We know Jalen will do whatever it takes to win, is willing to learn, and grow and change if it means winning. If Jalen is the source of conservative schematic bias, it should be incumbent on the coach to show the coach’s son how a more aggressive approach will lead to more long term winning.

I knew about the turnover record, but I wasn’t aware of that one.

That’s just math, can’t argue with it.

An excerpt (Dec, 2009):
Unfortunately, the downside of caring a bit too much is that everything that happens with the team gets magnified ... a bit too much. So when McNabb plays kind of mediocre-ly and the Eagles lose, all of a sudden we have to go through the whole "he sucks" soap opera again.

I would describe Fran's review of the passing game in this one as "genuinely distressing."

Commentators are giving insufficient credit to strength of schedule. I thought there was evidence a while back that even DVOA is insufficient in adjusting for opponent strength.

…Shoutout SZA

As a stickler for proper financial controls and accounting, I figure you, Mr. Ek and Mr. Simmons should be made aware of a possible undercount in downloads/listens.

This was in response to a @zberm.bsky.social question. Howie knows that ZB loves behavioral economics.

Are the other 31 teams stupid for not practicing like the Niners? Or is it because the vast empirical literature shows tradeoffs in training intensity and soft tissue injuries?