Charlie Kravitz

John Taylor hitting that punter was pretty awesome. It was. To this really specific EPA per play DVOA. And if you disagree with it, they're like, you don't get the stats. You don't watch the tape. And...

John Taylor hitting that punter was pretty awesome. It was. To this really specific EPA per play DVOA. And if you disagree with it, they're like, you don't get the stats. You don't watch the tape. And...

John Taylor hitting that punter was pretty awesome. It was. To this really specific EPA per play DVOA. And if you disagree with it, they're like, you don't get the stats. You don't watch the tape. And...

Instead of having this community around a show that's something that's fun, that drives discussion, something that Dan does or PTI does, it gets people who are like, this feels like talking about sports with a friend. And the experiences move really far. And then you see how it's shifting back.

Instead of having this community around a show that's something that's fun, that drives discussion, something that Dan does or PTI does, it gets people who are like, this feels like talking about sports with a friend. And the experiences move really far. And then you see how it's shifting back.

Instead of having this community around a show that's something that's fun, that drives discussion, something that Dan does or PTI does, it gets people who are like, this feels like talking about sports with a friend. And the experiences move really far. And then you see how it's shifting back.

It's people actually don't care about having this graphic with everything explained to them being like, there's no possible way I'm wrong about this. They want to talk about sports like normal people. Does it feel social?

It's people actually don't care about having this graphic with everything explained to them being like, there's no possible way I'm wrong about this. They want to talk about sports like normal people. Does it feel social?

It's people actually don't care about having this graphic with everything explained to them being like, there's no possible way I'm wrong about this. They want to talk about sports like normal people. Does it feel social?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it's also the certainty of it, to me. It's like when you say something so definitively, it takes away all the conversation, all the way normal people want to think about a game. It should be an invitation.

And it's also the certainty of it, to me. It's like when you say something so definitively, it takes away all the conversation, all the way normal people want to think about a game. It should be an invitation.

And it's also the certainty of it, to me. It's like when you say something so definitively, it takes away all the conversation, all the way normal people want to think about a game. It should be an invitation.

We shouldn't be boxing people out of talking about sports or being interested in these discussions simply because there are certain people who have access to tape or stats that other people don't. It's not a direct answer. They're supposed to support your opinions.

We shouldn't be boxing people out of talking about sports or being interested in these discussions simply because there are certain people who have access to tape or stats that other people don't. It's not a direct answer. They're supposed to support your opinions.

We shouldn't be boxing people out of talking about sports or being interested in these discussions simply because there are certain people who have access to tape or stats that other people don't. It's not a direct answer. They're supposed to support your opinions.

I mean, have video games ever gotten better than like... Halo 2, Blood Gulch, Battle Rifles, with your friends when you're 14. I'm an energy sword guy. Either way, an even more simple version of it.

I mean, have video games ever gotten better than like... Halo 2, Blood Gulch, Battle Rifles, with your friends when you're 14. I'm an energy sword guy. Either way, an even more simple version of it.