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Posted by2 years ago

[META] Regulars, what answers do you give to the "what team should I root for" question?

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Posted by1 year ago

Basic Play, Scheme, Formation and "How To" Explanation Videos with Game Film Breakdowns from Coaches and Players

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Posted by15 hours ago

How do the refs under the goal post know if an extra point/field goal is good without looking up to see it?

I feel like there's probably a really simple answer to this but Im super curious. the two refs stand on either side of the goal post when it's kicked then immediately after the ball goes in they call it but they never look up to see it so how do they know? is there someone in their ear telling them if it's good or not? are they further back then it seems like where they can just see what's happening? I'm so lost lol

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Posted by10 hours ago

Apparently tight ends have a dual role as lineman and receiver but all I see them do is receive anyways. Are they essentially just WRs?

So by definition a tight end has to block and receive but I hardly ever see them block. I saw Gronk and Kelce highlights and some full games, they are always receiving. Do they only block situationally? Why can't they just be called WRs

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Posted by6 hours ago

In your opinion, name the nfl QB that has the best of each of these traits. You can use one QB multiple times if needed.

-Accuracy

-Arm strength

-Size/frame

-Consistency

-Mechanics

-Anticipation(throwing receivers open)

-Mobility

-Pocket presence

-Vision(going through progressions)

-Poise(throwing under pressure)

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Posted by17 hours ago

Same Division SuperBowl Contenders

It’s my understanding that both the Cowboys and the Eagles are in the “potential to win super bowl” club, as are the Dolphins and Bills. Is it the first time 2 super bowl candidate teams from the same division are in legit contention for a Super Bowl? I know Bucs won the Super Bowl as wild card but at that time they weren’t favorites.

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Posted by21 hours ago

What age do cornerbacks regress?

So for context, I’ve been a casual NFL fan for the longest time. When the Rams moved back to LA, and most of my American sports teams are based in LA (Lakers, Dodgers, Kings) I was like what the hell might as well, then started following them. Rams traded for Jalen Ramsey back in 2019, and my God what a beast he’s been. But he seems to have a lost a step this season getting burnt a whole lot more compared to past seasons. So it got me thinking what is usually the “peak” or “prime” years for a corner, and when do they usually regress and in some cases I know that some shift to playing safety to prolong their careers.

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