Or as I am using it, an opportunity to remind everyone that when NFL people talk about numbers, they are full of mule fritters, in the words of Sherman T. Potter.
Steve Keim, future manager of a Dairy Queen or the next Giants GM:
Its not a study if you go to Pro Football Reference, do a search, plug it into Excel and sort by Games Started, and then subtract from 16. Its not solid if you arbitrarily decide to ignore the healthy players, unless you have good reason to suspect Rosen of missing games (which given their O line, could be argued).
The article is a blown kiss to Rosen, but does a nice job of making Keim look foolish.
Woodbuck likes to insist that PackerRats could be a decent GM. There are times when I almost believe that.
Steve Keim, future manager of a Dairy Queen or the next Giants GM:
The GM said the Cardinals had done a study: “Over the past three years, an average of 15 players at that position played all 16 games,” the text read. “Of the injured players, they missed an average of 4.6 games.” Those numbers meant that more than half the teams in the NFL relied on a backup for at least one game, and many for five or more. Keim felt the two first-rounders could coexist and give Arizona the deepest QB room in pro football.
The article is a blown kiss to Rosen, but does a nice job of making Keim look foolish.
Woodbuck likes to insist that PackerRats could be a decent GM. There are times when I almost believe that.

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