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This “analytics” conditioning is garbage

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26 minutes ago, PootieNunu said:

Most of our major injuries this year came from non contact plays. The only thing prevented from making football "soft" as you say is concussions. 

So great comparison!

Injuries accumulate over time with repeated stress, like contact plays. Despite a player going out on one specific play, the injury often has been building up to the point where it will cause failure.

So thanks for again illustrating that you have no idea what you're talking about!

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2 hours ago, Panther'sBigD said:

Injuries accumulate over time with repeated stress, like contact plays. Despite a player going out on one specific play, the injury often has been building up to the point where it will cause failure.

So thanks for again illustrating that you have no idea what you're talking about!

This is a very good take.

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19 hours ago, Squid Game said:

Go check out how well the Charlotte Hornets have done in the drafts since they got rid of that stupid “analytic genius” Rich Cho at GM for one who has the eye talent for good players. 
 

Rich Cho’s picks: Kemba, MKG**, Zeller**, Vonleh**, Kaminsky**, Monk**   (**bust)

 

Mitch Kupchak: Bridges, PJ, LaMelo, Bouknight/Kai (too early) 


 

David Tepper is such a stupid sport owner. When he finally realize that this is football and not the stock market where math/analytic doesn’t play a big part in, we’ll start winning. 
 

Analytics should only be .05% of the equation.

Stupid math nerds that have no idea what they are looking at trying to make themselves relevant. 

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After reading this post I wasn't sure if it was about injuries since that was talked about the most. Analytics is a part of football beginning around middle school and in every sport! Analytics=Statistics that's all Analytics is it is based off what has already happened to predict what could happen. Analytics has nothing to do with injures or how hard a team practices for upcoming games. Tepper has no control over how preparation is done and the only connection to a stock market is Analytics which is a prediction from past happenings on how to prepare/predict future happenings!

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On 10/29/2021 at 6:21 PM, mc52beast said:

Is it analytics that tells our staff to throw the freaking ball a trillion times when our o-line is Swiss cheese and our qb is seeing ghosts…

Actually it is because the previous teams that played their opponents that week has showed that the team their playing is weak on defending the passing game!

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