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Originally posted by BleedsRedNGold:
Originally posted by TheGore49er:Crisis averted. It's a GPS tracker normally worn over or under clothing. I just never saw one of these before and the design makes sense. I guess Trey was just burning up and not trying to make a fashion statement.
You better hope dj43 doesn't see this lol
Originally posted by a49erfan77:
It's been updated since that May 12th tweet. None of those things matter for this graph. It is solely based on projected win totals of their opponents.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by a49erfan77:
It's been updated since that May 12th tweet. None of those things matter for this graph. It is solely based on projected win totals of their opponents.
How does none of that matter when he talks about all those things when making that graph?
Originally posted by a49erfan77:
Those stats are what they use to project the win totals of each team. The graph is based on just those projected win totals.
I was admittedly a little taken aback to see San Francisco come out with the easiest record when I ran the calculation, simply because the NFC West is a pretty tough division. Arizona's average win total is 8.2, LA's is 10.5, and Seattle's is 9.5. There's no easy game in there.
But when you see the 49ers' out-of-division schedule, it all makes sense. The NFC West matches up with the NFC North, which brings at least one (perceived) easy game against Detroit (where the 49ers have opened as 7.5-point favorites in Week 1), and the AFC South, which brings two (perceived) easy games against the Jaguars and Texans. Then their extra three games come against the Eagles, Falcons, and Bengals – the benefit of finishing last in your division the year prior.
Five of San Francisco's 17 games will be played against teams with win 2021 totals lower than seven, while another two come against teams with win totals lower than eight. They only have to deal with two teams whose win totals are greater than ten: the Rams (twice) and Packers. The latter's win total would drop significantly without Aaron Rodgers as well.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by a49erfan77:
Those stats are what they use to project the win totals of each team. The graph is based on just those projected win totals.
Well Vegas and many other references agree that they have an easy schedule on paper right now.
I was admittedly a little taken aback to see San Francisco come out with the easiest record when I ran the calculation, simply because the NFC West is a pretty tough division. Arizona's average win total is 8.2, LA's is 10.5, and Seattle's is 9.5. There's no easy game in there.
But when you see the 49ers' out-of-division schedule, it all makes sense. The NFC West matches up with the NFC North, which brings at least one (perceived) easy game against Detroit (where the 49ers have opened as 7.5-point favorites in Week 1), and the AFC South, which brings two (perceived) easy games against the Jaguars and Texans. Then their extra three games come against the Eagles, Falcons, and Bengals – the benefit of finishing last in your division the year prior.
Five of San Francisco's 17 games will be played against teams with win 2021 totals lower than seven, while another two come against teams with win totals lower than eight. They only have to deal with two teams whose win totals are greater than ten: the Rams (twice) and Packers. The latter's win total would drop significantly without Aaron Rodgers as well.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sportsbettingdime.com/amp/news/nfl/49ers-easiest-2021-schedule-raiders-toughest-based-proper-strength-schedule-calculation/
Originally posted by a49erfan77:
Originally posted by frenchtoast:
Trey will be our starter this season for too many reasons to state. He's bigger, faster, stronger, and has a better arm than the statue with the 5 yard arm, the same guy who sat out the last 3 games last year after being cleared to play, really pissing Kyle off. Anyone that believes Kyle will start him over his DREAM QB who runs a 4.4 at 6'4", 226, is clearly no football wizard.
From 12/14/2020:
"I think it's up in the air. I'm waiting to hear from the doctors. When you have the high-ankle sprain that he had, that was worse than everyone else's and it was so close to surgery, the only way we're going to put him back out there is if it's completely healed and he's not at risk of having surgery on it. I don't want to put him out there for the last game or the last two games for him to have a chance to reinjure it and have surgery in the offseason. Until the doctors tell me there's no chance of that, and that has to do with Jimmy pushing himself like he has been doing, having no soreness and things like that, that's when we'll do it. That's why it is a week-to-week thing right now. We've gotten over the hump, but it is a risk, and we're not going to do it if there's a risk. We feel talking to Jimmy and the doctors there's a risk this week, so we'll put it off another week, see how it goes. He's rehabbing as hard as anyone can. We'll reevaluate it next Monday."
every time I see it. People really like to make up s**t in here.
Originally posted by a49erfan77:
I understand all that. Again though, these are based on projected wins. Projected wins aren't a great gauge of how good a team is. For example, Sharp has the Saints and Dolphins with more projected wins than the Cardinals. I can't imagine a world where the Dolphins with Tua nor the Saints with Jameis are a stronger team than the Cardinals this season.
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
I don't put a lot of faith in pre season schedule rankings. They're based on last years records and we all know teams fortunes can change a lot form one year to the next. The Niners are a perfect example. They could easily win 8 more games this year if they stay relatively healthy. I'm sure there will be other teams that are better this year and some that aren't as good. I wait until mid season before judging who is playing the easiest or toughest schedule.
Originally posted by braap49er:
What about his spots bra he's wearing in fact one?
At elite level sport, it helps keep the talent on the field. If coaches can monitor and evaluate player load, they can optimally prepare that athlete for game day and ensure they're not at major risk of injury.
— STATSports (@statsports) July 13, 2021
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by braap49er:
What about his spots bra he's wearing in fact one?
GPS tracker….ton of NFL and soccer players wear them and it looks like it's required at the sports facility he's actually training at.
https://statsports.com/apex-athlete-series/?msclkid=63a87135ecf816a9c16611d84d5e5c0b&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=US-Search-Apex&utm_term=statsports%20apex&utm_content=USA-Search-Apex
At elite level sport, it helps keep the talent on the field. If coaches can monitor and evaluate player load, they can optimally prepare that athlete for game day and ensure they're not at major risk of injury.
— STATSports (@statsports) July 13, 2021
Originally posted by thl408:
Still a sports bra. The tracker should be in the sports cup, radiation be damned.
Originally posted by 808niner4lyphe:I don't think Kyle was pissed because of this. I think he just had enough of losing because his QB can't stay healthy. I think we're past the point of "running QBs get injured alot." That's been proven not to be true. It's the guys who can't move out of the way that's the issue.
I've seen the bolded statement being thrown around in here with absolutely no proof of KS being pissed. I just
