I think if Uzbekistan skews your data by 40%, I’m not real confident the study itself had any chance of ever being accurate. Lol. Maybe it’s just me.  One of the biggest hoaxes in history. Even four decades worth of data is nowhere near enough to tell us anything.  

https://timesca.com/journal-retracts-cli...omic-data/

Dustin Baker@DustBaker

The Vikings have rushed the ball 258 times in 13 games, the fewest in franchise history at this point in a given season. When they do run it, they're averaging 4.6 yards per attempt, which ranks 11th-best in franchise history.

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I think KOC is a good coach, one of the best in the NFL. But that doesn't mean he doesn't have weaknesses and things to work on. I few weeks ago, a few of us agreed that he might be better off shelving JJ's mechanics issues until the offseason and just let 9 go play instinctive football, for better or worse. It sounds like that's exactly what he's decided to do going forward. 

A few weeks ago many of us agreed that KOC should ditch the long game and some of the complexities of his offense in favor of a simpler game, one better-catered to a younger QB. Sounds like that's exactly what he's decided to do. Running the ball more is a big part of that "dumbing down." 

If it works on Sunday, the question on everyone's mind will be why did it take until week 14 to figure that out?

Given the heated debates surrounding election results and the claims of irregularities, how should we approach the concept of election integrity in a polarized environment? Can we find common ground on what constitutes fair practices, or are we forever trapped in our partisan narratives?

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In a world where misinformation spreads like wildfire, how can we ensure citizens trust the integrity of election results? Are there innovative ways for technology to verify and communicate election security that could potentially backfire and further polarize public opinion?

Don't put money on it, but I think if Jayden Daniels doesn't play, the Vikings take this one. The scoreboard doesn't really show it, but the Vikings defense hasn't been bad at all. With the exception of turnovers (dead last in turnover differential), the Vikings defense ranks high in most categories. On the other side of the ball, the Commanders rank 27th in run defense and 31st in pass defense. And since week 9, they rank dead last in pressure rate. If McCarthy is going to show flashes of what we expect him to be, it will be in this game.

This pod really has a lot of insights from Sirles, worth a listen.
  

For me? 

Quicker reads
Making the routine throws routine!

Interesting

https://youtu.be/RJpqGboS7UA?si=5cqwwXYhrEZd45O-


Thor and Judd knock this out of the park! Give it a listen. A lot of good information