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Joey Porter Jr. since joining Dallas:
2 of 9 targets completed
10 yards allowed
No TD allowed in coverage since 2023
DaRon Bland in Dallas this season:
70% completions allowed
300 yards allowed
4 TDs allowed
137.6 passer rating allowed
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NFL Draft Update: Texas LB Rasheem Biles' NFL Draft stock keeps building and building after each game 👀
A scout told @CodyCarpentier that Biles reminds him of Sark's former star LB at Washington and 10 year NFL Vet, Shaq Thompson 🔥
Here's what scouts had to saw about Trevor Goosby and Cam Coleman: orangebloods.com/2026/10/29/…
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#Titans CB Alontae Taylor, if there’s even a market for him, is a player Tennessee would be willing to trade.
The signing to make him an outside CB has not worked, and there’s not a fit for Taylor in the defense.
#Titans QB Cam Ward has zero TD passes in quarters 1-3 this season.
Tennessee has told teams it does not want to trade an offensive player like Tony Pollard because it needs to figure out who Ward is...
But now, after trading Jeffery Simmons, how do you not fully blow it up and rebuild?
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I love Parker as a teacher.. I NEED him to succeed in Dallas.. he’s too good a teacher to fail.. just keep putting it together
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Beyond the fact that he is on the Mt. Rushmore of defense (best DC ever in my opinion), Wade is the Forest Gump of football. Everything cool that has ever happened, Wade has multiple stories about it.
This is the only rookie who’s been thrown into so many different roles while his veteran teammates are literally not able to understand the scheme. Has he been perfect? No. Has he been a good player? Hell yea. This is going to be an all pro. Let em know Bobby!
Is Caleb Downs regressing? @BobbyBeltTX breaks down his defensive impact and why it might go unnoticed
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Is Caleb Downs regressing? @BobbyBeltTX breaks down his defensive impact and why it might go unnoticed
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"THE KOBE ASSIST".
In 2012, Kirk Goldsberry unveiled a unique statistical phenomenon where 15% of Kobe Bryant's missed shots led directly to points.
Kobe's perimeter gravity was so immense that his heavily contested shots regularly drew double and triple teams, leaving opposing defenses completely out of position to box out. In many instances, Kobe would deliberately attack a defense knowing his trailing big men possessed the rebounding advantage.
Goldsberry calculated that Kobe's team scored off 15% of his misses, meaning that a league leading 54% of his total shot attempts resulted in points.
Kobe Bryant didn't care about FG%.
Kobe Bryant cared about WINNING.



































