Sean Lee is now involved in football analytics working with ESPN MNF

[Risen Star]

TRENDING: Sean Lee is a GENIUS.

The former #Cowboys LB is now working in football analytics & AI and is reportedly the architect behind ESPN Monday Night Football’s predictive “Playbook” feature.

From leading defenses on the field… to changing football behind the scenes. Absolute football mind.

 

[Risen Star]

He is no John Park.

 

[big dog cowboy]

I would prefer he was leading the Cowboys defense in some capacity.

Good speaker. Very knowledgeable.

 

[rambo2]

AI is awesome!

 

[acr731]

I would prefer he was leading the Cowboys defense in some capacity.

Good speaker. Very knowledgeable.

That would be great.

But then he will stub his toe on the way to work and miss 6 months.

 

[shabazz]

Always good to see these guys getting work after their football careers.....34 years old is way to early to go to the couch.

Luckily for Arron Rodgers, he wont have to deal with that till he's well into his fifties.

 

[Risen Star]

Sean Lee four move checkmates Caleb Downs.

 

[Relayer]

Always good to see these guys getting work after their football careers.....34 years old is way to early to go to the couch.

Luckily for Arron Rodgers, he wont have to deal with that till he's well into his fifties.

Aaron will just have more time to party in South America.

 

[Tangle_Foot]

How soon before his analytics show up on the injury report

 

[Rayman70]

This is a story? I'm ready for camp lol.

 

[Rayman70]

TRENDING: Sean Lee is a GENIUS.

The former #Cowboys LB is now working in football analytics & AI and is reportedly the architect behind ESPN Monday Night Football’s predictive “Playbook” feature.

From leading defenses on the field… to changing football behind the scenes. Absolute football mind.

We missed out

 

[RS12]

Could have been the greatest LB to ever play here and a HOFer. Instincts second to none. Bet he puts out a successful product.

 

[tunahelper]

Could have been the greatest LB to ever play here and a HOFer. Instincts second to none. Bet he puts out a successful product.

Try as it may, AI will not reach Sean Lee instinct level.

 

[youngjerryjones]

I would prefer he was leading the Cowboys defense in some capacity.

Good speaker. Very knowledgeable.

No point in working 15+ hours for this organization when he can get paid millions with his own start-up.

 

[youngjerryjones]

Try as it may, AI will not reach Sean Lee instinct level.

I am doing my masters in AI and yes you are correct right now it cannot, but with another year or two worth of data - it will be 95% accurate and likely better than 80% of the players on the field.

Not everyone studies like Sean Lee - you got to take that in as well. Some guys don't even watch film and they make it to the NFL - Michael Vick.

 

[OGSixshooter]

Let's hope he can stay healthy in his new role.

 

[America's Cowboy]

 

[cald0d30s0]

I am doing my masters in AI and yes you are correct right now it cannot, but with another year or two worth of data - it will be 95% accurate and likely better than 80% of the players on the field.

Not everyone studies like Sean Lee - you got to take that in as well. Some guys don't even watch film and they make it to the NFL - Michael Vick.

Not even close. Transformers are very limited in terms of real world problems. Scaling is not the problem, is the transformers architecture.

(Im a computer scientist with experience in ml/dl)

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

TRENDING: Sean Lee is a GENIUS.

The former #Cowboys LB is now working in football analytics & AI and is reportedly the architect behind ESPN Monday Night Football’s predictive “Playbook” feature.

From leading defenses on the field… to changing football behind the scenes. Absolute football mind.

I hope he does not get injured. Analytics can get rough, rough like a fight on a French dock against Senegalese sailors.

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

Not even close. Transformers are very limited in terms of real world problems. Scaling is not the problem, is the transformers architecture.

(Im a computer scientist with experience in ml/dl)

You too?