Texans’ coach DeMeco Ryans roasts Rex Ryan’s line Chargers had a ‘bye week’ against them
Head coach DeMeco Ryans and several Texans' players had quite the postgame message for ESPN's Rex Ryan.
Head coach DeMeco Ryans and several Texans' players had quite the postgame message for ESPN's Rex Ryan.
"A little flashback, 1988, Kirk Gibson, home run, hobbling around. Freddie Freeman, flashback."
"Look at him, he's literally spoiling every pitch. Like, you're going to have to throw the fastball!"
"Great city, love the people. But I think Miami is gonna smoke them."
"Give me something up top against the rookie."
"Wyoming, plus nine and a half versus B, BFC."
"You want to be authentic."
"Those three in the middle, that is not happening. No chance."
"I do not buy that Daniel Jones and the Giants are regressing."
"This should be a playoff team."
One stated version of ESPN Analytics' BPI gives the Celtics a 31 percent chance to come back from a 0-3 series deficit.
In addition to an aliens-focused NL Central prediction, Votto also recently annotated an Athletic oral history on him.
"This is not going to be a high-scoring game, Jim. Because these two defenses are going to make you drive the field. ...This is going to be a 24-20 type of a game."
"The idea that you don’t change your opinion is counterintuitive to intelligence."
Guest picker 1, regular cast 0 on this one.
This is just the latest case of unanimous predictions going badly.
Three separate pregame shows all wound up with their analysts all picking the Bucs.
"He’s got a lot of occult in him. I’m weirded out by it, but I also kind of adore it. Of all the people I’ve met, I would say he’s the most likely to be psychic."
"It didn’t feel like, ‘I’m going to predict the play here.’ It felt like you were talking about the game that you were seeing and you’re trying to let the viewer know something that could be neat to look out for."
"I'll quit if they draft Allen with Rosen or Mayfield on the board." Well, they did, so he did.
This UBS report was...not impressive. But that didn't stop Bloomberg from covering it.