Ermanni & Edwards with Maz I Tuesday, December 10th, 2024

[@robertshuster7684]

Big difference is no one can duplicate Chris Spielman.

[@reaper98765]

Best episode this year

[@robertshuster7684]

About DC, I was sick of playing conservative football and losing for 50 years. I rather lose with DC than win with someone else!!!

[@Donna-d9t]

Thanks for the forecast! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

[@jasonmcnatt]

Chris Spielman was the key in getting Shila on culture track

[@johnallegra7667]

Legion of whom is not original.. 2015 Carolina Panthers used it

[@AnthonyfromtheD]

Top 8 teams would've been perfect.. Ohio state shouldn't have a home game wtf..

[@derkderk97]

That was a miss by Pete calling Tim Patrick a WR1. Love Tim Patrick and how he contributes, but he’s WR2 at best in the NFL.

[@johnallegra7667]

The last time I looked and it's been 10 years, ha ha ha. But the bengals do not have a general manager. Mike Brown does everything for the most part.

[@donotseemecricket]

1:14:27 Let's not get confused here, other than the name of the play, the Eagles did not invent the "tush push", that is just super old school football - pre-NFL, back in the 1880s-90s. Literally that is how almost every play was back then - a mass crowd at the line with the ball carrier in the middle and when you hiked the ball you mashed forward into the defense, got up and did it again, and again, 80 times a game. These plays were refered to as "mass plays" and when they first started they quickly took over the game and it took years, and many injuries and deaths, before the game opened up again.

[@jasonbradley7516]

This is what people don’t understand about Dan Campbell and it just frustrates the dog mess out of me that he is belittled and ridiculed because you have sports analysts that think so highly of themselves and think their sports IQ is so high that they have actually forgotten the fundamentals of the sport that they think they’re experts at. So let’s remind our expert analysts the actual rules of the NFL. The offensive team on the field has exactly count them, four downs to gain 10 yards. That’s your rule right there. The goal for that offensive team is to score a touchdown by reaching the opposite teams end zone. You do this by marching down the field earning first downs by going 10 yards or more. The offensive team has four downs to gain 10 yards. There is no such thing in the rulebook that says when you reach fourth down, you must punt the ball. Punting the ball is a tactical decision made at the discretion of the offensive team to either choose to try to gain those 10 yards with that final down or punt the ball to the opposing team and pin them back as far as possible to make them have to go the full length of the field with the intent that your defense can stop them before they’re able to gain 10 yards or make it to your Endzone. This strategy has become so common knowledge in the world of football that every coach for the most part coaches by this playbook, they use things such as analytics that tell them probabilities as to why they should go ahead and punt the ball, or kick the field goal or go for it on fourth down. To the point that they have forgotten that the purpose of the four downs was to give that offensive team, the opportunity to gain 10 yards. Four opportunities to gain 10 yards. What Dan Campbell has done is put the pieces together and has built a team each individual member, from the offensive line each running back each receiver be it a wide receiver or tight-ends all the way to the quarterback. Dan Campbell has built this team with the philosophy based on the original rules of football that there are four downs to gain 10 yards and he has built this team along with the coaching staff to maximize their ability to achieve it using the strategy of how many yards to gain between first and third down and using situational football based on what the defense is giving them to determine going for it on fourth down. It is as much about DanCampbell’s instincts, but even more to do with faith in the ability of his team that he has put together at executing it. And given that the lions have the best fourth down conversion percentage of anyone in the league and I think currently they sit somewhere at 80% conversion rate I’d say Dan Campbell is doing a pretty damn good job. So to all you so-called expert analyst who have a microphone and a platform for which you can hear yourself talk for days on end to the point that the only voice you’re ever concerned with is your own, keep my coaches name out your mouth!

[@johnallegra7667]

An old guy like maz, but much older ha ha ha. I thought the lions were always gonna be a joke. I thought Sheila was a joke. I thought Dan Campbell was a joke, the last good team will ever see in Detroit is 1962... And was I wrong .. He has started with Sheila, going hamp. To me, it kind of broke the Ford curse .. 8 was 1000% wrong? Thankfully, ha ha ha. Forgive maz. He's like me, totally the time frozen over the last 65 -70years from losing and false hope.

[@Bigtuna1118]

Stop putting Stick on the air.. most annoying dude at Woodward

[@Mangeyena]

I disagree. He’s one of my favorites. I can’t listen to flannel. To each their own

[@shaned25]

Stick founded WWS, so no way they stop putting him on air