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Biyernes, Enero 26, 2024
[Rapoport] Former Bears OC Luke Getsy, who keyed late-season improvement in Justin Fields, will interview with the Raiders for their vacant OC job today.
https://twitter.com/rapsheet/status/1750853484247724447?s=12&t=x5-NzdOmzxVdg9621hs9Tw
[Russini] Former Chargers head coach Brandon Staley is interviewing for the Packers vacant defensive coordinator position, sources tell @mattschneidman and me.
https://twitter.com/dmrussini/status/1750897936886612162?s=12&t=x5-NzdOmzxVdg9621hs9Tw
Huwebes, Enero 25, 2024
[Charania] Sources: Doc Rivers is signing a contract through the 2026-27 season worth in the range of $40 million to be the Bucks’ head coach. Milwaukee is paying out former coaches Mike Budenholzer and Adrian Griffin, and now Rivers for next 3.5 years.
https://twitter.com/ShamsCharania/status/1750537265254916295
Miyerkules, Enero 24, 2024
[Draper] Unless CNN suddenly has a secret NBA source, I have a guess at how this happened. An NBA TV scriptwriter pre-wrote a news item about Milwaukee hiring Doc Rivers, assuming someone else would break it first and CNN would then confirm it. Somehow this gets read on-air at NBA TV an hour ago
Source thread by NYTSports' investigative reporter Kevin Draper
Clip of the CNN Sports report that was being reported by Bleacher Report shown in the tweet
Unless CNN suddenly has a secret NBA source nobody else has, I have a guess at how this happened. It is important to know that Warner Bros. Discovery owns CNN and TNT, and operates NBA TV.
An NBA TV scriptwriter pre-wrote a news item about Milwaukee hiring Doc Rivers, assuming someone else would break it first and CNN would then confirm it. Somehow, this gets read on-air at NBA TV an hour ago.
This then floats over the transom to TNT and Inside the NBA, where producers don’t apply enough skepticism — who at CNN confirmed this? where is the news story or tweet? why doesn’t woj have this? — and repeat it and put it on air.
CNN is a serious news organization that breaks things far more important than NBA coaching news. They have a process. None of that process includes no sourcing info, letting news first break on NBA TV and not writing an article about it.
(A WBD Sports spokesman has not responded to my questions about what is going on with this report)
[Garafolo] The Raiders will interview Steelers QB coach Mike Sullivan for their offensive coordinator job, sources say. Sullivan, who called plays this season after Matt Canada was fired, was an assistant on Tom Coughlin’s Giants staff while Antonio Pierce captained the defense.
https://twitter.com/mikegarafolo/status/1750151909577510917?s=46&t=2VCgnWsOhiLlibCRQhw6qg
Did O.J. Simpson have the best career peak of any RB?
So I was looking at the highest YPG leaders in a single season, and here's the list:
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OJ Simpson: 143.1 (1973)
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Jim Brown: 133.1 (1963)
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Walter Payton: 132.3 (1977)
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Eric Dickerson: 131.6 (1984)
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Adrian Peterson: 131.1 (2012)
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OJ Simpson: 129.8 (1975)
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Jamal Lewis: 129.1 (2003)
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Earl Campbell: 128.9 (1980)
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Barry Sanders: 128.3 (1997)
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Jim Brown: 127.3 (1958)
There isn't even close to a bigger gap on the top 10 list than the one from #1 to #2.
Other interesting notes:
OJ and Jim Brown were the only two to make this list twice, however Barry Sanders is also tied for 15th all time in the 1994 season (117.7).
Jim Brown has the most (4) appearances on the top 50 all time list
Only 6 RBs have had a season in the top 50 of YPG since the year 2010, and they are:
Adrian Peterson, 131.1 in 2012 (#5)
Derrick Henry, 126.7 in 2020 (#11)
Demarco Murray, 115.3 in 2014 (#23)
Dalvin Cook, 111.2 in 2020 (#30)
Ezekiel Elliot, 108.7 in 2016 (#34)
Johnathan Taylor, 106.6 in 2021 (#45). This is the most recent to crack the top 50 in YPG
Martes, Enero 23, 2024
Lunes, Enero 22, 2024
[Pelissero] Three-time Pro Bowl TE Zach Ertz is signing with the #Lions, per sources. Ertz will start out on the practice squad, with plans to potentially elevate him for the NFC Championship Game. A boost for the final stretch.
https://twitter.com/tompelissero/status/1749465265073422529?s=46&t=U3cMdkI_C5XzlWnRYxxzMw
[Drue Tranquill] I caught the snowball. If it didn’t break in my hand, it was getting launched right back at him. We’d beat them in a snowball fight too. Truth is, my four year old throws a meaner snowball than #BillsMafia . #ChiefsKingdom 🔥🔥🔥
https://twitter.com/dtranquill/status/1749280361333370891?s=46&t=lGDP4u9wBQ71LGDz0PVUaA
Linggo, Enero 21, 2024
[95.7 The Game] Dre Greenlaw said he knows he should’ve gone down on his second INT return, but blamed Fred Warner: “Fred told me I was supposed to get a pick-six, so it was kind of his fault.”
https://twitter.com/957thegame/status/1748937319187624015
r/NBA Gives Back Contest #3: Score FREE Saturday All-Star Game tickets - (READ HERE TO FIND OUT HOW!!)
What is r/NBA Gives Back?
As many of you know, the r/NBA mod team and Reddit Community Funds announced they would be teaming up to celebrate the communities 15th Cake Day. To celebrate this milestone, we will be hosting:
- A fundraiser for The Boy & Girls Club of America (over $5000 currently raised, donate here)
- A variety of contests to win NBA All-Star Saturday Night tickets (Feb 17th) and other items donated by the Chicago Bulls
- A community meetup with free swag and food (close to the Gainbridge Fieldhouse arena in Indiana)
Who can enter?
Anyone who meets all of the following criteria may enter the contest and attend the event:
- Have a minimum account age of 3 months
- Be at least 18 years of age as of January 10th, 2024
- Must be located in the US, UK, Australia, Canada (excl. Quebec)
- Be a member of the r/NBA community in good standing / with less than 2 of negative mod notes
- Not be on the Universal Scammer List
How can I enter?
We will be selecting 48 members of the r/NBA community to attend the NBA All-Star Saturday Night. All members of the community are encouraged to participate!
Due to the large amount of tickets we will be hosting three (3) separate contests over the month of January. This is the LAST CONTEST. You must answer the question below to enter:
- If r/NBA was to renovate a court how would you design the court? Art submissions are encouraged but not required)
A selected jury of 5 r/NBA mods will review responses and select 48 winners (16 per contest) based on the thoughtfulness of your answers; please be as detailed as possible!
Winners will be notified via. modmail - if you are selected please be sure to reply as soon as possible! Please note only one (1) ticket may be awarded per user. This contest (#2) begins 9am PST January 21st, ending 12am PST January 27th 2024
Additional Questions?
If have any additional questions please feel free to ask in this thread or use mod mail if you prefer to remain anonymous. We look forward to meeting many of you at the community meetup and during the NBA All-Star Saturday Night!
Full contest rules can be found on our wiki - found here
This event is powered by Reddit Community Funds
[Underdog NFL] The 49ers are the first team to head to 3 straight NFC Championship games since they did it in 2011-2013. Brock Purdy is now the 5th QB in NFL history to win a playoff game in each of his first 2 seasons.
https://twitter.com/underdog__nfl/status/1748923012248965126?s=46&t=U3cMdkI_C5XzlWnRYxxzMw
Sabado, Enero 20, 2024
Regardless of the result, the winner of the BAL-HOU game will break a 10+ Year Conf. Championship Appearance Drought.
The Baltimore Ravens haven’t appeared in an AFC Championship game since their Super Bowl run in 2012, 11 seasons ago.
The Houston Texans have never appeared in an AFC Championship game, and are currently playing their 22nd Season as a franchise.
The Ravens are in the midst of their longest wait as a franchise, (considering it’s only 11 years is frankly impressive, all things considered)
But Houston? Houston has been hurting for a droughtbreaker.
While the Lions and Commanders 32-year droughts are longer in terms of a single franchise droughts, Houston the city has been waiting since the 1979 season, when the Oilers made it.
A massive 44-year season drought, by far the longest for any active NFL city
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