"The Saints should stop starting Andy Dalton and play Jameis Winston or Taysom Hill instead" — Big Cat

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The Saints should stop starting Andy Dalton and play Jameis Winston or Taysom Hill instead

I'm so sick of watching Andy Dalton. You have a bad football team, you are two and six. There is nothing going on with this season. Why aren't you? At least you have option one. Taysom Hill. Fun. Option two, figure out if Jameis Winston could be the future. Let him play. You know who's not the future? Very nice guy, Andy Dalton.

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The Saints eventually moved on from Dalton, but this take was specific to the perceived lack of upside during the 2022 season.

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Justin Jefferson is the best receiver in the NFL

Justin Jefferson is the best receiver in the NFL and, and I'm confident in saying that what he did in that game, the catches he made, the fourth down catch he made was one of the craziest catches I've ever seen.

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Jefferson finished the 2022 season as the NFL Offensive Player of the Year, leading the league in receptions and yards.

Void

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The new "Moneyball" is pairing fast wide receivers with quarterbacks who only have 95% arm strength

I think that's what Mike McDaniel learned. He's like, we can absolutely hack the rule book if you just run faster than everyone and then probably maybe get underthrown just a little bit... and then you start working your way back to the ball you get interfered with. I'm just saying... that is the new Moneyball. It's just fast, fast wide receivers with like 95% arm strength quarterbacks.

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This is a satirical observation about offensive strategy and the utilization of speed to exploit defensive rules.

Win

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Big Cat

The Vikings aren't total frauds, but they are "fraudulent adjacent"

I don't believe that the Vikings are complete and total frauds. I think that they're partially frauds. They're fraudulent adjacent. I am worried that they would get to the NFC championship game... because the way the NFC is shaking out, it feels like if the Vikings will get that second seed and whoever is the seven seed is going to be a team that we think about as like, 'ooh, watch out for them.'

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The Vikings finished 13-4 with a negative point differential and lost at home in the Wild Card round, largely validating the 'partially fraudulent' label despite their win total.