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The title doesn't matter. Just the source
So in that vein I would prefer my sources to prioritize accuracy in their titles
There's basically zero chance that a "source" who uses a click bait-y title is going to have better/more timely info than known, credible authors
Sean Payton on the Tush Push before last week's game
“I was one that stood up in favor of [the Tush Push]," Payton said during his Monday conference call with reporters. "The reason I stood up in favor of is pretty simple. If the powers to be don’t want it for aesthetic reasons, or competitive...
Trailing game scripts and having one of the league's best defenses are simply not valid reasons to downgrade Sutton from his current actual WR10 status to the projected WR24 ROS in these rankings.
Through the first four games, the Broncos trailed in the fourth quarter for a grand total of 0.0...
Agreed. No mea culpas required in the least. My intent was just to note for future reference. Plus it is true that Surtain did not frequently travel in previous years so this must be a new aspect of Vance Joseph's game planning
Beating the undefeated Eagles on the road was the signature win of the Sean Payton Broncos era
The aggressive decision to go for 2 pts midway through the 4th qtr and the subsequent play call was sheer brilliance
Passed Bill Parcells yesterday and is now T-14th on the all-time win list
Surtain will shadow. It all depends on the scheme Vance Joseph draws up for that particular game.
Week 1 Surtain was on Ridley 84% of the time
Week 2 on Pittman 57%
Week 3 on Q. Johnston 86%
Week 4 on Chase "a lot" (Moss on Higgins)
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