12 Takeaways from Week 12
November 26, 2019
Joe Heller shares his 12 takeaways from Week 12 of the NFL season.
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Joe Heller shares his 12 takeaways from Week 12 of the NFL season.
As the college football season approaches its end, Davis Ender ranks the Power Five conferences.
New England Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore has struck fear into the hearts of the NFL’s best receivers in more ways than one.
Sixteen of the last 20 MVP winners have been a quarterback. Although it is predominately the best quarterback award, one player is trying to squeeze out the win.
In his latest edition of Angels notes, B.J. Martin looks at all thing Halos, including a preview of how they should manage the catcher position.
Back in 2013, James Dudko at Bleacher Report started a conversation about the efficiency rating of certain offensive personnel sets, and whether or not teams that favored one particular set had more efficient and productive offenses. The 12 set, or the set in which two tight ends are deployed on the field, was not heavily used in a lot of offenses heading into the 2012 season, but that all changed once the Patriots started to exploit a particular mismatch that the set creates. As a result, 2013 became the first NFL season where we saw a drastic spike in the use of this formation. Looking at the Personnel usage so far in the 2019 season, it is safe to say that the 12 set has become the new defining offensive personnel package that can drastically indicate the success or demise the football team on any given Sunday.
Celeste Sabin recaps the San Francisco 49ers’ commanding win over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night.
Danny Podolsky shares his latest NBA power ranking with a Thanksgiving-themed twist.
Early Monday morning, the Carolina Panthers announced they were waiving Rashaan Gaulden following miscues and poor decisions on Sunday against
The Tennessee Titans came off of the bye week looking like they had a quadruple-shot of espresso, and they hit
Home sweet home! After the blowout loss on Saturday, the Miami Heat went back to their winning ways on Monday. Despite a competitive first half, Miami blew out the Charlotte Hornets 117-100. The win improves the Heat’s record to 12-4 for the season.
Here are my takeaways from the Heat’s victory over the Hornets.
Joe Heller shares his 12 takeaways from Week 12 of the NFL season.
As the college football season approaches its end, Davis Ender ranks the Power Five conferences.
New England Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore has struck fear into the hearts of the NFL’s best receivers in more ways than one.
Sixteen of the last 20 MVP winners have been a quarterback. Although it is predominately the best quarterback award, one player is trying to squeeze out the win.
In his latest edition of Angels notes, B.J. Martin looks at all thing Halos, including a preview of how they should manage the catcher position.
Back in 2013, James Dudko at Bleacher Report started a conversation about the efficiency rating of certain offensive personnel sets, and whether or not teams that favored one particular set had more efficient and productive offenses. The 12 set, or the set in which two tight ends are deployed on the field, was not heavily used in a lot of offenses heading into the 2012 season, but that all changed once the Patriots started to exploit a particular mismatch that the set creates. As a result, 2013 became the first NFL season where we saw a drastic spike in the use of this formation. Looking at the Personnel usage so far in the 2019 season, it is safe to say that the 12 set has become the new defining offensive personnel package that can drastically indicate the success or demise the football team on any given Sunday.
Celeste Sabin recaps the San Francisco 49ers’ commanding win over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night.
Danny Podolsky shares his latest NBA power ranking with a Thanksgiving-themed twist.
Early Monday morning, the Carolina Panthers announced they were waiving Rashaan Gaulden following miscues and poor decisions on Sunday against the New Orleans Saints. A
The Tennessee Titans came off of the bye week looking like they had a quadruple-shot of espresso, and they hit the ground running en route
Home sweet home! After the blowout loss on Saturday, the Miami Heat went back to their winning ways on Monday. Despite a competitive first half, Miami blew out the Charlotte Hornets 117-100. The win improves the Heat’s record to 12-4 for the season.
Here are my takeaways from the Heat’s victory over the Hornets.
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