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I believe the draft order is currently the Vikings getting the maximum non-playoff team pick #18. But if the Colts hang on to beat the Texans, think they'd get #18 since they have a higher SOS. https://www.tankathon.com/nfl Also looks like @kg21 was wrong, as on the Tankathon webpage at the...

Cousins has done a great job with the Falcons at the end of the season. No chance he'll keep playing for them, after they did him dirty. If the price is right (see how I highlighted this part?) I absolutely bring in Cousins to fall camp 2026. - he was still not fully recovered from Achilles in...

McCarthy did have some nice throws today. Flowers given. That said: all of his great throws were fastballs. The ones with at least a half ounce of touch sailed high. (One of which Addison was able to make a circus catch on.) He throws a fastball. Then instead, he throws a rocket. Then instead...

I was catching up to the game on DVR, started late. As soon as McCarthy went out, it turned fully into a preseason game and I skipped to the end. Didn't miss much.

First sentence: just trust me on this, you're way out of your league here. Google "expected value" Second sentence: this is merely something that could be true (if there was medical proof published, I'd buy it), but you certainly have no proof of this. Third sentence: but this could have been...

Agreed. Separate lines for transfer class ranking vs high school class ranking might be interesting. But I'm not here to make you do more work or clutter up your nice plot. Thanks! PS: plt.grid(True) :D

Nice plot! Keep in mind, 2021-2023 was the weak West. Would also be interesting to have some kind of line that tries to capture something like "how much of the class signed that year actually contributed to that year's team". Otherwise, you'd think it would be at least one year of lag between...

How can all of these guys be expected to find new homes AND high school athletes sign at schools?

All of these played significantly or started at the Big Ten team. Nestor did not (special team player). Obviously was referring to guys who weren't already significant contributors. Sure, if a Big Ten contributor thinks he's not going to get to play at that school next year, for some reason...

Gopher fans should be very familiar with the defensive coordinator from those teams.

https://nevadawolfpack.com/sports/football/roster/zach-cochnauer/12250 Farmington to Central Arkansas (FCS) to Nevada. That has to be a rare path

I just feel like Nestor was a unicorn. That guys who transfer laterally from Big Ten teams, are doing so because they aren't playing. Would rather focus on guys trying to move up a level or two and prove themselves. Hope I'm wrong on that.

Solid analysis. The jury may also be out on if Callahan can coach OL outside of the RPO-zone scheme.

Well no matter what, you did step up with some stats. Kudos there! If it's that simple and cut n dried, then he should have no P4 schools offer him in the transfer portal. Be curious to see what ends up happening with him!

Bold: not at all, it's called you throw the ball away and don't take sacks. Also called you slide when you run it.

I really enjoy all the Viking contributors who go on with Dan, to be honest. Including Alec Lewis, Geossling, and what's the other guy's name that starts with an S ... used to be a QB here ..... Salisbury

But that's exactly the thing, it seems to be completely random. Can't point to any particular factor as a smoking gun. So simply by randomness and rolls of the dice, I conclude that the die would not have landed on that rare number here.

I'm afraid a "reason" might look like "we have to give the transfer the first shot at the job and a long, long leash, because I want to make sure the reputation of Minnesota is that it is friendly to transfers". But my imagination might be off the rails there, I hope

What about St Thomas?

Gotta have something on TV