Mavric

Perhpas it's Sir Yacht? But I saw the original post and thought it was a great way to make an announcement saying nothing. Which usually doesn't lend credibility in my book. Doing it a second time doesn't help either. But it was retweeted by some pretty well-known people like Damon Benning and Nate Clouse so perhaps??? Of course, I don't know why they were retweeting it - because they think it might be legit or just because they thought it might be interesting.

I believe the rule of thumb is the fumble is charged to the last player who possessed it. So it wouldn't be charged to a QB on a bad snap unless they caught it then fumbled it, which I don't recall happening much. Likewise, a fumble on a handoff is charged to the QB because the RB never really had control of it.

I don't have an issue with legitimate conversation. There are things that need to get better. But I think the we-suck-at-everything and I'm-only-going-to-look-at-the-stats-I-want-to-look-at from some is ridiculous. His claim was stupid. I simply pointed that out. But I still don't believe it's a foregone conclusion that we are lacking in QB development. We failed to recruit an entire offensive unit of players over a combined four straight recruiting cycles. We only recruited two contributing WRs over a five year period and neither completed their eligibility here. It looks p

So you keep chastizing people for putting words in your mouth and then you turn around and do the same thing. Seems legit. I'm asking straight-forward questions. The part where you refuse to even attempt to answer them say a lot about the validity of your claims.

Dawson is in charge of the whole thing but I believe there are several assistants who also are assigned to a specific group.

Martinez's completion percentage went up 12 points from 2019 to 2020. His TD:INT ratio improved from 2019 to 2020. His QB rating improved from 2019 to 2020. QED