We really suck at domestic policy too

Big fan of quria personally

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>So what?

The “so what” is this...you mentioned that the stats don’t tell the entire story because he threw a good pass that the receiver didn’t catch. You called that out specifically to say he did better than the stats show. Fine.

My response is that he threw a should be interception into a defenders hands that wasn’t intercepted. I’m literally doing the same “I watched the game and stats didn’t reflect this play” thing you are doing. That’s the “so what”

You are blatantly disingenuous to give credence to a dropped pass, but not to a dropped interception.

If we adjust passer rating for your almost completion, it moves from 78.0 to 80.4

If we adjust passer rating for my almost interception it moves from 78.0 to 72.8

If we adjust passer rating by using both the almost completion and the almost interception, his passer rating moves from 78.0 to 75.1. So there you go. 75.1 it is.

Also, we all know stats don’t tell the entire story. That’s a given. It’s a snapshot of 60 minutes of football that directionally tells us how well someone performed.

This just in: Americans are awful with foreign policy

So the first survey asked if the nuclear treaty should be a priority and the second one asked whether it should be a priority over human rights? How can you make a comparison between two very different questions?

old article from 2022 oct I might add!

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🕊- Supporting Iranians protesting for

women's rights

☢-Re-entering the

nuclear deal with Iran

💭Not sure

Overall

31%💭

24%☢

44%🕊

Democrats

20%💭

29%☢

50%🕊

Republicans

35%💭

25%☢

40%🕊

Independents

39%💭

18%☢

43%🕊

Conservatives

30%💭

25%☢

45%🕊

Moderates

39%💭

23%☢

38%🕊

Liberals

15%💭

27%☢

58%🕊

Note that “grand slams” are four consecutive wins in majors (traditionally, all in the same year, not split across years). The tournaments themselves are not “slams”, but “majors”.

I cant believe you flossed 103 times

Yea that happens often. So what?

The stats don’t tell as much of the story as we like to believe.

Watching that game- Burrows played well. Especially for a guy getting avalanched behind the line in probably the least friendly road environment imaginable.

The TD to Higgins was literally a perfect throw and a calculated risk. And it was barely even contested.

That was exactly the type of play you’d hope to see, he gave his guy a chance and put in a spot that played in his favor. Not sure how that reflects poorly for Burrow.

The throw to Chase, who is one of the best WRs in the game, was literally perfect. You can throw into tight windows (sometimes double covered) when you’re that accurate, especially when the guy that was doubled is Jamar Chase.

These aren’t marks against, at all

All of the data was collected in Excel. I then used Excel to create the tables (with conditional formatting), and used Photoshop to compile everything together into one graphic (inspired by this recent post)!

The 'Fun Facts' were just a quick little analysis I did to give some extra context. I collected the same data in 2021 but never did anything with it, so it was neat to compare 2022 to 2021 in some areas. Also, my flight stats came from myFlightradar24.

The sleep/step data was tracked by Apple Health, but everything else I just entered manually. I had a row in my spreadsheet for each day, and I'd try to fill it in every night (but normally I'd do it once every two or three days, relying on memory).

I actually have over 30 different metrics in the spreadsheet! I didn't include them all in the graphic, but here are some more fun facts from those missing ones:

• I had 222 showers in 2022 (every 1.6 days), which is double what I had in 2021
• I had 193 poops in 2022 (every 1.9 days), which is up 38% from 2021
• I spoke to around 403 people all year (up from 110 in 2021), 333 of which were strangers
• I watched 30 movies, 5 TV shows, and 6 documentaries
• I played 15 games (9 Xbox One, 1 Xbox 360, 3 PC, 2 Oculus Quest)
• I gained 4.6lb all year. My max weight was 212.6lb, and my min weight was 198.8lb

And just some context for myself, I'm 27/M in the West of Scotland. I have a lot of friends/family in the USA and like to visit as much as I can. I couldn't visit at all in 2020/2021, so I was catching up on visits this year, which explains some of the wild differences compared to 2021 (I wasn't away from home at all in 2021). I was studying (from home) up until May, but haven't been doing much since. I'm going to spend most of 2023 travelling around different places before starting work.

He also threw an should bring interception right into a defenders hands in the first quarter and the defender dropped it. You forgot to add that the things that don’t get captured in box score stats.

Lol what? The TD to Higgins he chucked it up into double coverage and Higgins made an absurd play. The throw to Chase on 4th was the same thing, he just tossed it into double coverage and hoped for the best. If anything his stats overstate his performance.

The popups are annoying for sure.

I love that someone is rubbing it in.

That said, having watched the game last night- Burrow was making some very precise throws and good decisions (generally), and that isn’t reflected in the stats. The TD to Higgins was spot-on and there was also a play where he hit a barely open Chase on the helmet (was incomplete).

One of the INTs was definitely the WRs fault for not holding on while getting hit, too.

Stats, for football, aren’t as great as other sports with more controlled environments (like baseball).

This is good news for my Boomer mom, who calls every Spanish-speaking person Puerto Rican.

I love it.

Source: Pro Football Reference and ESPN

Chart: Excel

Explanation/Analysis: (this is /s)

It has been a widely assumed narrative that Joe Burrow dominates the Chiefs at Arrowhead stadium based on the renaming of the Stadium to Burrowhead by Bengals player Mike Hilton. The name Burrowhead caught on like wildfire over the week and was adopted by many Bengals fans and even the Mayor of Cincinatti. So, I decided to go through the painstaking effort to find out just how dominant Joe Burrow is at Burrowhead Stadium. In yesterday's AFC Championship game at Burrowhead, a healthy Joe Burrow (26/41 for 270, 1 TD 2 INT) was outplayed by a one-legged Patrick Mahomes (29/43 for 326, 2 TDs 0 INTs) as the Chiefs advanced to their 3rd Super Bowl in the last 4 seasons.

When I looked at the data, it turns out that Joe Burrow is actually significantly worse at Burrowhead stadium. Burrow's Passer rating decreases by 22% and his ANY/A decreases by 31% when he is playing in the stadium named after him. You can see the details in the charts below.

Additionally, Joe Borrow's winning percentage when NOT at Burrowhead Stadium is .606. Thats really good, it's the equivalent of slightly better than a 10-7 record over the course of a full season. But what happens when he plays at Burrowhead? It drops to .500; a decrease in winning percentage of -.106.

Joe Burrow's passer rating of 78.0 at Burrowhead is the equivalent of Davis Mills passer rating in 2022 (31st ranked out of 33 QBs). His ANY/A at Burrowhead is the same as Carson Wentz (32nd out of 33). Burrow essentially becomes one of the worst quarterbacks in the league when his is playing at the inaptly named Burrowhead Stadium.

Now, I know some of you might be inclined to point out that it's only a two-game sample size at Burrowhead. But I now have double the sample size used in my analysis than what was used to suggest that Burrow's performance was worthy of a name change. I feel like a two-game sample size is scientifically and narratively appropriate.

Didn't now any of these artists apart from Drake and Taylor Swift. r/dataisbeautiful as music discovery tool, learned something today :)

Tabloid headline SHOCKER. Millions to be scorched in MONSTER heatwave!

Ah yeah, that explains it