Over the next several posts, we'll
outline the way we'll work and what to expect out of us sport-by-sport.
We should note that all of the sections described below are not going to be updated with particular consistency. Whichever category our post happens to fall within is the one it will be categorized in. There is no set quota of posts we're looking to reach either so there may be periods of many posts and some with droughts, but all of this is in an effort ensure that what we do produce is thoughtful, stimulating, and solid. That's not to say there won't be a quick post here or there if the mood should strike us, but it won't be the norm.
Our football discussion is broken up into three sections at the moment: "X's and O's", "Front Office/Personnel", and "2010 Draft".
The latter is self-explanatory. As for the the other two, "X's and O's will be our game conversation where as "Front Office/ Personnel" will be discussion that has to do with the management of the sport. Detailed explanations on both below:
X's and O's: You'll find posts on defenses (i.e. the way the "Tampa-2" works, "why and how a prevent defense prevents you from winning"), offenses, game analysis/predictions, and technical aspects of the sport (i.e. what "Jamarcus Russell does wrong" (editor's note: everything ), "what Peyton Manning does that makes game planning for him so unique").
Front Office/ Personnel: Anything discussed on the management side can be found here. It can be contract discussion and break-downs, free agency/ off-season rumblings, coaching and/or front office hires-and-fires, etc.
We're lucky in that our ability to discuss all of these subjects with a good level of expertise lies within our on-going educations. We may be the proprietors of this fledgling site but most of our time in the real world is spent working on our respective B.A.'s in Sport Management (both of us aspire to pursue a career in player evaluation/development, one in football and the other in baseball). The subject matter that will be discussed here is only reinforcement to the subject matter we're learning in the class rooms (hurray!).
With that, we hope you enjoy what we (will try to) do and remember:
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