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The All Things Terry Thread
For me—at least in this thread lol—it’s not about who is better…that tends to be subjective anyway with each of us using our individual preferred metrics on which to base our opinions. For me, it was the argument that Terry has never been good enough to put up the type of numbers Lamb did...- Califan007
- Post #101
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The All Things Terry Thread
To add to what you pointed out: Over the last three seasons, Lamb has been targeted 120 times more than Terry…that’s like Lamb playing an entire extra season. It’s to the point that I might go see what Lamb’s stats were after the first 117 targets during his “monster season” and compare them...- Califan007
- Post #98
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The All Things Terry Thread
Interesting article with some insider general perspectives…some tidbits: Coach perspectives - "The holdouts are a little different than injuries," Gruden said. "You feel like you can control the holdout, just pay the guy. S--- we need him. I understand there's a salary cap and all that, but...- Califan007
- Post #92
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The All Things Terry Thread
When a deal still needs to be negotiated, yep. Not uncommon at all in that situation. I think there are limits, though, to what they can do or how much/how often they can attend.- Califan007
- Post #89
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The All Things Terry Thread
Not sure if this was mentioned, not wading through post after post of “Trade Terry, he’s barely a top 20 WR anyway and Luke McCaffrey can easily give us the same production” comments to find out lol…but now that Terry has reported, he can’t leave the team again in any kind of holdout because the...- Califan007
- Post #88
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The All Things Terry Thread
No, I’m pretty sure fan discontent dictates a player’s value lol…Peters was probably ready to offer him over $30M/yr until he read this board!- Califan007
- Post #86
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The All Things Terry Thread
We saw last year what Lamb looks like with the level of QB Terry has had his entire career—well, until last year. And the year Lamb had those monster numbers he had a whopping 181 targets. Terry had 117 targets last year. And he still had more TDs last year and a higher yards per reception...- Califan007
- Post #53
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The All Things Terry Thread
Guys who start 8 games get injured, so your assumption is incorrect. Your argument only makes sense if we assume WRs over 30 who are able to start 8 games will remain healthy all season. My criteria doesn’t eliminate WRs who miss games due to injury, so the “worrisome” part was indeed still a...- Califan007
- Post #51
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The All Things Terry Thread
Cooper Rush might be better than 90% of the 14 different QBs Terry has had throwing him the ball lol… As well as Lamb was 7th in most targets…Terry was 22nd. Yet Lamb was 22nd in yards per reception…Terry was 14th. Lamb needed 19 more receptions and 35 more targets to get those extra 98...- Califan007
- Post #47
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The All Things Terry Thread
I did a crapload of statistical research about WRs in their 30s and was gonna post it while on my laptop because it was too much to post through my phone, but the site wouldn’t let me stay logged in on my laptop so I couldn’t post anything (grr). I emailed myself the stats and percentages and...- Califan007
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- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The 2025 Free Agency Thread
- How much of an exception is it, though?…1 out of a thousand? 1 out of a hundred? 1 out of twenty? Saying a 30 year old WR is not worth extending to a high-paying contract sounds more like conventional football wisdom than actual analysis. - is it the years or the mileage? All 30 year olds...- Califan007
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- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The Stadium Thread
I was a UI/UX designer for 20 years and I reached the same conclusion.- Califan007
- Post #756
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The 2025 Free Agency Thread
In the 90s, the Skins signed WR Henry Ellard at the ripe old age of 33…he proceeded to have 1,400 yards and 6 TDs that season with Heath Shuler and Gus Frerotte throwing him the ball. He played for another 3 years after that, going over 1,000 yds the next 2 years. Terry’s age is a non-story.- Califan007
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The 2025 Free Agency Thread
I got a lot of shit on ES for basically saying same thing last year in like week 3 lol…I had doubts from the start and worried that Quinn’s familiarity with Whitt was the reason he was hired, and the defensive performance during the 1st half of the season did little to alleviate those fears. I...- Califan007
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- Forum: Sons of Washington
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Random Commanders Thoughts
NFL.com annual Top 100 players list 86. Tunsil 74. Wagner 70. Luvu They’re only up to 69 so far, I think.- Califan007
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- Forum: Sons of Washington
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Random funny ****
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- Post #1,075
- Forum: The 5 O'Clock Club
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The 2025 Free Agency Thread
Do any of our dime-a-dozen players play special teams?…- Califan007
- Post #5,126
- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The 2025 Free Agency Thread
It also makes it sound like Peters and Johnson were having a phone call about Johnson keeping Howell if he’s hired—in the middle of the flight to the interview lol.- Califan007
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- Forum: Sons of Washington
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The 2025 Free Agency Thread
Trust me, badmouthing the company to your coworkers has been going on for literally centuries lol…- Califan007
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- Forum: Sons of Washington
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