Audio: Mickey and Shan got into it on the radio today

Dre11 · Nov 26, 2019

PJTHEDOORS said:
Ya Jessie, stay off it.

Why the hell they keep putting your clown a** on the radio

yimyammer · Nov 26, 2019

JoeKing said:
You are in need of humbling.

& you need a muzzle

ABQCOWBOY · Nov 26, 2019

Well, Analytics aren't the be all, end all either. I mean, the people who are successful in the NFL are not the ones who follow the trend. By that time, you are behind the eight ball. They are the ones who are in front of the curve. People laughed at New England when they hired Belichick, after the whole Cleveland debacle but you know what, people aren't laugh any more, unless you count that nervous laugh you hear from fans, just before you play them. Analytics are a tool, they are not the answer IMO.

Sydla · Nov 26, 2019

Alexander said:
They always do, but the aspect of analytics is not going away. It is not just the Ravens that use analytics. Nor is it even remotely smart to dismiss them because the guy who signs your checks believes the same.

The Pats were one of the first teams to really start using this stuff.

I think they know what they are doing.

The fact Jerry, Garrett and Mickey are spouting nonsense about this stuff is hilarious.

Sydla · Nov 26, 2019

ABQCOWBOY said:
Well, Analytics aren't the be all, end all either. I mean, the people who are successful in the NFL are not the ones who follow the trend. By that time, you are behind the eight ball. They are the ones who are in front of the curve. People laughed at New England when they hired Belichick, after the whole Cleveland debacle but you know what, people aren't laugh any more, unless you count that nervous laugh you hear from fans, just before you play them. Analytics are a tool, they are not the answer IMO.

Pats are big proponents of analytics.

ActualCowboysFan · Nov 26, 2019

Whenever I look for insightful x and os first guy I turn to is Dez. His knowledge of route trees and coverages are what made him great for so many years.

Alexander · Nov 26, 2019

Sydla said:
Pats are big proponents of analytics.

Belichick deflects and pretends they don't but they absolutely do. He even deliberately calls plays to throw off statistical tendencies. You don't do that if you are not a believer.

jwooten15 · Nov 26, 2019

Alexander said:
They always do, but the aspect of analytics is not going away. It is not just the Ravens that use analytics. Nor is it even remotely smart to dismiss them because the guy who signs your checks believes the same.

100% agree. I just shook my head at Garrett for dismissing the thought of analytics and saying they don't consider them. It's shameful.

Rockport · Nov 26, 2019

Sydla said:
The Pats were one of the first teams to really start using this stuff.

I think they know what they are doing.

The fact Jerry, Garrett and Mickey are spouting nonsense about this stuff is hilarious.

That’s what you do all the time.

Sydla · Nov 26, 2019

jwooten15 said:
100% agree. I just shook my head at Garrett for dismissing the thought of analytics and saying they don't consider them. It's shameful.

The problem is his owner and GM apparently thinks the same way.

Sydla · Nov 26, 2019

Rockport said:
That’s what you do all the time.

I spout accuracies.

That’s the difference.

unionjack8 · Nov 26, 2019

KingintheNorth said:
Mickey's whole argument against using football analytics is that Jerry's accountant told him not to buy the Cowboys?

Wow. That's epic propaganda work by Mickey.

John Harbaugh's ravens are using analytics for every third down play . They are converting an inordinate amount into first downs albeit including fourth downs too. Analytics matter

CWR · Nov 26, 2019

ABQCOWBOY said:
Well, Analytics aren't the be all, end all either. I mean, the people who are successful in the NFL are not the ones who follow the trend. By that time, you are behind the eight ball. They are the ones who are in front of the curve. People laughed at New England when they hired Belichick, after the whole Cleveland debacle but you know what, people aren't laugh any more, unless you count that nervous laugh you hear from fans, just before you play them. Analytics are a tool, they are not the answer IMO.

I agree, they are a tool and not the end all be all. Although that tool should be considered in addition to game flow, field conditions, injuries, instincts ect.

BatteryPowered · Nov 26, 2019

erod said:
Truth be told, all three of thsee guys are inconsequential bags of hot air that nobody listens to.

Not according to the ratings. Shan and RJ is the highest rated show...particularly the 6:00-7:00 am hour...in DFW.

yimyammer · Nov 26, 2019

NeonNinja said:
This got serious in here.

Mickeys acolytes got triggered, which is always good for the lulz, so enjoy!

:laugh:

Parcells4Life · Nov 26, 2019

unionjack8 said:
John Harbaugh's ravens are using analytics for every third down play . They are converting an inordinate amount into first downs albeit including fourth downs too. Analytics matter

Aren’t the Cowboys the top 3rd down offense in the league?

JoeKing · Nov 26, 2019

yimyammer said:
& you need a muzzle

I have one, why do you think I have to type everything out that I have to say?

ABQCOWBOY · Nov 26, 2019

Sydla said:
Pats are big proponents of analytics.

Yeah, but we don't know if they are using analytics to base game time decisions on. I've no doubt they use it in their preperations.

vlad · Nov 26, 2019

This is the most entertaining thread of the day, lol.

Sydla · Nov 26, 2019

ABQCOWBOY said:
Yeah, but we don't know if they are using analytics to base game time decisions on. I've no doubt they use it in their preperations.

They use it in scouting, prep and even in game decision making. Now, sure, they don’t let it dictate every play but they use it.

Far more than our bunch of crackpots.

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