that they are living through awful historical circumstances.
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