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Football Analysis, no longer worthless
July 04, 2005 at 10:11PM View BBCode
http://www.footballoutsiders.com/A partner of Baseball Prospectus, and they are publichsing a book called (surprise, surprise) Pro-Football Prospectus.
sycophantman
July 04, 2005 at 11:18PM View formatted
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Awesome site, thanks for directing me to it. Baseball has its' charms, but football is my one true love...
1tim412
I'm sorry, they have just lost any chance for credibility.
It is Tyler Brayton, Williams played OLB in college and didn't play a single down in the dirt last year, and the Raiders signed ILB Jay Foreman long before this article. Not proven? Try over 270 tackles over a two year period in Houston. They can't even get the simple stuff right...
July 06, 2005 at 12:58AM View BBCode
Originally posted by sycophantman
Awesome site, thanks for directing me to it. Baseball has its' charms, but football is my one true love...
I'm sorry, they have just lost any chance for credibility.
Taylor Brayton and Sam Williams are converted ends who never looked comfortable at linebacker (and Williams spent much of the season with his finger on the ground in a three-point stance). Danny Clark is the teamâ??s only proven inside linebacker, though rookie Kirk Morrison could be ready for a role right away.
It is Tyler Brayton, Williams played OLB in college and didn't play a single down in the dirt last year, and the Raiders signed ILB Jay Foreman long before this article. Not proven? Try over 270 tackles over a two year period in Houston. They can't even get the simple stuff right...
sycophantman
July 06, 2005 at 01:57AM View BBCode
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