K.C. Joyners :take on long and others
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It's nice to see others saw what i saw doing the game.Hope it was just a 1st game kind of thing.
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Long? That article just ripped everyone except will allen and our waterboy.
Interesting article though. Confirms our view of Allen being an all-pro. Just get those INTs!
cant argue with anything he said. i didnt see the great game Sparano saw in Long either so at least someone else saw the same thing I saw.


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While I respect KC Joiner and the work that he does, understand that historically speaking, his analysis over the years has not always panned out in the long run.
In other words, the way in which he goes about isolating player performance doesn't always lend itself to any significant trending in future individual or team performance.
No mercy for posters who are:
-completely one-sided
-incapable of adjusting & reforming their original opinions on a player/coach
-incapable of complimenting a player/coach they don't like or criticizing a player/coach they do like
-believe that what they think they see is beyond reproach
-incapable of exchanging opposing thoughts & ideas to arrive at a new & more refined point of view
You know who you are...:up:
I don't think it can predict anything. But i Think it's a decent way to quantify past performance. You know what we laywers always have to say, past performance does not guarantee future returns!
When we are deeply mired as we are in rebuilding a 1-15 team, the first regular season game is not the time to be judging our progress by any stretch of anyone's imagination.
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