Mike Rogers, CPA

Full CVE v2.0 reproducibility package including the workbook, operating manual, and executive summary will be released this week. Folder link to come.

West Coast Offense: The Name Is Wrong | @Meadowbrook135 Doctrine 03/10 🏈 MB135 discusses how NFL history traces the first known use of the phrase for Walsh’s 49ers to Bill Parcells in 1985, after the Giants beat San Francisco in the playoffs.

John 8:12 ❤️

West Coast Offense: Built in Cincinnati | @Meadowbrook135 Doctrine 02/10 🏈

John 8:12 ❤️

Andrew Luck, who I love and respect, retired in preseason and the Colts let him keep money already paid under his deal. Brandon Aiyuk could owe the 49ers $13M in bonus forfeiture. What am I missing in the contractual distinction here?

Parker Washington so smooth.

It’s more so blessing from the permission structure and licenses to create the more regulated version of crypto dollars that gave them their moat, not bc they “encoded human thought” better than anyone else.

Just read a piece that’s been shared a lot on social media where the profound insight was essentially “adoption” is what separates software from a network. And people wonder why this field hasn’t advanced the way it should have the past decade?

Can’t wait for Minshew Mania this weekend. With Watson and Darnold both out, I’m kinda forced to start him. Not sure if I’m getting 20+ points or single digits?

The @135SportsData Dynasty Players to Watch tonight. Thursday Night Football. Jaguars vs. Ravens. Jacksonville: Trevor Lawrence 1st overall pick in RD 1 of the 2021 Draft, former Clemson QB who is putting together his most efficient season as a professional. Through seven appearances he has completed 130 of 198 passes for 1,690 yards, 17 TDs and 4 interceptions while adding 80 rushing yards and 4 scores. Lawrence just threw 3 TDs without an interception in Jacksonville’s Week 8 win over Indianapolis, and the larger dynasty signal is a 5 and 2 team getting strong quarterback play without needing volume to manufacture it. Want to see whether he can maintain the aggressive downfield efficiency against Baltimore, whether the Jaguars keep building the offense around his decision making and whether this season finally moves him back toward the top tier of dynasty quarterbacks. Jacksonville: Parker Washington 185th overall pick in RD 6 of the 2023 Draft, former Penn State WR whose production has become impossible to dismiss as a depth chart fluke. Washington enters tonight with 27 catches for 432 yards and 4 TDs, leading Jacksonville in receiving yards despite the offense carrying Brian Thomas Jr., Travis Hunter and Jakobi Meyers. He has turned 48 targets into a 16.0 yard per catch average while continuing to make high value plays downfield. Want to see whether he can keep earning meaningful targets in an increasingly crowded receiver room, whether the touchdown production is supported by a lasting role and whether a former sixth round pick is creating a real buy window before the dynasty market fully catches up. 135Sports⁠.com Baltimore: Zay Flowers 22nd overall pick in RD 1 of the 2023 Draft, former Boston College WR who remains Baltimore’s clearest young offensive building block. Flowers has 40 catches for 608 yards and 3 TDs on 58 targets through seven games, producing through both volume and explosive efficiency. Lamar Jackson is out tonight, which puts a different kind of spotlight on Flowers: can he stay productive when the offense is forced to operate without its franchise quarterback? Want to see whether he can command the game plan for the quarterback under center, whether the target volume remains strong in a lower ceiling environment and whether his dynasty value can hold as a true WR1 asset through short term quarterback risk. Baltimore: Rashod Bateman 27th overall pick in RD 1 of the 2021 Draft, former Minnesota WR whose current production still carries more volatility than his draft capital once suggested. Bateman has 19 catches for 288 yards and a TD through eight games, but his 15.2 yards per catch and 14 first downs show that his downfield role still creates meaningful value when the targets arrive. With Baltimore missing Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, he has a chance to become a needed outlet for a new quarterback in a difficult spot. Want to see whether Bateman can turn efficiency into a more dependable target floor, whether the offense uses him as more than a selective explosive option and whether a strong showing can restore dynasty liquidity before the market writes him off as only a spike week player. 135Sports⁠.com

Anyone else hoping Brandon Aiyuk live streams himself showing up at the 49ers facility tomorrow? The ironic thing is that the 49ers could really use this dude’s talents. I understand it they moved on, but it’s literally the perfect situation for everyone if they could move past everything.

youtube.com/shorts/rlbXn8TRw… Starting to get into the X's and O's more on football strategy. And because of that, the videos naturally take more time to make. So the frequency for the rest of this series is likely going to be 1 video a day. West Coast Offense: Spread the Defense, Not Just the Formation | @Meadowbrook135 Doctrine 04/10 🏈 This 10-part series breaks the doctrine down one principle at a time: 01. Four Yards Is Four Yards 02. The West Coast Offense Was Built in Cincinnati 03. The Name Is Wrong 04. You Don’t Spread the Field by Standing Wide 05. Nobody Runs a Route Alone 06. The Drop Is a Stopwatch 07. Why the Checkdown Is Not a Surrender 08. Efficiency Buys Explosives 09. What Kills the West Coast Offense? 10. How Do You Win Without Better Players?

youtu.be/DX3o1O8ZsTw?si=USxP… There's a place up ahead and I'm going Just as fast as my feet can fly Come away, come away, if you're going Leave the sinking ship behind Come on the rising wind We're going up around the bend, ooh ❤️

I realized last night that we could also upload the videos directly to X, sO enjoy Part I of a 10 part series on the West Coast Offense. West Coast Offense: Four Yards Is Four Yards | Meadowbrook 135 Doctrine 01/10 🏈

I don't think the education system has been able to keep up with how many people are autodidacts and how much information is now readily available to everyone.

John 8:12 ❤️

It’s been fun studying these algorithms. I feel like a velociraptor testing the electric fences systematically.