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I don't know @streetkings01. But dude is no s**t clairvoyant. Reason: bold prediction re defense... on the freaking money. Title of thread "Why do I get the feeling our defense plays it’s best game of the season tomorrow" I quote: They’ve been pretty much disrespected and looked down on all week. Usually, it’s the most overlooked unit that shines in games like this. I think(hoping lol) our defense puts up a dominant performance tomorrow! The defense rests, plus 'nuf said. (Edit: to be clear, SK01 created the thread, and spoke clearly to it, open to doubters and pot-shotters. Like the SAS motto, Who Dares, Wins. This, vice a "random" comment, is why I elevated it for particular attention.)
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No, and good point No McMurphy, Tabes, Chief, or even Nurse Ratched in the game script, and Kesey ain't writing it. As others up-thread allude, screens/short crossers/etc may play very well as run game continuum. One other very interesting, 3D Dabol-chess wrinkle...think it was 9er game but I'd have to double check. Whatever, I noticed this b/c of how odd it was: Both in jet sweep motion, and in RB checkdown routes, JA was intentionally looking at them as first reads, then going deep middle. I've no doubt this was to get the action on tape for games like...tomorrow. Rationale: suck LBs/NB short and wide to open QB delay-draw lanes or prior mentioned deep throws b/n the hashes.
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Thanks for this reminder and pov. Made me look at other Ravens (specifically LJ) tape. Not All22, cuz who has the time? But, IMHO, 3 things literally scream from the review: 1. LJ is a great RO (not RPO per se) decision-maker. No need to say more re his athletic danger. 2. Pains me to say but, ya know, speak truth to power: LJ is astoundingly poor at 2nd/3rd order reads. First not there, he tries to run, w not always the best of results (yes, I am over-generalizing). But the "read factor" is demonstrable time and time again. Hell, I was squinting to find a time he even looked off a safety. Totally agree w point made by @Big Blitz . This is a deeply troublesome lack of QB-ing progress. Very different from our Boy Blue. 3. If a dumb-ass like me can see this, then clearly BOTH teams know this. Harbaugh/staff are clever and smart. Ditto our boys. The key then: taking away LJ's genius in RO, and shutting down his 1st read. Solution: how should I know? I'm just another putz who posts once in a while.
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My (tcw) Bluf: decision primarily based on Bills deeper knowledge of dynamic weather conditions (information arbitrage), w a lean towards accepting for offense. My conclusion bears in mind potential double dip effect, and small sampling of public available analytics. Very interesting and original analysis Jobot. I agree. Reminds me of something known as "branches and sequels", used to decide whether to... let's say, "impair" someone or some group of unsavories. Appreciate article offered by @prissythecat. Main flaw, which makes my hair stand up: data selection bias. I mean, why choose 2.5 yrs of games (700+), when the rule change made in 2008? It screams of choosing data to make a subjective point. I think @The Frankish Reicharticle provides The Nugget re the bias towards defer. Bearing in mind a copy cat league: "New England's Bill Belichick gained attention early on for his tendency to defer, and since the rule change, leads the league in doing so 95% of the time." So, if the mighty Pats** do it, then we should too. (N.B.: according to my latter theory, we should also expect more owners to get busted at low-end massage parlors.)
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Colts May Have Been Exactly What the Bills Needed
Dukestreetking replied to theRalph's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Indeed. So it appears that the Hail Murray, followed by the Phail Mary, will be the two inflection points of the entire season. -
The colts fumble that was not called
Dukestreetking replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Occam in the hizzie! And he's wielding the big Razor.
