I think Phillips was being a dirty bitch all game and getting called out for it.
Source1:https://twitter.com/thomasrp93/status/1729556516313719015
Source 2: https://youtu.be/mI2iu8yoqII?si=YsI1vWqao9fhFuLk
Then, when getting called out for it, the players escalated and not only directly confronted the fans, but also security.
https://twitter.com/DrDutchTweets/status/1729346011435352487?t=xQixnmsu2OJl-sqRATPISw&s=19
Weird how to the best Oline in the league doesn't hold as often as others.
There is video of Jordan Phillips going nuts at a security guard.
I really don't understand your use of "Blitz Percentage".
The amount of blitzes an offensive line faces is not a direct function of how the line performs. You can face more blitzes just based on who the opposing Defensive Coordinator is, who your QB is, what the game situation is, etc.
Why is this being used to evaluate the Oline at all?
I completely understand the intention of the "blitz deflection" metric as an attempt to measure the effectiveness of the line in picking up a blitz. But a flat:
Blitz % - An offensive line that faces a high amount of blitzing will score more higher in this metric.
Makes zero sense.
Lots of kids wearing City shirts in Vietnam TBF.
I don't think you can be in the MVP conversation with a .500 record.
He's playing great, but that's not the same thing as a legit MVP candidate.
No. No manager is capable. Go away.
I genuinely curious if Ange was running this kind of 4-3-3 inverted FB system back in the Brisbane days.
That would have been right when Pep started managing Barca's first team and I'm honestly curious how much of the system Ange had developed as a young manager.
"I would definitely take the word of a player who completely lost his cool vs. multiple witnesses and video of the event"