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Yo Mac. can you produce any reliable info that proves Depo makes any draft picks..... Take your time as I know you can't prove what your mouth has BEEN SAYING.

I'm pretty sure mac is Hue Jackson.

OMG

Memphis wins the thread.

It's about time we got some enjoyment out of this thread.

Here is your answer. We've watched you ask baited question upon baited question for years and years in these forums. We've watched you completely ignore any questions asked of you. It is just disrespectful and deters people from wanting to engage. Don't take that silence as a "gotcha" moment.

Aww. 2 things ( a few things) are very public.
1. The moves the Browns make. 2. That the Browns use analytics.
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There was a previous time when the Browns started using analytics, and being associated with it, and what the Browns do as far as getting pllayers, coaches etc. who they extend or cut etc. and it is also very public, how the games result. So the results are right in front of everybody, no need to connect the dots, it is all very public.
Thread title? (Yep!)

jc

I have news for all the naysayers, analytics are in Cleveland to STAY. It's nothing more than an applied science being used to make better informed decisions. And if you look at the talent on the team before Depo and after, the change is night and day, and seems to get a little better every year. Why would we suddenly think we should abandon one of the few things that has worked here for the last 20 years?

You need to buy some vowels because your totally clueless bud.

And who made that call? Have any evidence who that was? Depo is not the GM.

And you may wish to wait how the Wills pick pans out before you try and do a victory dance.

Not too bad...?

Jed Wills played pretty well his first year and was injured most of his second. I get you're not an analytics guy, but you don't seem to be a 'football guy' either.

Analytics is just statistics, but you know that.

Explain to me what is wrong with Wills, but please use no statistics, just explain how your gut feels. Describe how well he performs or doesn't, but do not use data. <=-- That's life without analytics.

Life is analytics. When you are born you entered in to a record book and become a statistic. When you die, the same thing.

3.....2.....1......

So, you’re beef is that they started Wills while injured and didn’t just roll on down to Walmart to pick up a starting caliber NFL left tackle?

aNaLyTiCs R dUmB!!!!!

Of course statistics and data "play a roll". But that's nothing close to what you have been claiming. Are you saying we should ignore analytics?

Your obsession of Wills being a bad pick are hysterical. Also can you give me the rate of success in draft picks across the league and how this FO rates among the 32 teams? I didn't think so.

To caveat off of Pit:

If Wills is a bad pick, then why didn't you bring up Newsome from last year? Was Newsome a bad pick too? Was he changed to a different position?

Do you think the coaching staff had any input in moving Wills to LT? Do you think they asked Bill Callahan's opinion on if he could be moved from RT to LT?


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One very important question: you despise/hate (whatever word you want to use) analytics. Analytics has proved in the past that you will start another thread to keep this bs flowing. SINCE YOU HATE analytics, does this mean you will NOT START a new thread over this bs?

OR will you start another continuation analytics thread looking past YOUR PERSONAL ETHICS, and show us that you really are a closet analytics fan.


What's your decision: Don't use analytics or closet analytics fan?

Oh, the irony.

Just how much do the Browns rely on ANALYTICS?

We know they are deeply involved in the Browns draft and there have been stories written that point the Browns analytics playing a part in decisions that relate to the team's gameplanning. Is Stefanski relying too much on Analytics? The article below touches on that subject...


Cleveland Browns HC Kevin Stefanski has to learn from Brandon Staley’s failure.

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You have to hope that Cleveland Browns’ head coach Kevin Stefanski was paying attention on Sunday when the Chargers lost to the Raiders. Chargers head coach rightfully so got flack for his gameplan, as he relied heavily on analytics to decide what to do. It killed the team’s chances to win. Especially when you think it makes sense to go for it on fourth and short when you’re inside your own 20-yard line.

Sure, the Raiders settled for a field goal but when you lose in overtime to a field goal, that’s pretty damning of a situation to put your team in. This is the problem with analytics. It encourages coaches to ignore common sense and rely on statistics.


Here’s the truth about statistics; they mean nothing to the individual. Relying on them, and defaulting to them has plagued too many coaches and cost too many men games. Stefanski is no different at the moment. There’s been a few games where he passed on easy points to go for it on fourth-down or try for two when it’s not needed, and it bit them in the butt.

Cool story.

Let me know when Stefanski starts going on 4th down from his own 18.

Or five times in a game.

Until then it's like comparing a tricycle to a motorcycle because they both have spokes in their wheels.

Analytics!...

The section in the paper illustrating who played faster and who played slower than their 40 times was interesting.



https://www.sloansportsconference.c...-to-better-evaluate-nfl-players-a-review

What is a "TDA-40 time"?

Totally Dorky Analytics

Tracking-data-adjusted

He'll be playing LT again like he should be mac. The stupidity you have infected Dawgtalkers with by posting this thread should be amputated like an arm infected with gangrene.

He’s going to call Ezekiel Elliott’s lawyer and sue you for slander.

Articles from Chad Porto lmao whats next Chads articles on star trek and fortnight. How long till you bust out some old posts from Coach B?

Gimme a ham sandwich. I'll get some pictures of CoachB and his son

Maybe in your own mind, but not in real life.

Maybe he's standing on his head?

Every team loses close games.

I don't think anybody disagrees. But with all things being equal, 40 times do provide a basis point to gauge a persons natural speed.

To the thread title, yes, I have had enough of this thread.