Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

Pro Football Historian | Statistician 📊 | Scout 🎥 Contributing Writer and Analyst @ProFootballHOF United States Joined July 2009

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Ross Tucker Podcast @RossTuckerPod

8 hours ago

“Things have changed SO rapidly from even that 2017 season…” “So many of these things are now being normalized… in the year 2000, there was ONE 55+ yard field goal in the entire NFL season. This last year there were 74.” @RyanPaganetti discusses how much fourth-downs have changed in the NFL:

Ross Tucker Podcast @RossTuckerPod

9 hours ago

New Episode! @RossTuckerNFL is joined by Super Bowl champion analyst @RyanPaganetti to break down how deeply analytics has reshaped the NFL over the past decade. The two discuss the increased use of quarterback sneaks, longer field goal attempts, the importance of the offensive

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

2 hours ago

@Ronniejr5518 Do disagree with Burrow’s 10-3 record over his last 13 games?

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

18 hours ago

Joe Burrow finished 10-3 in his last 13 games on a team that finished 1-8 without him.

Grinch @Uncatfishable

a day ago

Joe Burrow hasn’t made the playoffs for the last 3 seasons by the way

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

2 hours ago

If this is true, surely, you’ll be able to cite a few examples of “mid” quarterbacks winning 75%+ of their games on the same rosters that won <12% of their games with their QB2. Let’s see the list below. 🍿

chris mack @cmack158

2 hours ago

@ryanmichael Any mid qb puts up great numbers with those receivers

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

2 days ago

What’s the more honest display of cherry-picking: citing the Colts’ 30th-ranked points per drive defense over a 16-game regular season, plus the 27 points they surrendered in the AFC Championship, or ignoring totality in favor of three select games that better match an opposing narrative? However you slice it, the total body of defensive support for Manning in 2006 was really, really bad. Can you find a weaker unit to have supported any of the other 59 Super Bowl Champions?

richard nixon #1 fan @reatinevarro

3 days ago

@ryanmichael I do not think you can reasonably fault a defense for giving up points to one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, and to single out that one game as indicative of the Colts defensive performance that postseason is crazy cherrypicking.

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

20 hours ago

I’d love to hear the argument for Caleb Williams over Trevor Lawrence.

ESPN Radio @ESPNRadio

a day ago

The Top 10 NFL QBs as ranked by coaches, executives & scouts. What are your thoughts?

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

20 hours ago

In fairness, same could be said for Mark Sanchez > Tom Brady in 2010. We know who is better, in both comps here.

MileHighReport @MileHighReport

a day ago

Went head to head with the guy ranked number one in the postseason and not only beat him, but outplayed him. But yeah, around 18th 🤣

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

20 hours ago

Comparison isn’t so much about Sanchez to Nix, It’s about the “Went head to head with the guy ranked number one in the postseason and not only beat him, but outplayed him” criteria being used to justify a QB’s ranking as too low. PS: I have Nix ranked higher than 18th myself.

MileHighReport @MileHighReport

20 hours ago

Let's not compare Mark butt fumble Sanchez to Bo Nix.

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

a day ago

Peyton Manning at No. 1 is the best choice. I’d rank Tom Brady a little bit higher, neck and neck with Drew Brees—both of whom I’d take over Elway, Favre, Allen and Jackson.

Sunday Night Football on NBC @SNFonNBC

a day ago

The Sheriff clocks in at No. 1. ☝️

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

a day ago

@reatinevarro Yes, totality > windows is always my measure.

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a day ago

@reatinevarro I’m simply asking what is a better representation of cherry-picking: Emphasizing 3 of the 20 games or emphasizing 17 of the 20 games?

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Ryan Michael @ryanmichael

a day ago

@BraggingRtsSpts I never said anything about how well they would or would not have played at 100% health. I said that they were very good in 3 of their 4 playoff games, bad in the AFC Championship game and bad overall—total body of work Week 1-Week 21.