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NFL Film Analyst || You can find all of my film breakdowns on my YouTube channel: https://teapaw.org/t.co/rhBoSDRLlD

Chicago, IL
Joined May 2016
This week’s episode “ALLEN ROBINSON BREAKS DOWN HIS OWN GAME FILM! 👀 🔥” is now LIVE 🔊 of @AllenRobinson himself detailing how he beat @Revis24 on a double move, how he creates separation and his technique for high pointing the ball👇 Full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=hm2OnB4k…
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Inside the NFL account calling this a read option?
Replying to @DrakeMaye2
@DrakeMaye2 had the defense and our camera fooled on this read option 🤯
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JSN might very well be the difference between 2026 Seahawks Darnold and Jets Darnold
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Guys this is not how football works, be careful who you follow
Mahomes missed FOUR wide open, walk in TDs yesterday, three of which would've been to Worthy. Worthy legit could've had a 200 yard, 3 TD game. teapaw.org/InHarmsWay19/status/21… teapaw.org/InHarmsWay19/status/21… teapaw.org/InHarmsWay19/status/21…
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Ravens DC Anthony Weaver: "Our fans need to understand, like, 'Hey, sometimes we need you to pump life into us too.'"
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What I don't understand with this argument is how we've seen incredible QBs bump up against this idea and either fail or pivot heavier towards the run. The Chiefs have tried to go as pass heavy as possible and have fallen off, the whole "Let Russ Cook" era completely failed, and there was a time where the Bills went extremely pass heavy which didn't work, and now they are mostly a running team If Seth's theory is correct, wouldn't we be seeing more offenses where the more they pass, the better they are? Is there an example of a successful pass heavy offense that was ascending in volume, and then reversed course?
Mark me solidly in the "throw [much more] because EPA go brrrr" category. I think it's the No. 1 thing where we lose the forest through the trees in football: NFL run-pass split is sub-optimal and it stares us in the face!
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Mahomes currently has an 8.3 ypa. He's only done that twice in his career, and not since 2019. The other time was in 2018.
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Deshaun Watson and Bo Nix lead the NFL in game winning drives and people take that stat serious
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Not Bo Nix trying to no look defenders, you're just not that guy pal 💀
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Alex Rollins retweeted
Elizabeth Holmes is “almost unrecognizable” in Nathan Fielder’s documentary, “You Can See Everything,” to Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz: “The woman that I saw on screen looked, frankly, like a broken woman.” Shultz tells @gayleking and @norahodonnell about his reaction to the film, speaking out about Theranos in 2015 and why the documentary is garnering sympathy for Holmes, who is serving a more than 11-year prison sentence for defrauding investors: “She is not playing victim. She is an actual victim.”
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Alex Rollins retweeted
Would you lie to this man? EXCLUSIVE: Nathan Fielder, codirector of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary ‘You Can See Everything,’ sat down with WIRED for an extended interview—the first he’s given to discuss the film. 🔗 wired.com/story/nathan-field…
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Be Nathan Fielder: > grow up in Vancouver, Canada > join your high school improv group alongside Seth Rogen > graduate with a commerce degree in 2005 > decide accounting isn't for you > start doing comedy > land a correspondent role on This Hour Has 22 Minutes > create a segment called Nathan on Your Side > give real people increasingly ridiculous advice with a completely straight face > turn the concept into Nathan for You on Comedy Central in 2013 at 29 > spend four seasons convincing real businesses to try increasingly absurd marketing schemes > sign an overall production deal with HBO in 2019 > convince them to fund The Rehearsal > build an exact replica of a New York bar so one man can practise a conversation > co-create The Curse with Benny Safdie and cast Emma Stone > return to The Rehearsal in 2025 and spend over two years learning to fly >actually pilot a Boeing 737 carrying more than 100 actors >secretly spend three years filming convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes > co-direct You Can See Everything with Lance Oppenheim > convince A24 to release the nearly three-hour documentary > make it for roughly $7 million > open in 2026 to $15 million from just 855 cinemas > sell out more than 2,000 screenings in one weekend deliver the biggest non-music documentary opening in over 20 years nice
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They’re just spamming Flores Cover 0, and the Cowboys don’t have a plan for it
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How are the Packers slipping so much at home??
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The problem with Bo is mainly that he's still a wait and see thrower, rather than an anticipation thrower. As teams get more film on you, the windows get tighter, and he hasn't adjusted. This is also why he's struggled throwing over the middle of the field
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This is the split second right before Bo would potentially throw this "open" curl to Waddle No disrespect to the PT, but let's just be careful who we're getting our analysis from
Watch the DB crash forward leaving Jaylen Waddle wide open past the sticks. Bo Nix stares right at him and chooses the dump off for a 3 and out.. ok man
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As of right now, @TruMediaSports has Bo Nix with 1.2 air yards per completion and zero completed passes beyond the sticks. The Broncos are winning by two scores.
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That “little situation with his son” being him whipping his 4 year old and being indicted for felony child abuse
Former #Vikings RB Adrian Peterson on his “what if” of his career: “Little situation I had in Minnesota with everything with my son. That year being pretty much negated. Then how everything kinda ended with Minnesota I felt had those things hadn’t happened, I probably would’ve stayed in Minnesota a little longer. Who knows what could’ve came from those seasons of me being there and being the primary back.” (Via @Schultz_Report)
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Kyler Murray has been one of the worst QBs in the NFL this year
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