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Early look at House and Senate races in Central Mass.: Which incumbents face challengers?
2024.05.01 23:41 HRJafael Early look at House and Senate races in Central Mass.: Which incumbents face challengers?
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Central Massachusetts legislators hoping for reelection mostly beat the April 30 deadline for filing nomination papers with the municipal clerks and election officials in the communities they serve, and many have already secured a spot on the September primary ballot.
”It’s best not to wait for the last minute,” said Rep. Meghan Kilcoyne, D-Clinton, who submitted her signatures weeks ago to the clerks in the six communities she represents.
Other incumbent representatives who have qualified for the primary ballot include Hannah Kane, R-Shrewsbury, David LeBoeuf, D-Worcester, James O’Day, D-West Boylston, Jonathan Zlotnik, D-Gardner, Daniel Donahue, D-Worcester, Michael Kushmerek, D-Fitchburg, Paul Frost, R-Auburn, Joe McKenna, R-Webster, David Muradian, R-Grafton, and Michael Soter, R-Bellingham.
Reps. Mary Keefe, D-Worcester, John Mahoney, D-Worcester, and Brian Murray, D-Milford, have requested nomination papers from the state but had not brought signed and certified lists to the secretary of state's office as of late Tuesday afternoon. Donald Berthiaume, R-Spencer, said he is definitely running for re-election; however, Debra O'Malley, a spokesperson for the Secretary of the Commonwealth William F. Galvin, said the office has not received all his paperwork to date.
In the Senate, Democrats Robyn Kennedy of Worcester, Jake Oliveira of Ludlow, Jo Comerford of Northampton, and Becca Rausch of Needham have filed their papers and are assured spots on the primary ballot. Republican Senators Ryan Fattman of Webster and Peter Durant of Spencer have also completed their paperwork and are on the primary ballot.
Rep. Natalie Higgins, D-Leominster, was first elected to her 4th Worcester seat in 2017.
Salvatore Perla, a Leominster Republican, has filed paperwork to challenge Higgins in the November general election.
Rep. John Marsi, R-Dudley, won a March special election to fill the vacant 6th Worcester District seat. He faces a challenge in November from Jeanne Costello, a Charlton Democrat.
Rep. Kim Ferguson, R-Holden, the first assistant minority leader in the House, represents the 1st Worcester District. Anthony Ferrante, also of Holden, an unenrolled candidate, has filed paperwork to run for the seat.
Rep. Paul Frost, R-Millbury, has a challenger for the 7th Worcester: Terry Burke Dotson, Millbury, running as an unenrolled candidate, has to fulfill a May 28 to file a missing document with the Secretary of State.
Sen. John Cronin, D-Lunenburg, faces a challenge from Nicholas Pirro III of Leominster, a Republican, in the Worcester & Middlesex District seat.
Meanwhile, Colin Brown, a Democrat from Hardwick, has requested nomination papers to run for the 5th Worcester District seat held by Berthiaume. The secretary of state's office said he had not returned them as of Wednesday afternoon.
There may be more challenges to incumbents as nomination papers have been requested by several political hopefuls. In Gardner, Republican Bruce Chester had requested nomination papers to challenge Zlotnik in the 2nd Worcester District; and in 8th Worcester, Thomas Hammann, a Bellingham Republican, requested nomination papers as a challenge to Soter. Taylor Crane, of Clinton, has requested nomination papers to run against Kilcoyne in 12th Worcester.
Fattman may have at least one challenger; Monson Democrat Anthony Allard, pulled nomination papers.
Boyd Conklin, a Westborough resident, has requested paperwork to collect signatures for nominations to two different seats: the 19th Worcester House District, currently held by Rep. Kate Donaghue, D-Westborough; and the 2nd Worcester Senate District seat, held by Sen. Michael Moore, D-Millbury.
If Conklin, who would be running as an unenrolled candidate, meets signature requirements and is certified for both offices, he would have to choose one and withdraw from the other, said O’Malley. The candidate had not filed his paperwork with the state as of Wednesday.
Once the signatures have been approved locally, the petitions are collected by the candidates and submitted to Galvin’s office for certification.
Galvin’s office prints a list of qualified candidates for the state primary June 4. That list also includes candidates running for federal office. Only candidates from the three parties recognized by Massachusetts (Democrats, Republicans and Libertarians) are listed on the primary ballot. Unenrolled or independent candidates are only listed on the November ballot.
“Incumbents usually file early,” said O’Malley.
“That way, if there are issues with the paperwork, they can be addressed in enough time to meet the April 30 deadline.”
Candidates cannot present signatures after the April 30 deadline.
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Central Massachusetts legislators hoping for reelection mostly beat the April 30 deadline for filing nomination papers with the municipal clerks and election officials in the communities they serve, and many have already secured a spot on the September primary ballot.
”It’s best not to wait for the last minute,” said Rep. Meghan Kilcoyne, D-Clinton, who submitted her signatures weeks ago to the clerks in the six communities she represents.
Other incumbent representatives who have qualified for the primary ballot include Hannah Kane, R-Shrewsbury, David LeBoeuf, D-Worcester, James O’Day, D-West Boylston, Jonathan Zlotnik, D-Gardner, Daniel Donahue, D-Worcester, Michael Kushmerek, D-Fitchburg, Paul Frost, R-Auburn, Joe McKenna, R-Webster, David Muradian, R-Grafton, and Michael Soter, R-Bellingham.
Reps. Mary Keefe, D-Worcester, John Mahoney, D-Worcester, and Brian Murray, D-Milford, have requested nomination papers from the state but had not brought signed and certified lists to the secretary of state's office as of late Tuesday afternoon. Donald Berthiaume, R-Spencer, said he is definitely running for re-election; however, Debra O'Malley, a spokesperson for the Secretary of the Commonwealth William F. Galvin, said the office has not received all his paperwork to date.
In the Senate, Democrats Robyn Kennedy of Worcester, Jake Oliveira of Ludlow, Jo Comerford of Northampton, and Becca Rausch of Needham have filed their papers and are assured spots on the primary ballot. Republican Senators Ryan Fattman of Webster and Peter Durant of Spencer have also completed their paperwork and are on the primary ballot.
Which reps and senators are facing challenges?According to Secretary of State William F. Galvin, three House challengers and a Senate challenger have already met deadlines and criteria to land a slot on the September primary ballot in Worcester County districts.
Rep. Natalie Higgins, D-Leominster, was first elected to her 4th Worcester seat in 2017.
Salvatore Perla, a Leominster Republican, has filed paperwork to challenge Higgins in the November general election.
Rep. John Marsi, R-Dudley, won a March special election to fill the vacant 6th Worcester District seat. He faces a challenge in November from Jeanne Costello, a Charlton Democrat.
Rep. Kim Ferguson, R-Holden, the first assistant minority leader in the House, represents the 1st Worcester District. Anthony Ferrante, also of Holden, an unenrolled candidate, has filed paperwork to run for the seat.
Rep. Paul Frost, R-Millbury, has a challenger for the 7th Worcester: Terry Burke Dotson, Millbury, running as an unenrolled candidate, has to fulfill a May 28 to file a missing document with the Secretary of State.
Sen. John Cronin, D-Lunenburg, faces a challenge from Nicholas Pirro III of Leominster, a Republican, in the Worcester & Middlesex District seat.
Meanwhile, Colin Brown, a Democrat from Hardwick, has requested nomination papers to run for the 5th Worcester District seat held by Berthiaume. The secretary of state's office said he had not returned them as of Wednesday afternoon.
There may be more challenges to incumbents as nomination papers have been requested by several political hopefuls. In Gardner, Republican Bruce Chester had requested nomination papers to challenge Zlotnik in the 2nd Worcester District; and in 8th Worcester, Thomas Hammann, a Bellingham Republican, requested nomination papers as a challenge to Soter. Taylor Crane, of Clinton, has requested nomination papers to run against Kilcoyne in 12th Worcester.
Fattman may have at least one challenger; Monson Democrat Anthony Allard, pulled nomination papers.
Boyd Conklin, a Westborough resident, has requested paperwork to collect signatures for nominations to two different seats: the 19th Worcester House District, currently held by Rep. Kate Donaghue, D-Westborough; and the 2nd Worcester Senate District seat, held by Sen. Michael Moore, D-Millbury.
If Conklin, who would be running as an unenrolled candidate, meets signature requirements and is certified for both offices, he would have to choose one and withdraw from the other, said O’Malley. The candidate had not filed his paperwork with the state as of Wednesday.
How does the nomination process work?The nomination petitions, each requiring a minimum of 300 signatures for senatorial hopefuls and 150 signatures for people seeking a seat in the House, are filed with municipal election officials and certified at the local level over a three-week period. Tuesday was the deadline for that to happen.
Once the signatures have been approved locally, the petitions are collected by the candidates and submitted to Galvin’s office for certification.
Galvin’s office prints a list of qualified candidates for the state primary June 4. That list also includes candidates running for federal office. Only candidates from the three parties recognized by Massachusetts (Democrats, Republicans and Libertarians) are listed on the primary ballot. Unenrolled or independent candidates are only listed on the November ballot.
“Incumbents usually file early,” said O’Malley.
“That way, if there are issues with the paperwork, they can be addressed in enough time to meet the April 30 deadline.”
Candidates cannot present signatures after the April 30 deadline.
2024.04.22 12:25 garethom Chris Ballard & Drafting All-Pros
So I was catching up with Colts this morning, and I saw this comment on a draft related post by u/Green_Day_Fan, sitting at -108.
But, compared to peers, how does he stack up? I pulled up the drafts for a tonne of NFL GMs that have been GMs for as long as Ballard or longer.
The other All-Pros in Ballard's tenure have been Grigson-era (Kelly, Rhodes), acquisitions outside of the draft (Buckner) or UDFA (Odum, Dulin).
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Time to laugh at Ballard again folks.One of the most upvoted responses was this from u/ColtsFan6969
Hahaha, way to draft so many all pro players you dork!And that's a common sentiment. Ballard drafts All-Pros!
But, compared to peers, how does he stack up? I pulled up the drafts for a tonne of NFL GMs that have been GMs for as long as Ballard or longer.
Disclaimers
- I didn't include GMs that have been tenured for less than 5 years. I'm not interested in small sample sizes.
- I only included drafted players, not UDFA. They're much more difficult to find, and it's often quite hard to find out who signed them first, especially as we get further into the NFL's past. This discussion is purely about the draft.
- I included All-Pros who became All-Pros after leaving their drafted team. This is about identifying talent in the draft.
- I also included a few recently resigned/fired GMs who had long tenures.
- I included both first and second-team All-Pros
The GMs
Chris Ballard, Colts (7 seasons)- All-Pros drafted: Quenton Nelson, Shaq Leonard, Jonathan Taylor (3)
- All-Pros per season: 0.4
- All-Pros drafted: Justin Madubuike, Patrick Queen, Devin Duvernay, Kyle Hamilton (4)
- All-Pros per season: 0.8
- All-Pros drafted: Jack Conklin, Derrick Henry, Kevin Byard, Jeffery Simmons, AJ Brown (5)
- All-Pros per season: 0.7
- All-Pros drafted: Jaire Alexander (1)
- All-Pros per season: 0.1
- All-Pros drafted:
Patrick Mahomes(thank you u/darcys_beard), Mecole Hardman, Creed Humphrey, Trent McDuffie (3) - All-Pros per season: 0.4
- All-Pros drafted: Tre White, Matt Milano, Josh Allen, Wyatt Teller, Taron Johnson (5)
- All-Pros per season: 0.7
- All-Pros drafted: George Kittle, Fred Warner, Nick Bosa, Deebo Samuel, Brandon Aiyuk, Talanoa Hufanga (6)
- All-Pros per season: 0.9
- All-Pros drafted: Xavien Howard, Jakeem Grant, Minkah Fitzpatrick, Jason Sanders (4)
- All-Pros per season: 0.5
- All-Pros drafted: Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Devin White, Tristan Wirfs, Antoine Winfield Jr (5)
- All-Pros per season: 0.5
- All-Pros drafted: Janoris Jenkins, Greg Zuerlein, Alec Ogletree, Aaron Donald, Todd Gurley, Pharoh Cooper, Cooper Kupp, Kyren Williams, Puka Nacua (9)
- All-Pros per season: 0.8
- All-Pros drafted: Brandon Graham, Jason Kelce, Fletcher Cox, Lane Johnson, Jordan Poyer, Carson Wentz, Jalen Hurts (7)
- All-Pros per season: 0.5
- All-Pros drafted: Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor, Richard Sherman, Bobby Wagner, Russell Wilson, Tyler Lockett, Michael Dickson, DK Metcalf (8)
- All-Pros per season: 0.6
- All-Pros drafted: Sean Lee, Dez Bryant, Tyron Smith, DeMarco Murray, Travis Frederick, Zack Martin, DeMarcus Lawrence, Byron Jones, Ezekiel Elliott, Dak Prescott, Leighton Vander Esch, Cee Dee Lamb, Trevon Diggs, Micah Parsons, DaRon Bland, Tyler Smith (16)
- All-Pros per season: 1.1
- All-Pros drafted: Antwaan Randle-El, Troy Polamalu, Lawrence Timmons, LaMarr Woodley, Maurkice Pouncey, Antonio Brown, Cam Heyward, David DeCastro, Le'Veon Bell, TJ Watt, Diontae Johnson (11)
- All-Pros per season: 0.5
- All-Pros drafted: Jamaal Brown, Reggie Bush, Jahri Evans, Carl Nicks, Malcolm Jenkins, Thomas Morstead, Jimmy Graham, Cam Jordan, Terron Armstead, Michael Thomas, Alvin Kamara, Ryan Ramczyk, Trey Hendrickson (13)
- All-Pros per season: 0.6
- All-Pros drafted: Tom Brady, Richard Seymour, Asante Samuel, Dan Koppen, Vince Wilfork, Logan Mankins, Stephen Gostkowski, Matt Light, Jerod Mayo, Matthew Slater, Sebastian Vollmer, Devin McCourty, Rob Gronkowski, Marcus Cannon, Chandler Jones, Dont'a Hightower, Jamie Collins, Nate Ebner, Joe Thuney, Jake Bailey, Marcus Jones (21)
- All-Pros per season: 0.9
Conclusion
So is it just something we say and isn't actually all that true? All but one GM with a 5+ year tenure in recent NFL history has a higher All-Pros per season rate. That'd put him 15th on this list. I think this is another case of us being way more aware of our team and not really paying attention to the achievements of others.The other All-Pros in Ballard's tenure have been Grigson-era (Kelly, Rhodes), acquisitions outside of the draft (Buckner) or UDFA (Odum, Dulin).
2024.04.19 00:18 Will_Smiths_Cousin All this talk about the number 10 pick shows just how bad a job Joe Douglas has done building the offense over the past four offseasons
There's so much back and forth about the number 10 pick, mostly because Joe Douglas has failed to build an adequate NFL offense since taking over as Jets GM in 2019. Now the Jets have to choose between going into the season with two geriatric tackles with injury concerns playing half their games on Metlife turf (their two backups are Joe Douglas draft picks who both suck), or starting the season with only one good and healthy wide receiver.
Joe Douglas has done a terrible job drafting offensive players. Almost all of his hits in the draft were either first or high second-round picks. Garrett Wilson was the 2nd wide receiver taken in his draft class, while AVT, Joe Tippman, and Breece Hall were all the first players drafted at their position in their respective draft classes. The only other two guys I would consider "hits" are Elijah Moore and Jeremy Ruckert. These guys aren't anything special, but at least they are rosterable and somewhat productive players. Then there are the misses or guys who are too early to tell: Mekhi Becton, Denzel Mims, LaMical Perine, James Morgan, Cam Clark, Zach Wilson, MCII, Max Mitchell, Carter Warren, Israel Abanikanda. So basically, JD can only hit on an offensive draft pick if that guy is one of the best prospects at his respective position in that given year. I understand that not every mid and late-round draft pick is going to work out, but the hit rate has to be better than "basically just Jeremy Ruckert and that's it".
His offensive free agency track record isn't much better. One of his first signings as GM was to bring Ryan Kalil out of retirement to start at center. Dude was terrible. In his first offseason, he brought in Greg Van Rotten (mega ass), George Fant (one good year out of three), Breshad Periman (ass). I like Connor McGovern and thought he was decent on the Jets, but JD gave him top 3 center in the NFL money. He was a massive overpay for the production. Over the past few years, he has given multi-year contracts to CJ Uzomah, Corey Davis, Allen Lazard, amongst others. He gave Lakin Tomilson top guard in the NFL money to be the worst guard in the NFL while with the Jets. Morgan Moses was a good signing, but they let him walk after a year to open up a tackle spot for the perpetually injured Mekhi Becton. He does have a couple of hits, Tyler Conklin being the most prominent, but way too many misses to make up for it.
The Jets should be in a similar position to the Lions last year. Their offensive line was set, which allowed them to take a "luxury pick" weapon in the top half of the draft, but JD simply hasn't done enough. I know people are going to deflect blame onto the coaching staff or COVID or something else, but keep this in mind. Joe was Gase's pick for GM. Joe liked Gase, they were buddies and he thought Gase was a good coach. After Gase's firing, he brought Saleh in knowing the MLF was going to be the OC. And if you don't think JD signed off on bringing in Hackett to lure Rodgers then you are naive. Douglas hand-selected the offensive coaches he has worked with here with the Jets. He has selected or signed every offensive player on the team currently. He's principally responsible for the putrid offenses since taking over as GM five years ago. And now we are entering a "win now" year with not enough capital to fix all the glaring issues on the offense.
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Joe Douglas has done a terrible job drafting offensive players. Almost all of his hits in the draft were either first or high second-round picks. Garrett Wilson was the 2nd wide receiver taken in his draft class, while AVT, Joe Tippman, and Breece Hall were all the first players drafted at their position in their respective draft classes. The only other two guys I would consider "hits" are Elijah Moore and Jeremy Ruckert. These guys aren't anything special, but at least they are rosterable and somewhat productive players. Then there are the misses or guys who are too early to tell: Mekhi Becton, Denzel Mims, LaMical Perine, James Morgan, Cam Clark, Zach Wilson, MCII, Max Mitchell, Carter Warren, Israel Abanikanda. So basically, JD can only hit on an offensive draft pick if that guy is one of the best prospects at his respective position in that given year. I understand that not every mid and late-round draft pick is going to work out, but the hit rate has to be better than "basically just Jeremy Ruckert and that's it".
His offensive free agency track record isn't much better. One of his first signings as GM was to bring Ryan Kalil out of retirement to start at center. Dude was terrible. In his first offseason, he brought in Greg Van Rotten (mega ass), George Fant (one good year out of three), Breshad Periman (ass). I like Connor McGovern and thought he was decent on the Jets, but JD gave him top 3 center in the NFL money. He was a massive overpay for the production. Over the past few years, he has given multi-year contracts to CJ Uzomah, Corey Davis, Allen Lazard, amongst others. He gave Lakin Tomilson top guard in the NFL money to be the worst guard in the NFL while with the Jets. Morgan Moses was a good signing, but they let him walk after a year to open up a tackle spot for the perpetually injured Mekhi Becton. He does have a couple of hits, Tyler Conklin being the most prominent, but way too many misses to make up for it.
The Jets should be in a similar position to the Lions last year. Their offensive line was set, which allowed them to take a "luxury pick" weapon in the top half of the draft, but JD simply hasn't done enough. I know people are going to deflect blame onto the coaching staff or COVID or something else, but keep this in mind. Joe was Gase's pick for GM. Joe liked Gase, they were buddies and he thought Gase was a good coach. After Gase's firing, he brought Saleh in knowing the MLF was going to be the OC. And if you don't think JD signed off on bringing in Hackett to lure Rodgers then you are naive. Douglas hand-selected the offensive coaches he has worked with here with the Jets. He has selected or signed every offensive player on the team currently. He's principally responsible for the putrid offenses since taking over as GM five years ago. And now we are entering a "win now" year with not enough capital to fix all the glaring issues on the offense.
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2024.04.16 02:55 TheMoistMurphy New Era Players Ranked on How Much I’d Wanna See Them Back
Obviously opinionated not how likely I think they actually are to return, and also 46 will likely change by the end of the season.
46 - 46 1. Venus Vafa 2. David Jelinsky 3. Tiffany Nicole Ervin 4. Q Burdette 5. Hunter McKnight 6. Kenzie Petty 7. Randen Montalvo 8. Bhanu Gopal 9. Tevin Davis 10. Jemila “Jem” Hussain-Adams 11. Jessica “Jess” Chong 12. Maria Shrime Gonzalez 13. Charlie Davis 14. Moriah Gaynor 15. Ben Katzman 16. Soda Thompson 17. Tim Spicer 18. Liz Wilcox
45 - 45 1. Kaleb Gebrewold 2. Emily Flippen 3. Bruce Perreault 4. Sabiyah Broderick 5. Dee Valladares 6. Kellie Nalbandian 7. Jake O’ Kane 8. Austin Li Coon 9. Brando Meyer 10. Brandon Donlon 11. Drew Basile 12. Julie Alley 13. J Maya Krishnan-Jha 14. Sifu Alsup 15. Katurah Topps 16. Kendra McQuarrie 17. Hannah Rose 18. Sean Edwards
44 - 44 1. Maddy Pomilla 2. Carolyn Wiger 3. Matthew Grinstead-Mayle 4. Frannie Marin 5. Yam Yam Arocha 6. Josh Wilder 7. Danny Massa 8. Claire Rafson 9. Helen Li 10. Heidi Lagares-Greenblatt 11. Jamie Lynn Ruiz 12. Sarah Wade 13. Lauren Harper 14. Matt Blankinship 15. Brandon Cottom 16. Kane Fritzler 17. Carson Garrett
43 - 43 1. Jesse Lopez 2. Cody Assenmacher 3. Noelle Lambert 4. Karla Cruz Godoy 5. Dwight Moore 6. Cassidy Clark 7. Owen Knight 8. Sami Layadi 9. Mike Gabler 10. Elie Scott 11. Jeanine Zheng 12. James Jones 13. Morriah Young 14. Ryan Mendrano 15. Justine Brennan 16. Geo Bustamante 17. Nneka Ejere 18. Lindsay Carmine
42 - 42 1. Tori Meehan 2. Maryanne Oketch 3. Jenny Kim 4. Jonathan Young 5. Omar Zaheer 6. Mike Turner 7. Zach Wurtenberger 8. Swati Goel 9. Lindsay Dolashewich 10. Rocksroy Bailey 11. Hai Giang 12. Lydia Meredith 13. Daniel Strunk 14. Chanelle Howell 15. Romeo Escobar 16. Marya Sherron 17. Drea Wheeler 18. Jackson Fox
41 - 41 1. Shantel Smith 2. JD Robinson 3. Evvie Jagoda 4. Ricard Foye 5. Danny McCray 6. Brad Reese 7. Naseer Muttalif 8. Xander Hastings 9. Sydney Segal 10. David Voce 11. Liana Wallace 12. Tiffany Seely 13. Erika Casupanan 14. Sara Wilson 15. Deshawn Radden 16. Genie Chen 17. Heather Aldret 18. Eric Abraham
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46 - 46 1. Venus Vafa 2. David Jelinsky 3. Tiffany Nicole Ervin 4. Q Burdette 5. Hunter McKnight 6. Kenzie Petty 7. Randen Montalvo 8. Bhanu Gopal 9. Tevin Davis 10. Jemila “Jem” Hussain-Adams 11. Jessica “Jess” Chong 12. Maria Shrime Gonzalez 13. Charlie Davis 14. Moriah Gaynor 15. Ben Katzman 16. Soda Thompson 17. Tim Spicer 18. Liz Wilcox
45 - 45 1. Kaleb Gebrewold 2. Emily Flippen 3. Bruce Perreault 4. Sabiyah Broderick 5. Dee Valladares 6. Kellie Nalbandian 7. Jake O’ Kane 8. Austin Li Coon 9. Brando Meyer 10. Brandon Donlon 11. Drew Basile 12. Julie Alley 13. J Maya Krishnan-Jha 14. Sifu Alsup 15. Katurah Topps 16. Kendra McQuarrie 17. Hannah Rose 18. Sean Edwards
44 - 44 1. Maddy Pomilla 2. Carolyn Wiger 3. Matthew Grinstead-Mayle 4. Frannie Marin 5. Yam Yam Arocha 6. Josh Wilder 7. Danny Massa 8. Claire Rafson 9. Helen Li 10. Heidi Lagares-Greenblatt 11. Jamie Lynn Ruiz 12. Sarah Wade 13. Lauren Harper 14. Matt Blankinship 15. Brandon Cottom 16. Kane Fritzler 17. Carson Garrett
43 - 43 1. Jesse Lopez 2. Cody Assenmacher 3. Noelle Lambert 4. Karla Cruz Godoy 5. Dwight Moore 6. Cassidy Clark 7. Owen Knight 8. Sami Layadi 9. Mike Gabler 10. Elie Scott 11. Jeanine Zheng 12. James Jones 13. Morriah Young 14. Ryan Mendrano 15. Justine Brennan 16. Geo Bustamante 17. Nneka Ejere 18. Lindsay Carmine
42 - 42 1. Tori Meehan 2. Maryanne Oketch 3. Jenny Kim 4. Jonathan Young 5. Omar Zaheer 6. Mike Turner 7. Zach Wurtenberger 8. Swati Goel 9. Lindsay Dolashewich 10. Rocksroy Bailey 11. Hai Giang 12. Lydia Meredith 13. Daniel Strunk 14. Chanelle Howell 15. Romeo Escobar 16. Marya Sherron 17. Drea Wheeler 18. Jackson Fox
41 - 41 1. Shantel Smith 2. JD Robinson 3. Evvie Jagoda 4. Ricard Foye 5. Danny McCray 6. Brad Reese 7. Naseer Muttalif 8. Xander Hastings 9. Sydney Segal 10. David Voce 11. Liana Wallace 12. Tiffany Seely 13. Erika Casupanan 14. Sara Wilson 15. Deshawn Radden 16. Genie Chen 17. Heather Aldret 18. Eric Abraham
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2024.04.02 16:37 coopercalifornia Fragrance/Makeup
Just trying to make things a little fun here. What kind of fragrance and or makeup do you think the characters would’ve worn at the time? Not necessarily considering what years certain products came out/if it existed 2003-2007
Kirsten - Clinique or Tarte (face tape) foundation/Burberry London perfume
Julie - Dior foundation/Versace crystal noir perfume
Sandy - Versace eau fraiche cologne
Jimmy - Gucci guilty cologne
Marissa - Estée Lauder foundation/Prada paradoxe
Summer - Laura Mercier tinted moisturizeValentino voce viva
Seth - Ralph Lauren polo red cologne
Ryan - Mont Blanc Legend cologne
Anna - Revlon foundation/Marc Jacobs daisy perfume
Lindsay - Neutrogena loose powder foundation/Britney Spears fantasy perfume
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Kirsten - Clinique or Tarte (face tape) foundation/Burberry London perfume
Julie - Dior foundation/Versace crystal noir perfume
Sandy - Versace eau fraiche cologne
Jimmy - Gucci guilty cologne
Marissa - Estée Lauder foundation/Prada paradoxe
Summer - Laura Mercier tinted moisturizeValentino voce viva
Seth - Ralph Lauren polo red cologne
Ryan - Mont Blanc Legend cologne
Anna - Revlon foundation/Marc Jacobs daisy perfume
Lindsay - Neutrogena loose powder foundation/Britney Spears fantasy perfume
2024.03.23 08:42 RollTitanUp Appreciation Post for AAS
TL;DR - AAS is a great owner that always focuses on improving and I believe she will get us to a Super Bowl eventually
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I went down a rabbit hole tonight and wrote a note of appreciation for AAS / summary of the last decade. None of this off-season or our semi-recent successes happen without her leadership.
In the time since she’s taken over she has overseen:
Things haven’t been perfect. We’re going to struggle as we evolve. There will be busts and misses, and who knows if we have the answers currently on the team. Even still, I deeply appreciate that we have an owner that:
Sincerely, One Titan Fan
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I went down a rabbit hole tonight and wrote a note of appreciation for AAS / summary of the last decade. None of this off-season or our semi-recent successes happen without her leadership.
In the time since she’s taken over she has overseen:
- Drafting Mariota. Say what you want about how it ended, but you can argue he was the best QB available in that draft and had the most successful career. If nothing else, he has that comeback @KC playoff win/upset where he threw a fucking TD to himself and another playoff appearance with 2 passing touchdowns against a stellar NE team that went to the SB (even if the second TD was garbage time). Jameis has a 5000 yd season but has only been in the playoffs once and only for a trick play.
- Hiring Mularky to quickly replace Whiz, resulting in Mularky transforming the Titans culture, building up some cornerstone players like Lewan and Casey and Delanie and OSackpo and Kern and Byard, leading the franchise to exclusively winning seasons (outside his interim transition season), and eventually delivering us the franchise’s first playoff win SINCE 2003 (ending a 14 YEAR drought)
- Hiring Jon Robinson to replace Ruston Webster (who had had too many drafts without impact players - ironically one of the same reasons that eventually got Robinson fired too). Jon Robinson brought the patriots of the South mentality, which was another key part of the Titans building a new culture of toughness, grit, and “Smashmouth” (lol) football. In his time, he made moves that helped transform the franchise: demarco trade, Dennis Kelly trade, tannehill trade, drafting Conklin, Henry, Byard, landry, AJ, Big Jeff, Hooker, getting Logan Ryan and Butler and Bates and Compton and Ben Jones, and last but certainly not least helping AAS bring in Vrabel. Yes, over time he made many horrible decisions too, we don’t need to rehash old wounds. He needed to be replaced (arguably sooner 🐼), but credit where credit is due in helping build up our franchise in a very transitionary period.
- Mike Vrabel. AAS made the incredibly bold decision to fire a coach that had brought the franchise its first playoff win in 13 years, and just had back-to-back winning seasons. Mularky going down with the Robiscuits ship seemed unfortunate at the time, but it didn’t feel that way for long. He was replaced with a largely unproven coach that was bred in winning environments and that further rooted our culture in toughness and winning. Vrabel brought the team to heights not seen in 20 years (AFC Championship), won coach of the year in a season where we had a record breaking number of players see the field due to injuries and still secured the #1 seed, helped initially create / retain a staff full of great assistant coaches (Pees, LaFleur, Smith) that that was eventually eroded into a mess. Vrabel and Robinson were (in part) a reflection of AAS trying to emulate the team with the most success of the previous decade (the patriots) and inject this team with talent and a willingness to invest. There are some that wanted Vrabel gone sooner, others that were sad to see him go. Vrabel had his fair share of faults and blame for things that went wrong. Honestly, we probably won’t know if Callahan is a long-term level up until 2-3 years from now, but there’s a lot to be hopeful for again.
- AAS has played an instrumental role in improving the Titans brand over the years. She’s brought a lot of visibility to the city and team via hosting the Draft, holding the new uniform reveal, building the new stadium, and shout out to the improvements with the team socials (recently even winning awards for the schedule reveal video). These things weren’t a result of just her, I’m sure there are endless people that played critical roles, but it’s just another reflection of her leadership
- Lastly we arrive at the last two off-seasons. It’s way too early to say if everything will work out. But there’s so much reason for hope again, as we embark upon this new chapter in the Titans tapestry. AAS has again pulled staff talent from around the leagues most successful teams recently (Carthon and the 9ers, Callahan Jr. and the Bengals, Wilson and the Ravens, Callahan Sr.). Coaches and players are again choosing TN over other teams. Ridley. Snead. Cush. Awuzie. And we still have a draft awaiting where we maintained all our top picks and will likely have Joe Alt coming in to finally get us out of OL purgatory (or maybe some trade backs for multiple premium starters). If his draft last year was an indication of things to come, things will be exciting this year. Skronk, Levis, Tyjae, and Stonehouse are probably cornerstones for at least the next 2-3 years minimum unless something completely blows up (and maybe much longer).
Things haven’t been perfect. We’re going to struggle as we evolve. There will be busts and misses, and who knows if we have the answers currently on the team. Even still, I deeply appreciate that we have an owner that:
- Makes bold (but not careless) decisions in an increasingly reactive NFL (see David Tepper)
- Believes in her team and gives them time to put their vision together without micromanaging the process (Vrabel and Robinson had 5+ years to make it happen)
- Is pretty willing to spend money to secure players
- Cares about the team and has genuinely tried to improve the fans’ experiences
Sincerely, One Titan Fan
2024.03.23 02:58 wonderifyouwill Watching the Real World Brooklyn 21st Season and . . .
Oh my gosh, why is this season so . . Scripted? it’s just so super convenient that all these people come here trying to follow their dreams, and they all get the opportunity to execute their dreams. But then they all decline on their dreams because of some reason that makes no sense.
Baya declines the dance opportunity. MTV clearly gave Ryan a chance to make an album but he sings the tampon song to big music producer Doug killing his chances. Doug just happens to be at the bar the group goes to. Chet going to MTV studios and meets the casting director 😑 even though technically, he would’ve met her already, because he’s on the show. Devyn just happens to come late to her audition, but yet this is the biggest thing in her life.
Oh my gosh don’t get me started on Sarah‘s dad, who she has kept out of her life for eight years, who just magically gets her number to the new apartment that she moved into with a bunch of new roommates. 🙄
What is up with this? Clearly production is doing these things, the cast seems not interested in pursuing their dreams seriously. Were these opportunities just for show? I just think it’s weird that you come on the show, wanting to pursue your passions, then you get the opportunity to pursue your passions, and then you choose, or make some excuse to not do them. Anyone know the real tea behind these things that everyone and production is doing?
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Baya declines the dance opportunity. MTV clearly gave Ryan a chance to make an album but he sings the tampon song to big music producer Doug killing his chances. Doug just happens to be at the bar the group goes to. Chet going to MTV studios and meets the casting director 😑 even though technically, he would’ve met her already, because he’s on the show. Devyn just happens to come late to her audition, but yet this is the biggest thing in her life.
Oh my gosh don’t get me started on Sarah‘s dad, who she has kept out of her life for eight years, who just magically gets her number to the new apartment that she moved into with a bunch of new roommates. 🙄
What is up with this? Clearly production is doing these things, the cast seems not interested in pursuing their dreams seriously. Were these opportunities just for show? I just think it’s weird that you come on the show, wanting to pursue your passions, then you get the opportunity to pursue your passions, and then you choose, or make some excuse to not do them. Anyone know the real tea behind these things that everyone and production is doing?
2024.03.20 22:26 Future_Hat9544 Mega cast ranking of new era players
In my recent great work of procrastination, I made this! It’s based on mostly just likability, and share your thoughts since I’m interested to see what others think🤗
Will not be including season 46 players in the overall ranking though because season isn’t done yet
Jesse Carolyn Cody Emily Tiffany Julie Evvie Frannie Gabler Jake Danny Shantel Heather Omar Heidi YamYam Dee Naseer Danny Maryann Bruce Kendra Xander Kellie Nneka Mike 42 Genie Brad 41 Lynsey Cassidy Austin Carson Deshawn Karla Brandon 44 Jenn Ricard Kaleb Tori Noelle Hai Sami Swati Maddy Jonathan Rocksroy Lauren Sarah Katurah Drew Elie Owen Erika Sydney Lydia Geo Drew Liana Sabiyah Claire Helen Brandon 45 Janine Chanelle Sifu Brando Medevac Matt Moriah 43 Chanelle James 43 Ryan 43 Sara Jamie David Voce Marya Sean J Maya Justine Jackson Zack Hannah Showmance with Frannie Matt Eric Abraham Lindsay 43 Dwight Josh Kane Daniel
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Will not be including season 46 players in the overall ranking though because season isn’t done yet
Jesse Carolyn Cody Emily Tiffany Julie Evvie Frannie Gabler Jake Danny Shantel Heather Omar Heidi YamYam Dee Naseer Danny Maryann Bruce Kendra Xander Kellie Nneka Mike 42 Genie Brad 41 Lynsey Cassidy Austin Carson Deshawn Karla Brandon 44 Jenn Ricard Kaleb Tori Noelle Hai Sami Swati Maddy Jonathan Rocksroy Lauren Sarah Katurah Drew Elie Owen Erika Sydney Lydia Geo Drew Liana Sabiyah Claire Helen Brandon 45 Janine Chanelle Sifu Brando Medevac Matt Moriah 43 Chanelle James 43 Ryan 43 Sara Jamie David Voce Marya Sean J Maya Justine Jackson Zack Hannah Showmance with Frannie Matt Eric Abraham Lindsay 43 Dwight Josh Kane Daniel
2024.02.23 16:36 Jack12404 2024 Titans Mock Off-Season
 | submitted by Jack12404 to Tennesseetitans [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/g3bfmxflrckc1.jpg?width=932&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4725485a4d6b1141a05cf009dbab8a2652a865ad Since we're still in a boring period of the offseason while we wait for the Combine, I felt like doing a mock off-season before everything gets going. Most of this will change after the Combine, Free Agency, and interviews happen, but this is what I would realistically like to see happen. Cap Casualties: Andre Dillard (Post June-1)- 6.5M Luke Gifford- 2M Dillard is pretty self-explanatory, but cutting him before June 1 only nets us 2M. Designating him as a Post June 1 cut would cover most of the cost of our 2024 rookies and allow us to spend more on the first wave of free agency. Gifford barely got any snaps, so getting 2M back for cutting him, even if it's not much, seems like a no-brainer. The only other candidates for cap casualties don’t net us enough cap space to be worth cutting. Extensions: Azeez Al-Shaair- 3 years, 21M (7M APY) Sean Murphy-Bunting- 2 years, 12.5M (6.25M APY) Denico Autry- 1 year, 5M K’Von Wallace- 2 years, 3M (1.5M APY) Morgan Cox- 2 years, 2.6M (1.3M APY) Trevis Gipson- 2 years, 2.5M (1.25 APY) Nick Folk- 1 year, 3M Chris Moore- 1 year 2M Corey Levin- 1 year, 980k Azeez Al-Shaair and Sean Murphy-Bunting are both coming off of prove it deals, and they were both solid starters while still being young (both 26 y/o). Al-Shaair was one of the main leaders for our defense and wants to return to Tennessee, so signing him to a multi-year deal seems smart since it likely won’t be too expensive. Sean Murphy-Bunting was up and down, but with the opportunity to improve the rest of the secondary under Dennard Wilson, I think SMB could be a good starter if we bring him in on a good value contract. Autry has consistently produced throughout his time here, so bringing him back on a short deal is good for continuity. K’Von Wallace played well towards the end of the season in limited minutes, so he’s good depth for our depleted secondary. Similar to Wallace, Trevis Gipson is a guy that showed upside in the past, so bringing him back and giving him more snaps on a cheap deal is worth it for his upside. Nick Folk was a bright spot in a rough season, bringing back a near automatic kicker checks one need of the list. Lastly, Morgan Cox is a pro-bowl level long snapper, and you don’t realize how important long snappers are until you have a bad one (I’ll never forget Beau Brinkley’s last season here). https://preview.redd.it/on7wmeyttckc1.jpg?width=1365&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d93777c23f4a53e1868bc003968e99e0729e902f Free Agency: Michael Onwenu, RT- 4 years, 60M (15M APY) Robert Hunt, OG- 4 years, 56M (14M APY) Gabe Davis, WR- 3 years, 24M (8M APY) Darnell Mooney, WR- 2 years, 15M (7.5M APY) Geno Stone, Safety- 3 years, 27M (9M APY) Chidobe Awuzie, CB- 2 years, 23M (11.5M APY) Jeremy Chinn, LB/S- 1 year, 3.5M Offensive Line is obviously the biggest need on our team and has been for nearly four years now. Signing Michael Onwenu finally fixes the hole that we’ve had at right tackle since JRob let Jack Conklin walk, and Robert Hunt, who was one of the Dolphins most reliable starters on the OL, helps round out our OL so that the only slots that need to be filled heading into the draft are LT and C. Wide receiver is a close second for biggest positional needs since JRob has only drafted two capable starters at WR in his entire GM career (Corey Davis and AJB). After being a 1k yard receiver in his sophomore season, Darnell Mooney hit a slump for the last two years of his rookie contract. Scheme was a big cause since his targets went down drastically despite him being elevated to WR1 for the 2022 season. Combine that with how run heavy their offense is, and it makes sense why no wide receiver except someone that has proved to be QB-proof could succeed. I’m willing to give him a shot to rebound and improve with a better coach, scheme, and QB that can help bring out the best in him since the Bears entire offense outside of DJ Moore has been a mess throughout the Justin Fields era. His speed, route-running, and ridiculous catching ability would pair really well as a WR2/3 behind Hopkins, ideally he’d be the starting slot receiver. Gabe Davis is one of my favorite but most controversial targets in free agency. His only negatives, although they’re pretty big, are that he was inconsistent and had random drop issues. Even with the inconsistency though, he’s better right now than any WR on our roster outside of Deandre Hopkins. Just this season, Gabe Davis had 45 receptions for 746 yards and 7 TDs. That alone is only 27 receptions and 178 yards less but 5 TDs more than Treylon Burks and Kyle Phillips have in their careers combined. In this scenario, we would still add Jauan Jennings and a WR via the draft too, so if his inconsistency can’t be fixed, it won’t hurt us as much as it hurt Buffalo who never tried to improve their WR core. He’s also the same age as Levis (24), so he has a lot of time left to develop and improve his game. If he wants groundbreaking money I wouldn’t want him, but for around 8-9M a year, I think Gabe Davis’s explosiveness, blocking, and separation ability are worth it to give Levis someone that can stretch the field. The Geno Stone signing is one I would not at all be shocked to see announced as soon as the legal tampering period opens up. He’s still really young (24), he broke out under Dennard Wilson, and he excels as a deep/coverage safety which is why he finished second in the league in interceptions with 7. Molden doesn’t seem like he’ll be more than a good backup, so bringing in Geno Stone to pair with Amani Hooker would be a big boost to our secondary. Chidobe Awuzie would be a massive improvement for our CB core. Of course, the main CB targets are L’Jarius Sneed and Jaylon Johnson, but I’m trying to be realistic and it looks like their respective teams have the cap space and desire to extend them. Awuzie isn’t a bad consolation prize though. It took him time to come back from his torn ACL, but he finished last season strong. He’d easily be our CB1, and finally adding a good CB1 would allow SMB to guard the second best outside WR, which is his best role, and would allow us to keep Roger McReary in the slot where he belongs. Jeremy Chinn is someone that I completely forgot was going to be a free agent prior to this write up. He regressed after having an amazing rookie and sophomore season, but the only player on that defense that didn’t have a slump was Derrick Brown. I feel like Ran will always make a point to bring in one or two guys every year on prove-it deals, and Chinn fits the bill. In his rookie season, he played 10+ snaps at outside CB, slot CB, EDGE, box safety, and free safety. If Dennard Wilson can get him to return to his rookie form (which I’m really confident he can do), he could be a defensive weapon like Chuck Clark was for Baltimore. It’s an easy choice to make since it’s very low risk, very high reward. Draft: On to the most important part of the offseason, in this mock I made one trade. The Steelers traded up to take Michael Penix Jr in the early 2nd while we received a 3rd this year and a 4th next year in return for moving down 13 spots in the 2nd Round. TEN receives: 2024 Pick 2.51 2024 Pick 3.84 2025 4th Round Pick PIT receives: 2024 Pick 2.38 Credit to \"titanupszn\" on Instagram for the Joe Alt edit) Draft Picks: 1.07- Joe Alt, OT, Notre Dame 2.51- Xavier Worthy, WR, Texas 3.84- Sedrick Van Pran, C, Georgia 4.107- Cam Hart, CB, Notre Dame 5.145- Tommy Eichenberg, LB, Ohio State 6.184- Jase McClellan, RB, Alabama 7.219- Logan Lee, IDL, Iowa 7.240- Ladarius Henderson, IOL, Michigan Joe Alt is the most obvious pick in this entire draft. We desperately need offensive tackle help, and Alt is the best OL prospect since Penei Sewell in my opinion. He’s still 20 years old right now, and his pro comparison is Andrew Thomas. Sign me up for 10+ years of Alt and Skoronski blocking Levis’s blindside. For the next pick, AD Mitchell was my top choice since I want as deep of a WR core as possible, but he was already taken. In this mock, I received the above offer from the Steelers that I couldn’t refuse considering the board. With our second round pick, I took Xavier Worthy since our current WR room badly lacks speed. While he doesn’t have as high of a floor as AD Mitchell, Worthy’s athleticism and big play ability gives him a higher ceiling. His biggest issue is that he needs to put on some muscle since 172 lb is pretty skinny, and he had a rough sophomore year with drops. However, his drop percentage improved a lot in his junior year despite playing through a broken hand, and he’s expected to run a 4.2-4.3 40 yard dash at the Combine. His freakish quickness and agility and amazing YAC ability would quickly make him a favorite target for Levis in the Callahan offense. With our final spot left to fill on the offensive line being C, I wanted someone with size. Aaron Brewer was a fine starter, but him being smaller than some tight ends (6’1”, ~275 lb) really hurt us in the pass game. This led to me choosing Sedrick Van Pran out of Georgia. He’s 6’4”, 311 lb, and faced some really tough competition in his time with two national championship teams with the Bulldogs. He’s got the size and athleticism to flourish as a long term starter, he just needs to develop his technique a little more (hand placement and anchor specifically), which having Bill Callahan should do wonders for. The last Georgia center we had also did pretty well, so I feel confident in Van Pran succeeding. Cam Hart was my next pick since you can never have enough good CBs. Hart is towards the older end for a rookie at 24, but he’s very good at coverage and has a lot of desirable athletic traits including his prototypical size that allows him to play on the outside. He can be a bit handsy at times which is where coaching will be important, but Hart can definitely be starter material after he gets playing time and experience. Similar to Cam Hart, Tommy Eichenberg seemed like a good value pick in the 5th. Al-Shaair has proven to be a great starter and I really want to see how Otis Reese looks with more snaps,but our depth behind them though is thin. Drafting someone that can be at minimum a good rotational player as a rookie made a lot of sense with this pick. Eichenberg has some struggles in zone coverage, but he’s a very stout run defender and has good speed to cover tight ends in man-to-man. Jase McClellan fits exactly what we need to compliment Tyjae Spears. He’s your classic bruiser RB at 5 '11”, 212 lb, and he had 890 yards, 4.9 YPC, and 8 TDs with the Tide last season. Splitting Tyjae’s carries with McClellan about (ideally around a 65-35 split) would force defenses to make big adjustments and would keep us from running Tyjae into the ground. For the two seventh round picks, I’m gonna be completely honest and say I just took whoever was highest rated on the player rankings for the website and the PFF board. Logan Lee seems like he had decent stats for Iowa, and scouting reports say he has upside as a pass rusher up the middle, so the IDL depth is nice. Ladarius Henderson started ten games at LT for the college national champions and was on the First Team All Big Ten. At worst, he’s cheap depth, but having the experience he has is good for our OL. Projected Depth Chart: This is just for the START of the season, not who I think will finish the season as starters. Bold = Starter QB- Will Levis, Malik Willis RB- Tyjae Spears, Jase McClellan, Julius Chestnut WR- DeAndre Hopkins, Gabe Davis, Darnell Mooney, Treylon Burks, Xavier Worthy, Chris Moore, Kyle Phillips, Kearis Jackson TE- Chig Okonkwo, Josh Whyle LT- Joe Alt, Jaelyn Duncan LG- Peter Skoronski, Dillon Radunz, Ladarius Henderson C- Sedrick Van Pran, Corey Levin RG- Robert Hunt, Daniel Brunskill RT- Mike Onwenu, NPF IDL- Jeffery Simmons, Denico Autry, Trevis Gipson, Logan Lee, Quinton Bohanna EDGE- Harold Landry III, Arden Key, Rashad Weaver, Caleb Murphy ILB- Azeez Al-Shaair, Jeremy Chinn, Otis Reese, Tommy Eichenberg FS- Geno Stone, Elijah Molden, Eric Garror SS- Amani Hooker, K’Von Wallace, Shyheim Carter Slot CB- Roger McCreary, Tay Gowan Outside CB- Chidobe Awuzie, Sean-Murphy Bunting, Cam Hart, Caleb Farley K- Nick Folk P- Ryan Stonehouse |
2024.02.18 05:23 newmusicrls Traxsource Essential Tech 2024-01-29
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- Qubiko, Denis Ago – Saccapoche (Extended Mix) 05:30 128bpm 5A Tech House
- MariaDennis, Us Two – Get Bossy feat. MariaDennis (Extended Mix) 06:27 130bpm 6A Tech House
- Softpaw – Love Is A Waste (Edit) 02:59 128bpm 4A Tech House
- Ibitaly – Heartbreak (Extended mix) 04:45 126bpm 1B House
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- Carly Wilford – The Dance (Extended Mix) 05:17 128bpm 7B Tech House
- Tim Light – Let It Ride (Extended Mix) 05:45 128bpm 5B Tech House
- Jon Johnston, Carl The Jackal – Oxygen (Original Mix) 04:51 126bpm 7B Tech House
- Roland Clark, HoneyLuv – This Is My Life (Extended Mix) 05:30 128bpm 10B House
- Malikk – La ZizZa (Original Mix) 05:34 132bpm 9B Tech House
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- Tess Kamu – Libertad (Extended Mix) 05:45 128bpm 9B Tech House Latin Tech
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2024.01.24 08:41 AC_the_Panther_007 Out of My Casts for The Bourne Identity (2002), Which One is Your Favourite? (Version 2)
1972:
Harrison Ford as Jason Bourne
Jacqueline Bisset as Marie Kreutz
Charles Bronson as Alexander Conklin
Michael Caine as The Professor
Alec Guinness as Ward Abbott
Jim Brown as Nykwana Wombosi
Cybill Shepherd as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Peter Fonda as Danny Zorn
Fred Ward and James Brolin as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: Sam Peckinpah
1982:
Kurt Russell as Jason Bourne
Jane Seymour as Marie Kreutz
Christopher Plummer as Alexander Conklin
Malcolm McDowell as The Professor
Roddy McDowall as Ward Abbott
Carl Weathers as Nykwana Wombosi
Daryl Hannah as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Mark Hamill as Danny Zorn
Don Johnson and Tom Berenger as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: Richard Donner
1992:
Val Kilmer as Jason Bourne
Nastassja Kinski as Marie Kreutz
Gary Busey as Alexander Conklin
Pierce Brosnan as The Professor
Terence Stamp as Ward Abbott
Keith David as Nykwana Wombosi
Christina Applegate as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Adam Baldwin as Danny Zorn
Woody Harrelson and Matthew Modine as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: James Cameron
2002:
Ben Affleck as Jason Bourne
Kate Beckinsale as Marie Kreutz
Mickey Rourke as Alexander Conklin
Ralph Fiennes as The Professor
Alan Rickman as Ward Abbott
Djimon Hounsou as Nykwana Wombosi
Michelle Williams as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Ryan Reynolds as Danny Zorn
Josh Lucas and Vince Vaughn as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: Doug Liman
2012:
Chris Pine as Jason Bourne
Rebecca Ferguson as Marie Kreutz
Robert Patrick as Alexander Conklin
Christian Bale as The Professor
Brendan Gleeson as Ward Abbott
Idris Elba as Nykwana Wombosi
Jennifer Lawrence as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Sebastian Stan as Danny Zorn
Jared Padalecki and John Krasinski as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: Chad Stahelski
2022:
Austin Butler as Jason Bourne
Alicia von Rittberg as Marie Kreutz
Jon Hamm as Alexander Conklin
Henry Cavill as The Professor
Clive Owen as Ward Abbott
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Nykwana Wombosi
Isabel May as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Joe Keery as Danny Zorn
Logan Lerman and Grant Gustin as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: David Leitch
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Harrison Ford as Jason Bourne
Jacqueline Bisset as Marie Kreutz
Charles Bronson as Alexander Conklin
Michael Caine as The Professor
Alec Guinness as Ward Abbott
Jim Brown as Nykwana Wombosi
Cybill Shepherd as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Peter Fonda as Danny Zorn
Fred Ward and James Brolin as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: Sam Peckinpah
1982:
Kurt Russell as Jason Bourne
Jane Seymour as Marie Kreutz
Christopher Plummer as Alexander Conklin
Malcolm McDowell as The Professor
Roddy McDowall as Ward Abbott
Carl Weathers as Nykwana Wombosi
Daryl Hannah as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Mark Hamill as Danny Zorn
Don Johnson and Tom Berenger as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: Richard Donner
1992:
Val Kilmer as Jason Bourne
Nastassja Kinski as Marie Kreutz
Gary Busey as Alexander Conklin
Pierce Brosnan as The Professor
Terence Stamp as Ward Abbott
Keith David as Nykwana Wombosi
Christina Applegate as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Adam Baldwin as Danny Zorn
Woody Harrelson and Matthew Modine as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: James Cameron
2002:
Ben Affleck as Jason Bourne
Kate Beckinsale as Marie Kreutz
Mickey Rourke as Alexander Conklin
Ralph Fiennes as The Professor
Alan Rickman as Ward Abbott
Djimon Hounsou as Nykwana Wombosi
Michelle Williams as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Ryan Reynolds as Danny Zorn
Josh Lucas and Vince Vaughn as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: Doug Liman
2012:
Chris Pine as Jason Bourne
Rebecca Ferguson as Marie Kreutz
Robert Patrick as Alexander Conklin
Christian Bale as The Professor
Brendan Gleeson as Ward Abbott
Idris Elba as Nykwana Wombosi
Jennifer Lawrence as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Sebastian Stan as Danny Zorn
Jared Padalecki and John Krasinski as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: Chad Stahelski
2022:
Austin Butler as Jason Bourne
Alicia von Rittberg as Marie Kreutz
Jon Hamm as Alexander Conklin
Henry Cavill as The Professor
Clive Owen as Ward Abbott
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Nykwana Wombosi
Isabel May as Nicolette "Nicky" Parsons
Joe Keery as Danny Zorn
Logan Lerman and Grant Gustin as Treadstone Research Technicians
Director: David Leitch
View Poll
2024.01.18 20:02 Aside_Dish How's your rebuild coming along?
Started a new franchise trying to win a SB for the Jets. I always sim the first season, and that's what I did with Aaron Rodgers at the helm. Went 8-9 and missed the playoffs. Rodgers retired, I traded Huff for a 2nd and a 4th, and made a couple big FA signings (Connor Williams at C, and CJ Gardner-Johnson at FS).
Cut Laken Tomlinson to free cap, and I could afford the penalty the next year (hopefully they do IRL, too, lol).
In the draft, got a star dev RG (74 overall), a star dev DT (65 overall), and a normal dev, 74 overall QB. In the second season, started the rookie over a FA veteran I signed (Cousins), and we went 5-12. Defense played poorly, but offense was #13 overall, which isn't bad given my young QB and terrible OL. QB won OROTY, and my star DEV DT, who became SS dev in-season, had 6 sacks and 14 TFLs, but sadly got pushed back down to normal dev (but now at 76 overall). QB went up to star dev and now sits at 79 overall.
Declined Breece's, Garrett Wilson's, and Jermaine Johnson II's options, and accepted Sauce's.
In FA, made another big signing, getting Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah. Also, signed OBJ (77 overall) and Cam Akers (77).
Had the #3 pick in the draft, and traded all the way down to #29, since it was a deep draft. Traded #3 overall for #29, #61, and their next year's 1st. With my first 4 picks (1st rounder from SF, 2nd from SF, my own 2nd, and 2nd from trading Huff), I got a 75 overall CB with 95 speed, a 76 overall star dev WR with 97(!) speed, a 74 overall star dev LT, and a 75 overall TE with 86 speed. Also, in the 6th, I got a 74 overall CB, but he has 77 injury, fml.
So, going into year 3, hoping to make a big splash. Have a good young QB, Breece, a deep WR core (91,77,77,76,75,73), deep TE depth (76/75/75/70), a growing OL, a good DL, good LBs, great CBs, and good safeties. Also got Ryan Stonehouse and Fairbairn, lol.
Probably going to trade Breece early in the season. Elite HBs just aren't worth the price. Have $104mm to re-sign Garrett Wilson, AVT, Connor Williams, JJII, Will McDonald IV (meh), Mosley (~$5.5mm/year), and Quincy Williams. Then gotta save the next year to tag or sign Quinnen Williams.
Any tips for managing cap? $104mm seems like a lot, but I have a lot of key players to sign. Quinnen is an XF, and will need to sign him the next year, and I need to save money to probably sign a good RT so I can move AVT back to guard.
Depth Chart, Year 3:
QB: 79 overall QB (83 speed, 22 yo), Cousins, Winston
HB: Breece, Akers, Antonio Gibson, Ik
FB: 75 overall utility guy
WR: Wilson, Lazard, OBJ, 97-speed rookie (76), Quez Watkins
TE: 86-speed rookie (75), Conklin, Will Dissly, 70 overall guy
LT: Rookie star dev (74), Jonah Williams (75)
LG: Tippmann (74), Cody Whitehair (74)
C: Williams (83)
RG: Star dev 22 yo (75), Max Mitchell (70)
RT: AVT
Defense:
LE: Franklin-Myers, McDonald IV
RE: JJII, Michael Clemons
DT: Quinnen WIlliams, 76 overall 22 yo, 70 overall guy, rookie with good athleticism
LOLB: Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, Mack Wilson
MLB: Mosley, Deion Jones
ROLB: Quincy Williams, Ronnie Harrison, Sr.
CB: Sauce, DJ Reed (85), Michael Carter (83, now star dev), 75 overall rookie, 74 overall rookie, Byron Jones (74)
FS: CJ Gardner-Johnson, Micah Hyde (77)
SS: Jordan Poyer (77), Chuck Clark (76), Tony Adams (73)
ST:
P: Ryan Stonehouse
K: Fairbairn
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Cut Laken Tomlinson to free cap, and I could afford the penalty the next year (hopefully they do IRL, too, lol).
In the draft, got a star dev RG (74 overall), a star dev DT (65 overall), and a normal dev, 74 overall QB. In the second season, started the rookie over a FA veteran I signed (Cousins), and we went 5-12. Defense played poorly, but offense was #13 overall, which isn't bad given my young QB and terrible OL. QB won OROTY, and my star DEV DT, who became SS dev in-season, had 6 sacks and 14 TFLs, but sadly got pushed back down to normal dev (but now at 76 overall). QB went up to star dev and now sits at 79 overall.
Declined Breece's, Garrett Wilson's, and Jermaine Johnson II's options, and accepted Sauce's.
In FA, made another big signing, getting Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah. Also, signed OBJ (77 overall) and Cam Akers (77).
Had the #3 pick in the draft, and traded all the way down to #29, since it was a deep draft. Traded #3 overall for #29, #61, and their next year's 1st. With my first 4 picks (1st rounder from SF, 2nd from SF, my own 2nd, and 2nd from trading Huff), I got a 75 overall CB with 95 speed, a 76 overall star dev WR with 97(!) speed, a 74 overall star dev LT, and a 75 overall TE with 86 speed. Also, in the 6th, I got a 74 overall CB, but he has 77 injury, fml.
So, going into year 3, hoping to make a big splash. Have a good young QB, Breece, a deep WR core (91,77,77,76,75,73), deep TE depth (76/75/75/70), a growing OL, a good DL, good LBs, great CBs, and good safeties. Also got Ryan Stonehouse and Fairbairn, lol.
Probably going to trade Breece early in the season. Elite HBs just aren't worth the price. Have $104mm to re-sign Garrett Wilson, AVT, Connor Williams, JJII, Will McDonald IV (meh), Mosley (~$5.5mm/year), and Quincy Williams. Then gotta save the next year to tag or sign Quinnen Williams.
Any tips for managing cap? $104mm seems like a lot, but I have a lot of key players to sign. Quinnen is an XF, and will need to sign him the next year, and I need to save money to probably sign a good RT so I can move AVT back to guard.
Depth Chart, Year 3:
QB: 79 overall QB (83 speed, 22 yo), Cousins, Winston
HB: Breece, Akers, Antonio Gibson, Ik
FB: 75 overall utility guy
WR: Wilson, Lazard, OBJ, 97-speed rookie (76), Quez Watkins
TE: 86-speed rookie (75), Conklin, Will Dissly, 70 overall guy
LT: Rookie star dev (74), Jonah Williams (75)
LG: Tippmann (74), Cody Whitehair (74)
C: Williams (83)
RG: Star dev 22 yo (75), Max Mitchell (70)
RT: AVT
Defense:
LE: Franklin-Myers, McDonald IV
RE: JJII, Michael Clemons
DT: Quinnen WIlliams, 76 overall 22 yo, 70 overall guy, rookie with good athleticism
LOLB: Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, Mack Wilson
MLB: Mosley, Deion Jones
ROLB: Quincy Williams, Ronnie Harrison, Sr.
CB: Sauce, DJ Reed (85), Michael Carter (83, now star dev), 75 overall rookie, 74 overall rookie, Byron Jones (74)
FS: CJ Gardner-Johnson, Micah Hyde (77)
SS: Jordan Poyer (77), Chuck Clark (76), Tony Adams (73)
ST:
P: Ryan Stonehouse
K: Fairbairn
2024.01.16 17:27 Nashville-Titans [OC] The Wins and Losses of Every Titans Trade (Is the Treylon Burks trade the WORST ever?!)
Happy Offseason to all Titans fans!
I wanted to go through and see how bad of a trade the Treylon trade has been compared to every other trade we have made since moving to the Volunteer State in 1997. As of this post, the Titans have made 69 trades. We will be using PFR Approximate Value to sort through these to find the worst of the worst to some absolute fleece jobs we conducted.
To find the AV Gain we will only be looking at what the player brought in to the team by their AV for the respective time here and not count any AV gained with any other team they played for after us. (i.e., if Tannehill plays for another team after us, that new AV he receives won't be counted) To find the AV lost, we will only count the AV the players traded away for have accumulated with their playing time outside the Titans franchise. This will help show what kind of value we have lost by having these players not play for our team.
So to answer the question asked in the title..... the Treylon trade is NOT our WORST trade in franchise history!!! yet
Below is the chart of all trades listed from worst to best. All trades in BOLD are all still playing out. All trades that are not in bold are trades that have all been finalized and played out.
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I wanted to go through and see how bad of a trade the Treylon trade has been compared to every other trade we have made since moving to the Volunteer State in 1997. As of this post, the Titans have made 69 trades. We will be using PFR Approximate Value to sort through these to find the worst of the worst to some absolute fleece jobs we conducted.
To find the AV Gain we will only be looking at what the player brought in to the team by their AV for the respective time here and not count any AV gained with any other team they played for after us. (i.e., if Tannehill plays for another team after us, that new AV he receives won't be counted) To find the AV lost, we will only count the AV the players traded away for have accumulated with their playing time outside the Titans franchise. This will help show what kind of value we have lost by having these players not play for our team.
So to answer the question asked in the title..... the Treylon trade is NOT our WORST trade in franchise history!!! yet
Below is the chart of all trades listed from worst to best. All trades in BOLD are all still playing out. All trades that are not in bold are trades that have all been finalized and played out.
| Trade | AV Gain | AV Lost | AV Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr. 19, 1997: Traded 1997 1st RP (13th ovr., Tony Gonzalez) and 1997 4th RP (110th ovr., Pat Barnes) to Chiefs for 1997 1st RP (18th ovr., Kenny Holmes), 1997 3rd RP (81st ovr., Scott Sanderson), 1997 4th RP (116th ovr. subsequently traded , Keith Poole) and 1997 6th RP (181st ovr., Dennis Stallings) | 31 | 147 | -116 |
| Apr. 27, 2003: Traded 2003 5th RP (164th ovr., Dan Koppen), 2003 6th RP (201st ovr., Kliff Kingsbury) and 2003 7th RP (243rd ovr., Ethan Kelley) to Patriots for 2003 5th RP (154th ovr., Donnie Nickey) and 2003 7th RP (225th ovr., Todd Williams) | 9 | 93 | -84 |
| Apr. 4, 2001: Traded 2001 1st RP (29th ovr., Ryan Pickett) to Rams for Kevin Carter | 32 | 81 | -49 |
| Apr. 15, 2000: Traded 2000 2nd RP (61st ovr., Bobbie Williams) to Eagles for 2000 3rd RP (68th ovr., Erron Kinney) and 2000 5th RP (135th ovr., Aric Morris) | 22 | 68 | -46 |
| May 1, 2015: Traded 2015 2nd RP (33rd ovr., Landon Collins) to Giants for 2015 2nd RP (40th ovr., Dorial Green-Beckham), 2015 4th RP (108th ovr., Jalston Fowler) and 2015 7th RP (245th ovr., Tre McBride) | 4 | 47 | -43 |
| Apr. 17, 1999: Traded 1999 2nd RP (46th ovr., Kevin Faulk) to Patriots for 1999 2nd RP (52nd ovr., John Thornton) and 1999 4th RP (117th ovr., Donald Mitchell) | 29 | 70 | -41 |
| Apr. 27, 2008: Traded Adam Jones to Cowboys for 2008 4th RP (126th ovr., Lavelle Hawkins) | 7 | 47 | -40 |
| Sept. 4, 2015: Traded Andy Levitre to Falcons for 2016 6th RP (193rd ovr., Sebastian Tretola) | 0 | 26 | -26 |
| Apr. 28, 2022: Traded A.J. Brown to Eagles for 2022 1st RP (18th ovr., Treylon Burks) and 2022 3rd RP (101st ovr. subsequently traded , Jeremy Ruckert) | 6 | 31 | -25 |
| Apr. 26, 2009: Traded 2010 2nd RP (47th ovr. subsequently traded , Daryl Washington) to Patriots for 2009 3rd RP (89th ovr., Jared Cook) | 15 | 36 | -21 |
| May 1, 2021: Traded 2021 4th RP (126th ovr., Chuba Hubbard), 2021 5th RP (166th ovr., Keith Taylor) and 2021 7th RP (232nd ovr., Phil Hoskins) to Panthers for 2021 4th RP (109th ovr., Dez Fitzpatrick) | 0 | 20 | -20 |
| May 9, 2014: Traded 2014 2nd RP (42nd ovr., Jordan Matthews) to Eagles for 2014 2nd RP (54th ovr., Bishop Sankey) and 2014 4th RP (122nd ovr., Marqueston Huff) | 9 | 25 | -16 |
| Apr. 28, 2017: Traded 2017 3rd RP (83rd ovr., Derek Rivers) and 2017 4th RP (124th ovr. subsequently traded , Jalen Reeves-Maybin) to Patriots for 2017 3rd RP (72nd ovr., Taywan Taylor) and 2017 6th RP (200th ovr. subsequently traded , Adam Bisnowaty) | 6 | 22 | -16 |
| Apr. 29, 2022: Traded 2022 3rd RP (90th ovr., Dylan Parham) and 2022 5th RP (169th ovr. subsequently traded , Ty Chandler) to Raiders for 2022 3rd RP (86th ovr., Malik Willis) | 1 | 14 | -13 |
| Apr. 26, 2013: Traded 2013 2nd RP (40th ovr., Tank Carradine), 2013 7th RP (216th ovr. subsequently traded , Charles Johnson) and 2014 3rd RP (77th ovr., Chris Borland) to 49ers for 2013 2nd RP (34th ovr., Justin Hunter) | 8 | 20 | -12 |
| June 9, 2006: Traded Steve McNair to Ravens for 2007 4th RP (128th ovr., Chris Davis) | 0 | 11 | -11 |
| Apr. 28, 2012: Traded 2012 5th RP (155th ovr., Josh Kaddu) and 2012 7th RP (227th ovr., Rishard Matthews) to Dolphins for 2012 5th RP (145th ovr., Taylor Thompson) | 0 | 9 | -9 |
| Sept. 11, 2007: Traded 2007 5th RP (161st ovr., Will Herring) to Seahawks for Bryce Fisher | 1 | 10 | -9 |
| Sept. 1, 1998: Traded Lemanski Hall to Bears for 2000 7th RP (213th ovr., Mike Green) | 2 | 10 | -8 |
| Mar. 8, 2004: Traded Justin McCareins to Jets for 2004 2nd RP (42nd ovr., Travis LaBoy) | 12 | 19 | -7 |
| Apr. 26, 2018: Traded 2018 1st RP (25th ovr., Hayden Hurst) and 2018 4th RP (125th ovr. subsequently traded , Avonte Maddox) to Ravens for 2018 1st RP (22nd ovr., Rashaan Evans) and 2018 6th RP (215th ovr. subsequently traded , Bradley Bozeman) | 27 | 34 | -7 |
| Oct. 14, 2020: Traded Kamalei Correa and 2021 7th RP (249th ovr. subsequently traded , Ben Skowronek) to Jaguars for 2021 6th RP (185th ovr. subsequently traded , Nick Niemann) | 0 | 6 | -6 |
| Apr. 18, 1997: Traded 1997 4th RP (116th ovr., Keith Poole) and 1997 6th RP (165th ovr., Nick Savoie) to Saints for 1997 4th RP (107th ovr., Pratt Lyons) | 8 | 14 | -6 |
| Apr. 24, 2010: Traded Kevin Vickerson, LenDale White, 2010 4th RP (111th ovr., Walter Thurmond) and 2010 6th RP (185th ovr., Anthony McCoy) to Seahawks for 2010 4th RP (104th ovr., Alterraun Verner) and 2010 6th RP (176th ovr., Rusty Smith) | 28 | 34 | -6 |
| Apr. 20, 2002: Traded 2002 1st RP (14th ovr., Jeremy Shockey) to Giants for 2002 1st RP (15th ovr., Albert Haynesworth) and 2002 4th RP (110th ovr., Mike Echols) | 54 | 59 | -5 |
| Mar. 18, 2020: Traded Jurrell Casey to Broncos for 2020 7th RP (237th ovr. subsequently traded , Thakarius Keyes) | 0 | 4 | -4 |
| Apr. 30, 2006: Traded 2006 7th RP (238th ovr., T.J. Rushing) to Colts for 2007 6th RP (206th ovr., Ryan Smith) | 0 | 3 | -3 |
| Aug. 28, 2018: Traded 2019 6th RP (191st ovr. subsequently traded , Marcus Epps) to Ravens for Kamalei Correa | 7 | 10 | -3 |
| Mar. 17, 2021: Traded Isaiah Wilson and 2022 7th RP (247th ovr., Skylar Thompson) to Dolphins for 2021 7th RP (232nd ovr. subsequently traded , Phil Hoskins) | 0 | 2 | -2 |
| Mar. 18, 2005: Traded Carlos Hall to Vikings for 2005 7th RP (230th ovr. subsequently traded , Matt Cassel) | 0 | 2 | -2 |
| Nov. 2, 2020: Traded 2021 6th RP (185th ovr., Nick Niemann) to Chargers for Desmond King | 2 | 4 | -2 |
| Oct. 23, 2023: Traded Kevin Byard to Eagles for Terrell Edmunds, a 2024 5th RP and a 2024 6th RP | 1 | 3 | -2 |
| Apr. 28, 2018: Traded 2018 5th RP (162nd ovr., Jordan Lasley) and 2018 6th RP (215th ovr., Bradley Bozeman) to Ravens for 2018 5th RP (152nd ovr., Dane Cruikshank) | 4 | 5 | -1 |
| Apr. 29, 2017: Traded 2017 6th RP (200th ovr., Adam Bisnowaty) to Giants for 2017 6th RP (207th ovr. subsequently traded , Brandon Wilson) and 2017 7th RP (241st ovr., Khalfani Muhammad) | 0 | 1 | -1 |
| Apr. 25, 2020: Traded 2020 7th RP (237th ovr., Thakarius Keyes) to Chiefs for 2021 6th RP (215th ovr., Brady Breeze) | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Aug. 17, 2022: Traded a conditional 2024 pick (7th round) to Raiders for Tyree Gillespie | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Aug. 24, 2022: Traded a 2024 6th RP to Eagles for Ugo Amadi and a 2024 7th RP | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Aug. 31, 2019: Traded Taywan Taylor to Browns for 2020 7th RP (224th ovr., Cole McDonald) | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Sept. 2, 2001: Traded Perry Phenix to Panthers for 2002 7th RP (not exercised) | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Sept. 3, 2005: Traded Rocky Calmus to Colts for an undisclosed 2005 draft pick | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Sept. 3, 2011: Traded a conditional 2012 pick (not conveyed) to Packers for Quinn Johnson | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Apr. 28, 2012: Traded 2013 6th RP (176th ovr. subsequently traded , David Quessenberry) to Vikings for 2012 5th RP (163rd ovr. subsequently traded , Terrell Manning), 2012 7th RP (211th ovr., Scott Solomon) and 2012 7th RP (224th ovr. subsequently traded , Alfonzo Dennard) | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| May 10, 2014: Traded 2014 6th RP (186th ovr., Lache Seastrunk) and 2014 7th RP (228th ovr., Zach Hocker) to Redskins for 2014 6th RP (178th ovr., Zach Mettenberger) | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Aug. 29, 2019: Traded 2020 6th RP (208th ovr., Jake Hanson) to Packers for Reggie Gilbert | 3 | 2 | 1 |
| Feb. 24, 1997: Traded Chris Chandler to Falcons for 1997 4th RP (98th ovr., Derrick Mason) and 1997 6th RP (165th ovr. subsequently traded , Nick Savoie) | 62 | 60 | 2 |
| Apr. 27, 2019: Traded 2019 4th RP (121st ovr., Trevon Wesco) and 2019 5th RP (157th ovr., Blake Cashman) to Jets for 2019 4th RP (116th ovr., Amani Hooker) and 2019 5th RP (168th ovr., D'Andre Walker) | 16 | 13 | 3 |
| Apr. 29, 2017: Traded 2017 6th RP (207th ovr., Brandon Wilson) to Bengals for 2017 6th RP (217th ovr., Corey Levin) and 2017 7th RP (227th ovr., Josh Carraway) | 9 | 6 | 3 |
| Mar. 19, 2022: Traded 2023 6th RP (189th ovr., Ochaun Mathis) to Rams for Robert Woods | 4 | 1 | 3 |
| June 9, 2021: Traded 2022 2nd RP (58th ovr., Troy Andersen) and 2023 4th RP (110th ovr. subsequently traded , Adetomiwa Adebawore) to Falcons for Julio Jones and 2023 6th RP (186th ovr., Jaelyn Duncan) | 8 | 5 | 3 |
| July 19, 2005: Traded 2006 3rd RP (70th ovr., Ashton Youboty) to Bills for Travis Henry | 12 | 9 | 3 |
| Apr. 27, 2008: Traded 2008 4th RP (124th ovr., Justin Tryon) and 2008 5th RP (157th ovr. subsequently traded , Roy Schuening) to Redskins for 2008 4th RP (103rd ovr., William Hayes) | 10 | 6 | 4 |
| Apr. 14, 2016: Traded 2016 1st RP (1st ovr., Jared Goff), 2016 4th RP (113th ovr. subsequently traded , Nick Kwiatkoski) and 2016 6th RP (177th ovr., Temarrick Hemingway) to Rams for 2016 1st RP (15th ovr. subsequently traded , Corey Coleman), 2016 2nd RP (43rd ovr., Austin Johnson), 2016 2nd RP (45th ovr., Derrick Henry), 2016 3rd RP (76th ovr. subsequently traded , Shon Coleman), 2017 1st RP (5th ovr., Corey Davis) and 2017 3rd RP (100th ovr., Jonnu Smith) | 121 | 117 | 4 |
| Aug. 29, 2022: Traded a 2024 5th RP to Panthers for Dennis Daley and a 2024 7th RP | 5 | 0 | 5 |
| Aug. 29, 2023: Traded a 2025 7th RP to Patriots for Nick Folk | 5 | 0 | 5 |
| Apr. 30, 2016: Traded 2016 6th RP (176th ovr., Andy Janovich) and 2017 6th RP (203rd ovr., De'Angelo Henderson) to Broncos for 2016 5th RP (157th ovr., LeShaun Sims) and 2016 7th RP (253rd ovr., Kalan Reed) | 8 | 2 | 6 |
| Sept. 19, 2006: Traded Billy Volek to Chargers for 2007 6th RP (204th ovr., Jacob Ford) | 7 | 1 | 6 |
| Apr. 27, 2018: Traded 2018 2nd RP (57th ovr., P.J. Hall) and 2018 3rd RP (89th ovr. subsequently traded , Joseph Noteboom) to Raiders for 2018 2nd RP (41st ovr., Harold Landry) | 36 | 29 | 7 |
| Apr. 28, 2022: Traded 2022 1st RP (26th ovr., Jermaine Johnson) and 2022 3rd RP (101st ovr., Jeremy Ruckert) to Jets for 2022 2nd RP (35th ovr., Roger McCreary), 2022 3rd RP (69th ovr., Nicholas Petit-Frere) and 2022 5th RP (163rd ovr., Kyle Philips) | 20 | 12 | 8 |
| Apr. 30, 2021: Traded 2021 3rd RP (85th ovr., Amari Rodgers) to Packers for 2021 3rd RP (92nd ovr., Monty Rice) and 2021 4th RP (135th ovr., Rashad Weaver) | 10 | 2 | 8 |
| Apr. 28, 2023: Traded 2023 2nd RP (41st ovr., BJ Ojulari), 2023 3rd RP (72nd ovr., Garrett Williams) and a 2024 3rd RP to Cardinals for 2023 2nd RP (33rd ovr., Will Levis) and 2023 3rd RP (81st ovr., Tyjae Spears) | 12 | 3 | 9 |
| Sept. 2, 2001: Traded Rod Walker to Packers for 2002 7th RP (240th ovr., Carlos Hall) | 16 | 5 | 11 |
| Apr. 28, 2016: Traded 2016 1st RP (15th ovr., Corey Coleman), 2016 3rd RP (76th ovr., Shon Coleman) and 2017 2nd RP (52nd ovr., DeShone Kizer) to Browns for 2016 1st RP (8th ovr., Jack Conklin) and 2016 6th RP (176th ovr. subsequently traded , Andy Janovich) | 34 | 18 | 16 |
| Apr. 29, 2006: Traded 2006 2nd RP (39th ovr., Winston Justice) to Eagles for 2006 2nd RP (45th ovr., LenDale White) and 2006 4th RP (116th ovr., Stephen Tulloch) | 40 | 22 | 18 |
| Aug. 16, 2016: Traded Dorial Green-Beckham to Eagles for Dennis Kelly | 22 | 3 | 19 |
| Mar. 9, 2016: Traded 2016 4th RP (100th ovr. subsequently traded , Connor Cook) to Eagles for DeMarco Murray and 2016 4th RP (113th ovr. subsequently traded , Nick Kwiatkoski) | 19 | 0 | 19 |
| Apr. 29, 2017: Traded 2017 5th RP (164th ovr. subsequently traded , Isaac Asiata) and 2017 6th RP (214th ovr., Elijah Qualls) to Eagles for 2017 5th RP (155th ovr., Jayon Brown) | 25 | 1 | 24 |
| Apr. 24, 2004: Traded 2004 1st RP (27th ovr., Jason Babin) and 2004 5th RP (159th ovr. subsequently traded , Sean Bubin) to Texans for 2004 2nd RP (40th ovr., Ben Troupe), 2004 3rd RP (71st ovr., Randy Starks), 2004 4th RP (103rd ovr., Bo Schobel) and 2004 5th RP (138th ovr., Jacob Bell) | 48 | 15 | 33 |
| Mar. 18, 2019: Traded 2019 7th RP (233rd ovr., Chandler Cox) and 2020 4th RP (135th ovr. subsequently traded , Kevin Dotson) to Dolphins for Ryan Tannehill and 2019 6th RP (188th ovr., David Long) | 68 | 18 | 50 |
| Apr. 23, 2005: Traded 2005 2nd RP (37th ovr., Shaun Cody) to Lions for 2005 2nd RP (41st ovr., Michael Roos) and 2005 4th RP (113th ovr., David Stewart) | 134 | 31 | 103 |
2024.01.13 04:36 HomelanderIsMyDad 2024 Mock Free Agency
So I've been wondering if the Jets will be financially able to bring in good players this offseason with the limited cap space they start out with. So I went on overthecap.com to attempt to do it myself, keeping it as fair and realistic as I possibly could. Using signing bonuses and void years, I was able to fit some good players in for some pretty low cap hits.
Starting cap space: $19.8 million (after releasing some bottom of the roster guys who won't be on the 53 come September)
Major Cuts:
G Laken Tomlinson ($8 million savings)- Tough one to swallow with $10 mil in dead money, but at this point its addition by subtraction. Tomlinson is one of the worst free agency busts by the jets ever, legitimately a bottom 5 starting guard.
TE CJ Uzomah ($5.3 million savings)- Can't block, can't catch. only good for bringing teammates to Broadway shows in the offseason. Another JD disaster signing.
QB Zach Wilson ($5.4 million savings)- This one's actually a trade but I was too lazy to make another category. Not much to say here, we all know this is happening. I predict we get a 5th rounder for him.
Restructures:
LB CJ Mosley ($10.5 million savings)- Saleh loves him, so he will try to keep him around as long as possible. He has a $21 million cap hit and that needs to be lowered so a restructure makes the most sense here (though I wouldn't be opposed to a cap hit lowering extension as well)
DT Quinnen Williams ($11.5 million savings)- We get a lot of cap space from this move and its not like Q is going anywhere anytime soon so this makes perfect sense.
LB Quincy Williams ($3.7 million savings)- Ditto for his brother. Not a lot of savings here but we need all the help we can get.
Cap Hit-Lowering Extensions:
DL John-Franklin Myers ($7.5 million savings)- JFM gets a 2 year, $36 million extension with a $15 million signing bonus. Very underrated member of the D line, fans don't realize how valuable he is in the run and pass game, though the stats may not show it. This extension lowers JFM's cap hit from $16.3 million to $8.8 million.
CB DJ Reed ($6.4 million savings)- Reed gets 3 years, $54 million with a $22 million signing bonus. One of the better corners in football, would like to keep him around at least until Sauce's deal is up. The extension lowers his cap hit from $16 million to $9.6 million.
TE Tyler Conklin ($3.5 million savings)- Conk gets 2 years, $20 million with an $8 million signing bonus. He's been a solid tight end, think he can really be unleashed with Rodgers. This lowers his cap hit from $9 million to $5.5 million.
Re-Signings (Currently have $65.6 million in cap space)
DE Bryce Huff ($8 million 2024 cap hit)- Huff gets 3 years, $54 million with a $30 million signing bonus. Had to do it, he's one of the best at getting to the QB in the league and if we give him more playing time and start playing with more leads he can really be the best sack artist in the NFL. He's not great against the run but neither was Dwight Freeney, reward your homegrown guys.
S Ashtyn Davis ($2.8 million 2024 cap hit)- Davis gets 2 years, $9 million with a $5 million signing bonus. He's been a nice surprise, much improved on defense and getting All Pro votes for special teams. Can keep him around as a nickel LB/box safety hybrid.
S Chuck Clark ($3 million 2024 cap hit)- Clark gets 1 year, $4 million with a $2 million signing bonus. The only good move of last offseason (besides Rodgers), Clark is criminally underrated and should be the starter for 2024. His tackling and coverage ability is leaps and bounds better than Whitehead, and he's a great communicator and leader.
ST Justin Hardee ($1.75 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $6 million with a $3 million signing bonus. One of the better special teamers in the NFL, our coverage unit definitely fell off with his injury.
DT Quinton Jefferson ($1.5 million 2024 cap hit)- 1 year, $5 million with a $2.5 million signing bonus. Good find last year, had a career year here, should be brought back to play next to Q.
DT Solomon Thomas ($2.5 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $7 million, $2 million signing bonus. Solid DL depth, had a good year this season.
K Greg Zurlein ($2.6 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $8.5 million, $4.5 million signing bonus. Don't let this be Jason Myers 2.0
P Thomas Morstead ($2.1 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $6 million, $2 million signing bonus. Same logic as Zurlein.
C Connor McGovern ($1.5 million 2024 cap hit)- 1 year, $1.5 million. Solid depth and signed for really cheap last year. Didn't have a great year and had a season ending injury so should be able to get him cheap again.
FB Nick Bawden ($1.1 million 2024 cap hit)- 1 year, $1.1 million. OK fullback, least the Jets can do is bring him back after Rodgers cruelly robbed him of his roster spot (sarcasm).
Free Agency Signings ($41.3 million in cap space going into free agency):
LT Tyron Smith ($10 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $33 million, $20 million signing bonus. Fills the gaping hole at LT. A bit injury prone but not to the level of Duane Brown or Bakhtiari. Still a really good player.
G Kevin Zeitler ($4 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $16 million, $10 million signing bonus. Really underrated veteran, he's been underrated his whole career. Huge upgrade from Tomlinson.
WR Calvin Ridley ($9 million 2024 cap hit)- 3 years, $51 million, $30 million signing bonus. I know everyone wants the big fish at receiver. But Davante loves Pierce and it looks like he's staying in Vegas, Mike Evans is gonna be a Buc for life, and Higgins/Pittman are likely getting tagged. Ridley is still a really good player, one of the best route runners in the league. Pretty good #2 receiver.
WR Tyler Boyd ($7.3 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $20 million, $10 million signing bonus. One of the better slot receivers in the league, pushes that bum Lazard further down the depth chart. Personally I'd rather have Ridley+Boyd over trading draft capital for Adams and his huge contract.
QB Ryan Tannehill ($4 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $12 million, $6 million signing bonus. The backup QB we desperately need. Veteran, lot of playoff experience, and actually playable unlike the losers we trotted out there this season.
OL James Hurst ($3 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $9 million, $4 million signing bonus. Tackle and guard versatility, been a solid backup for the Saints for years. After all the injuries we've had, OL depth is a necessity.
TE Robert Tonyan ($2 million 2024 cap hit)- 1 year, $2 million. Solid TE3, history with Rodgers.
So post free agency, we are left with $16.4 million in cap space. We would have 6 picks in the draft, and according to OTC, the draft class would cost about $9.4 million, leaving us with a final cap space of $7 million. 2025 cap space projects to be $16 million ($23 million after the rollover from 2024). As far as the roster goes, the only real hole is RT, which we can address at 10 (hopefully with Fuaga). I think this roster puts us in a good spot to make an all in run for 2024 and 2025. After that, we're probably screwed, but hey, cross that bridge when we come to it.
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Starting cap space: $19.8 million (after releasing some bottom of the roster guys who won't be on the 53 come September)
Major Cuts:
G Laken Tomlinson ($8 million savings)- Tough one to swallow with $10 mil in dead money, but at this point its addition by subtraction. Tomlinson is one of the worst free agency busts by the jets ever, legitimately a bottom 5 starting guard.
TE CJ Uzomah ($5.3 million savings)- Can't block, can't catch. only good for bringing teammates to Broadway shows in the offseason. Another JD disaster signing.
QB Zach Wilson ($5.4 million savings)- This one's actually a trade but I was too lazy to make another category. Not much to say here, we all know this is happening. I predict we get a 5th rounder for him.
Restructures:
LB CJ Mosley ($10.5 million savings)- Saleh loves him, so he will try to keep him around as long as possible. He has a $21 million cap hit and that needs to be lowered so a restructure makes the most sense here (though I wouldn't be opposed to a cap hit lowering extension as well)
DT Quinnen Williams ($11.5 million savings)- We get a lot of cap space from this move and its not like Q is going anywhere anytime soon so this makes perfect sense.
LB Quincy Williams ($3.7 million savings)- Ditto for his brother. Not a lot of savings here but we need all the help we can get.
Cap Hit-Lowering Extensions:
DL John-Franklin Myers ($7.5 million savings)- JFM gets a 2 year, $36 million extension with a $15 million signing bonus. Very underrated member of the D line, fans don't realize how valuable he is in the run and pass game, though the stats may not show it. This extension lowers JFM's cap hit from $16.3 million to $8.8 million.
CB DJ Reed ($6.4 million savings)- Reed gets 3 years, $54 million with a $22 million signing bonus. One of the better corners in football, would like to keep him around at least until Sauce's deal is up. The extension lowers his cap hit from $16 million to $9.6 million.
TE Tyler Conklin ($3.5 million savings)- Conk gets 2 years, $20 million with an $8 million signing bonus. He's been a solid tight end, think he can really be unleashed with Rodgers. This lowers his cap hit from $9 million to $5.5 million.
Re-Signings (Currently have $65.6 million in cap space)
DE Bryce Huff ($8 million 2024 cap hit)- Huff gets 3 years, $54 million with a $30 million signing bonus. Had to do it, he's one of the best at getting to the QB in the league and if we give him more playing time and start playing with more leads he can really be the best sack artist in the NFL. He's not great against the run but neither was Dwight Freeney, reward your homegrown guys.
S Ashtyn Davis ($2.8 million 2024 cap hit)- Davis gets 2 years, $9 million with a $5 million signing bonus. He's been a nice surprise, much improved on defense and getting All Pro votes for special teams. Can keep him around as a nickel LB/box safety hybrid.
S Chuck Clark ($3 million 2024 cap hit)- Clark gets 1 year, $4 million with a $2 million signing bonus. The only good move of last offseason (besides Rodgers), Clark is criminally underrated and should be the starter for 2024. His tackling and coverage ability is leaps and bounds better than Whitehead, and he's a great communicator and leader.
ST Justin Hardee ($1.75 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $6 million with a $3 million signing bonus. One of the better special teamers in the NFL, our coverage unit definitely fell off with his injury.
DT Quinton Jefferson ($1.5 million 2024 cap hit)- 1 year, $5 million with a $2.5 million signing bonus. Good find last year, had a career year here, should be brought back to play next to Q.
DT Solomon Thomas ($2.5 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $7 million, $2 million signing bonus. Solid DL depth, had a good year this season.
K Greg Zurlein ($2.6 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $8.5 million, $4.5 million signing bonus. Don't let this be Jason Myers 2.0
P Thomas Morstead ($2.1 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $6 million, $2 million signing bonus. Same logic as Zurlein.
C Connor McGovern ($1.5 million 2024 cap hit)- 1 year, $1.5 million. Solid depth and signed for really cheap last year. Didn't have a great year and had a season ending injury so should be able to get him cheap again.
FB Nick Bawden ($1.1 million 2024 cap hit)- 1 year, $1.1 million. OK fullback, least the Jets can do is bring him back after Rodgers cruelly robbed him of his roster spot (sarcasm).
Free Agency Signings ($41.3 million in cap space going into free agency):
LT Tyron Smith ($10 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $33 million, $20 million signing bonus. Fills the gaping hole at LT. A bit injury prone but not to the level of Duane Brown or Bakhtiari. Still a really good player.
G Kevin Zeitler ($4 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $16 million, $10 million signing bonus. Really underrated veteran, he's been underrated his whole career. Huge upgrade from Tomlinson.
WR Calvin Ridley ($9 million 2024 cap hit)- 3 years, $51 million, $30 million signing bonus. I know everyone wants the big fish at receiver. But Davante loves Pierce and it looks like he's staying in Vegas, Mike Evans is gonna be a Buc for life, and Higgins/Pittman are likely getting tagged. Ridley is still a really good player, one of the best route runners in the league. Pretty good #2 receiver.
WR Tyler Boyd ($7.3 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $20 million, $10 million signing bonus. One of the better slot receivers in the league, pushes that bum Lazard further down the depth chart. Personally I'd rather have Ridley+Boyd over trading draft capital for Adams and his huge contract.
QB Ryan Tannehill ($4 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $12 million, $6 million signing bonus. The backup QB we desperately need. Veteran, lot of playoff experience, and actually playable unlike the losers we trotted out there this season.
OL James Hurst ($3 million 2024 cap hit)- 2 years, $9 million, $4 million signing bonus. Tackle and guard versatility, been a solid backup for the Saints for years. After all the injuries we've had, OL depth is a necessity.
TE Robert Tonyan ($2 million 2024 cap hit)- 1 year, $2 million. Solid TE3, history with Rodgers.
So post free agency, we are left with $16.4 million in cap space. We would have 6 picks in the draft, and according to OTC, the draft class would cost about $9.4 million, leaving us with a final cap space of $7 million. 2025 cap space projects to be $16 million ($23 million after the rollover from 2024). As far as the roster goes, the only real hole is RT, which we can address at 10 (hopefully with Fuaga). I think this roster puts us in a good spot to make an all in run for 2024 and 2025. After that, we're probably screwed, but hey, cross that bridge when we come to it.
2024.01.03 23:07 thephin74461 My ranking of every new era player
Just my opinion and I encourage anyone to tell me what you disagree with and we can discuss
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- Dee
- Yam yam
- Jesse
- Carson
- Erika
- Maryanne
- Cody
- Austin
- Omar
- Carolyn
- Karla
- Ricard
- Lindsay 42
- Cassidy
- Drew
- Julie
- Deshawn
- Mike
- Gabler
- Jonathan
- Danny 41
- Shan
- Emily
- Drea
- Sami
- Heidi
- Lauren
- Katurah
- Danny 44
- Kellie
- Franny
- Heather
- Hai
- Xander
- Evvie
- Owen
- Kaleb
- Jake
- Romeo
- Liana
- Brandon 44
- Noelle
- Tori
- Matt
- Tiffany
- James
- Kendra
- Kane
- Dwight
- Jeanine
- Jamie
- Matthew
- Jenny
- Elie
- Lydia
- Sydney
- Chanelle
- Naseer
- Rocksroy
- Ryan
- Bruce
- Brando
- Maddy
- Sarah 44
- Genie
- Josh
- Helen
- J maya
- Voce
- Nneka
- Swati
- Sean
- JD
- Sabiyah
- Strunk
- Brad
- Sifu
- Claire
- Zach
- Justine
- Sara 41
- Moriah
- Marya
- Abraham
- Lindsay 43
- Geo
- Brandon 45
- Hannah
- Jackson
2023.12.30 04:05 Aside_Dish How has your Jets rebuild gone?
Seems like there's quite a few others here who have chosen the Jets to rebuild. I have as well (because, unfortunately, they're my favorite team). So, just wondering what you guys have done to rebuild them.
I'm currently in year 3 of my franchise. I simmed the first year (always do), and got the #2 overall pick. Quinnen Williams was downgraded to a star. I traded down, and grabbed a few extra picks the next year. Drafted a 71 overall CB who is a project. Also, a 74 overall QB with normal development, but pretty balanced overall. Good THP, good accuracies, good play-action, 83 speed, etc. Also drafted a 73 overall star dev WR with 97 speed. Absolute burner. A 72 overall HB with good speed and strength, Lastly, a star dev LG at 72 overall.
Put a ton of work into training camp and weekly strategy, and simmed year 2. Went 11-6, but lost in the Wild Card to BAL. QB won OROTY (became star dev), WR was runner-up, Quinnen Williams got DPOTY (and went back up to superstar), and Sauce had 8 picks and got best DB.
Had the 25th overall pick, and did something I never do: traded the farm to move up to #3 overall. Needed an OT bad, and saw the perfect guy for my scheme, top 5 talent. Ended up being an 81 overall with superstar dev. 6'7" and good all-around stats, too. Dude is gonna be a stud. Also, drafted a 77 overall CB (normal dev, but 23 years old), and a 68 overall star dev WR (but 24 years old, ugh).
Between my drafts and a couple years of strategic FA signings, my roster is currently:
82 overall QB with star dev (22 y.o.)
Breece/77 overall HB
Garrett Wilson/80 overall WR from 1st draft/Lazard/Chark Jr./Rookie star dev WR
Conklin
Rookie franchise LT
Tippman at LG
Connor Williams
AVT
81 overall RT signed in FA
And for defense:
JFM/Will McDonald IV
Johnson II/Clemons
Quinnen/Rankins/couple 74 overalls
74 overall cover guy at LOLB
Mosley/Deion Jones
Quincy
Sauce/DJ Reed/Michael Carter II/77 overall rookie/75 overall 2nd-year
Whitehead/Tony Adams
Terrell Edmunds/Chuck Clark
Fairbairn at K
Ryan Stonehouse at P
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I'm currently in year 3 of my franchise. I simmed the first year (always do), and got the #2 overall pick. Quinnen Williams was downgraded to a star. I traded down, and grabbed a few extra picks the next year. Drafted a 71 overall CB who is a project. Also, a 74 overall QB with normal development, but pretty balanced overall. Good THP, good accuracies, good play-action, 83 speed, etc. Also drafted a 73 overall star dev WR with 97 speed. Absolute burner. A 72 overall HB with good speed and strength, Lastly, a star dev LG at 72 overall.
Put a ton of work into training camp and weekly strategy, and simmed year 2. Went 11-6, but lost in the Wild Card to BAL. QB won OROTY (became star dev), WR was runner-up, Quinnen Williams got DPOTY (and went back up to superstar), and Sauce had 8 picks and got best DB.
Had the 25th overall pick, and did something I never do: traded the farm to move up to #3 overall. Needed an OT bad, and saw the perfect guy for my scheme, top 5 talent. Ended up being an 81 overall with superstar dev. 6'7" and good all-around stats, too. Dude is gonna be a stud. Also, drafted a 77 overall CB (normal dev, but 23 years old), and a 68 overall star dev WR (but 24 years old, ugh).
Between my drafts and a couple years of strategic FA signings, my roster is currently:
82 overall QB with star dev (22 y.o.)
Breece/77 overall HB
Garrett Wilson/80 overall WR from 1st draft/Lazard/Chark Jr./Rookie star dev WR
Conklin
Rookie franchise LT
Tippman at LG
Connor Williams
AVT
81 overall RT signed in FA
And for defense:
JFM/Will McDonald IV
Johnson II/Clemons
Quinnen/Rankins/couple 74 overalls
74 overall cover guy at LOLB
Mosley/Deion Jones
Quincy
Sauce/DJ Reed/Michael Carter II/77 overall rookie/75 overall 2nd-year
Whitehead/Tony Adams
Terrell Edmunds/Chuck Clark
Fairbairn at K
Ryan Stonehouse at P
2023.12.21 10:05 TheBloop1997 Perhaps extremely reactionary ranking of each New Era player by placement
Alright, this is kind of a tradition that there's a post in which people try to rank each New Era player against the other players who got the same placement. For example, who is the best 18th place player out of Abraham (41), Jackson (42), Morriah (43), Bruce (44), and Hannah (45) (although this may be a subpar example as I actually will not count Bruce's 44 run since he was there for a day and had a concussion the entire time). Admittedly, this may be a bit quick on the draw and I apologize in advance if new information comes to light or if personal feelings influence things (ex. while I do think Dee more than deserved the win and played the strongest game in 45, I think part of me was hoping for something else since it seemed so obvious after the Emily boot). I'll try to keep such feelings and/or biases for any of the New Era players out of this but please call me out on any inaccuracies or any places where I may have misrepresented, misunderstood, misremembered, or straight up didn't know what really happened. Also keep in mind that these ranking are based on the games that they played in their season(s), not their overall potential. Anyway, here is my ranking. What do you think? How would you rank them differently, if you do? I apologize ahead of time for the long text, feel free to just look at the rankings if you want lol.
18th: Morriah > Abraham > Jackson > Hannah (Bruce excluded): This is really not a great batch to judge seeing as only two of the five were even voted out. Morriah is the top spot since I feel like she did the least wrong and was mostly booted due to being perceived as a challenge liability (whether or not that is true). Abraham and Jackson are close as they were both pretty dead in the water with their social game combined with an unremarkable physical game, but Jackson is lower if only because he was literally doomed to fail by the fact that he lied about and hid his medical condition from production. Hannah is weird because on the one hand, she literally wasn't going to be the first boot and wasn't going to even catch any votes; however, that being said, quitting is just about the worst thing that you could do, and unlike another player that we'll talk about later her "achievements" aren't very notable as part of the reason she wasn't targeted was because of things outside of her control, aka Emily being rather confrontational early on and Brandon being awful at challenges.
17th. Maddy > Brandon > Justine > Sara > Zach: Maddy was pretty comfortably the winner of this batch since she's the only one here - and the only first boot - to actually be with the majority and get taken out due to an idol play; granted, her move was messy and left her very exposed, but it's a pretty notable feat especially since she was the one controlling the vote rather than someone who just would have survived. Brandon's close behind because he DID survive a vote (a quit technically, although Emily would have gone otherwise) but unfortunately his physical game was so bad that his social game wasn't able to compensate. Justine had half of the tribe on her side and was at least somewhat screwed by Dwight losing his vote, although I do think that she did more bad social play to make herself the target. Between Sara and Zach, it's tricky since I think they are rather similar, but Sara's boot was chaotic enough that I give her a bit more credit (plus Zach's boot was unanimous).
16th. Sabiyah > Nneka > Helen > Voce > Marya: Sabiyah is easily first as she not only was in the initial majority but ran the vote, and got at least a little unlucky that he "idol" worked in a way that she had to sacrifice her vote to keep it alive, something she didn't even learn about until she was in the voting booth. Nneka was also in the majority but was more of the passive third to Jesse and Cody and was taken out when her poor physical performance was too much, in a situation where doing so actually compromised Jesse and Cody's position. Helen comes next since she did have a tight ally in Sarah and could have had something with Carson had it not been for Tika's losing streak, plus one could argue that Bruce being med-evaced put her in a bad spot. Voce more actively put himself in a bad spot with the Abraham vote but was also somewhat screwed by Xander losing his vote; had Xander's idol been normal, then not only might Evvie have more strongly considered working with them (or focused more on taking out Xander), but he also could have convinced Xander to play it on him had the plan gotten out. Marya probably has the least going for her with no real strong alliances except maybe Jackson.
15th. Jenny > Sean > Claire > Lindsay > Brad: Jenny was VERY screwed, simple enough; the rest of this bracket is much tighter. Sean quit which did dock him a LOT of points, but his gameplay otherwise is pretty strong. He survived 3* votes with his name being the only one that didn't come up, and while he almost certainly is next if the swap doesn't occur and Lulu goes back to tribal, he was partially screwed by Sabiyah's idol being so weird. Even then, he does a lot of impressive work ingratiating himself with the Reba women to the point where they decide to keep him over Sifu, after which he could have been primed to go far assuming J. Maya sides with him over Dee and Julie at another tribal. Claire, by contrast, didn't do much of anything; although she was rather screwed by Matt losing his vote, she also has fewer notable achievements and failed to make herself an essential asset to the team. Lindsay and Brad are VERY close, I very nearly had Brad over Lindsay since he survived a tribal at least, but Lindsay wins out for being in the majority for longer and seemingly having a better sense for the game. Idk though, Brad did have a tight number one ally in Genie...I might need to reconsider this.
14th. Brando > Sarah > Swati > JD > Geo: Brando was pretty swap screwed and, while his gameplay after the swap wasn't great, Drew seemed to target him specifically due to archetype reasons and even rejected a normal alliance offering for very little reasoning. His position on his initial tribe was also VERY good, right in the middle as a swing vote alongside Kellie. Sarah survived a vote unlike Brando but also never voted correctly and, even after being blindsided by Carson and Yam Yam, claimed in exit press that she still thought that they might swing back to her side. She is kind of screwed by Josh's idol, but that's in a situation where the swap was the only thing that could have saved her, and instead of building an alliance with Josh she doubled down on OG Tika and was targeted by Carolyn as a result. Swati's game is rather messy and she was less screwed by idols than Sarah, and then JD's game is just an epic disaster lol. Geo somehow tops these with a bottom 3-4 game of the New Era, being on the bottom but believing himself to be the mastermind of it all (we have direct evidence from the show contradicting his later claims that he knew he was on the outs, including his words on the boat to the summit).
13th. Matthew > Ellie > J. Maya > Daniel > Genie: Matthew is truly one of the great "What-Ifs" of New Era Survivor, although Carson's exit press revealing that he didn't trust Matthew and likely would have targeted him had Ratu gone to tribal does lower my opinion of him. Nonetheless, his gameplay was very creative and innovative, finding new ways of utilizing the SitD and using a fake idol to build bonds, to the point where I wonder if he might have been able to help break the Tika 3 had he made the merge. Next comes Ellie who I struggled a bit with placing and debated putting a spot lower, but she did control the Morriah vote and did have the majority in the premerge that would have held had it not been for Gabler's idol, even if her management of the group was messy at best. J. Maya was chronically on the outs but, despite what the edit showed, seemed to know this and tried to work her way out. She somehow convinced Dee and Julie to keep Sean over Sifu over fear of an idol that they apparently KNEW Austin had. J. Maya also has the benefit (and this is why I considered putting her over Ellie) of being the first and only victim of a SitD in a situation where no one voted for her the first time, although the fact that she was second is not great (although Sifu and Bruce being immune is unlucky) and I question how much further she could have gone. Daniel was a messy disaster who was admittedly given a bad hand at the Jenny boot but then made the worst moves possible with said hand. Genie is debateably the worst New Era player period, having almost zero agency (she gave up the Beware Advantage to Shan and Ricard when there was only those three left) and often being out of the loop unless completely necessary.
12th. Dwight > Sydney > Lydia > Josh > Sifu: Dwight showed a lot of promise during his relatively short tenure but never caught votes premerge (and wouldn't have gotten votes had they gone to tribal again) and even had the creativity and game knowledge to come up with a plan (along with Noelle) that would have guarantee that they win out over Jesse and Cody at another vote. Sydney, while screwed by the Hourglass Twist, was nonetheless at the bottom of Luvu to the point where Deshawn and Danny tried to throw a challenge to get her out; likewise, Lydia was a victim of the Hourglass Twist but by all accounts should have been gone at the Jenny boot and was very passive otherwise. The fact that Josh and Sifu are below her is testament to how terrible their games were; Sifu is only below Josh because Sifu didn't survive a single vote without immunity or someone quitting, while at least Josh had Danny (and Heidi) fighting for him at the Claire boot.
11th. Tiffany > Kaleb > Matt > Chanelle > Jeanine: Tiffany ran OG Yase alongside Evvie and Liana while also staying out of the crossfire that Liana was caught in. At the merge, she gets a bit unlucky that the alliance lines fall such that Yase is at the bottom (moreso for reasons involving the other three Yase members) and then is voted out in a failed plan to flush Xander's idol. Kaleb was a dominant force but also struggles with a complete failure to manage his threat level, to the point where half or more of his tribe wanted him gone at every tribal after the Brandon boot in E2. He also by all accounts should have been gone at 13th but gets by a bit further due to pure luck with the SitD and the fact that his group went second at the double tribal. Matt was chronically unlucky but also probably has fewer pros than Kaleb, although I did debate putting Matt higher. Chanelle majorly misplayed the vote risk at the Jenny boot round and never recovered, and then there was Jeanine who never really got her way, including at the Morriah boot where she wanted her to stay.
10th. Kellie > James > Brandon > Naseer > Rocksroy: Kellie and James were tight but I feel like James was more naturally building himself up for an imminent elimination even if the split didn't happen, whereas Kellie partially got unlucky by Bruce losing his vote (which caused Jake to sacrifice his) and even then she had to be taken out in an epic blindside. with two people still voting with her. Brandon, meanwhile, had a very rough first round where he very nearly goes home if not for playing his idol in a situation where Matthew had to tell him to do so, and then after that his gameplay is fine but he's still duped by Carson and Yam Yam into thinking that they are with Ratu. Naseer kind of coasted with Luvu not going to tribal premerge and then having numbers at the merge while seemingly not realizing that he was on the outs, only to be duped at the split tribal into not playing his idol and blindly trusting Shan and Ricard. Then there's Rocksroy, who's...Rocksroy. Very stilted gameplay and likewise coasting with the majority after being dragged along by better players, only to be cut when he was no long deemed useful.
9th. Evvie > Kane > Kendra > Tori > Ryan: This is a surprisingly weird bracket to rank as all five of these have notable weaknesses. Evvie gets rewarded for largely running premerge Yase although I do think that their management of the group (similar to Ellie) doomed it to failure in the postmerge, although I do think that the split might have screwed them. Kane was underedited but the cast clearly views him very highly based on press and he did do a good job of repairing relationships after the mess at the Maddy boot (a situation where he was technically in the majority for voting) and even at the merge formed a nerd alliance that could have held if not for unfortunate circumstances with the Matt boot. Kendra maybe should be higher but she clearly did not have the best grasp on the game and was mainly going off of vibes and who she was friends with, which led her to be blindsided MULTIPLE times, including by the same people more than once. Tori's game is unquestionably messy but she showed at least some game awareness and the ability to be cutthroat, in addition to her being somewhat screwed by the double idol play (before the votes were even cast) at her boot. Then there's Ryan who had many of the same issues as Geo, even throwing the immunity challenge that got his one ally booted.
8th. Shan > Noelle > Frannie > Bruce > Hai: Shan wins this category by a mile for dominating premerge Ua and then having a decently strong early merge, although admittedly she managed her relationships and threat level poorly. Noelle and Frannie are CLOSE, I think what puts Noelle higher is that she survived more rounds without immunity, was good in the long term in the premerge had Vati kept going to tribal, somehow managed to convince both Owen and James to just GIVE her an advantage at the summit, flew under the radar in the early merge without immunity, and then had a large hand in the James blindside; meanwhile, Frannie didn't survive a single postmerge tribal without immunity and has fewer strategic or social feats to her name aside from her close bond with Matt. Bruce's game was VERY messy and I debated putting him last, but I've talked before about how I think that Hai's game in 42 is pretty terrible and he plays almost every round sub-optimally, getting as far as he does mostly due to a combination of sheer luck (especially at the Jenny boot) and being a perfect shield).
7th. Drea > Sami > Emily > Danny > Liana: This is a very hard group to judge, I'll give Drea top spots for running OG Ika and helping to form the majority alliance in the postmerge, although that ended up feeding into the Taku 4's plans which is why I consider dropping her. Sami was perhaps more soundly safe on OG Baka as everyone trusted him even as he undermined the likes of Ellie and Jeanine, to the point where those two would have kept him over Owen, somehow who was very loyal to them. He then successfully integrated himself in the majority, consistently in on the plan, but tried to straddle the middle too long by being cute with the James boot, and quickly fell out of favor with even his "allies" throwing votes on him at the Noelle boot. Emily might have been higher if not for the fact that she was saved at the first vote by a quit, although her later gameplay is truly admirable, especially after the merge. I don't dock her as much as most for voting out Bruce when she did since the majority wanted to keep her the following round, although I think her openly taking credit for the Bruce blindside was a massive mistake. Danny was a wild personality with a lot of good game sense but also one who was driving himself off of a cliff by being obviously shifty and turning on his own Soka allies too early and giving Tikas enough room to flip the votes since the Rebas didn't trust him. Then there's Liana who played pretty well in the premerge as part of the Yase majority (although notably as the third wheel who would have gone home when Xander's idol activated if he played it) but ultimately became a blind follower of Shan; she got unlucky at her boot with Danny and Deshawn being safe, but she was ultimately destined for an imminent boot or being dragged as a likely goat.
6th. Danny > Cody > Omar > Drew > Jaime: The top four here honestly might be interchangeable - Jaime is clearly fifth, not to dunk on her too much - as they all have very high highs but also notable flaws. Danny was solidly in the majority the entire game up until the Shan boot where he admittedly screws up, although even then he's able to weather the backlash far better than Deshawn and likely wins if he makes the end. Cody was originally fourth as I think he struggles a lot with his killer instinct, especially with the fact that he was planning on going to the end with Jesse who is at least his hardest competition, although he did co-dominate a lot of the gameplay in 43 up until his boot and probably has fewer overt flaws compared to the next two. Omar is perhaps the most instrumental in the Taku 4's success but did play rather passively especially in the late game, letting perfect shields who were allied with him in Hai and Drea while keeping along a bevy of individuals who trusted him less and less. Drew likewise seemed to be a dominant force in Rebas success although I think that he makes some clearer mistakes such as his mishandling of his relationship with Brando, failing to keep Austin in check at the Emily boot, and being more openly threatening in the long term (Omar's downfall involved more sleuthing from Jonathan).
5th. Julie > Karla > Ricard > Lindsay > Lauren: Julie and Karla as both were in the majority for much of the game but became targets due to their threat level in the endgame, although I think Karla did more bad gameplay to get there. Specifically, her voting off Geo, conceding to the James boot when she had options to save him, and then falling for the others tricks to turn her against Cassidy aren't great, whereas Julie seemed to have more of a pulse on the game through her connection with Dee. Then there's Ricard who had a bit of a mixed-bag in the premerge and was about middle-of-the-pack in the early merge, although I will give him a lot of credit for organizing the Shan blindside. I do also have to give him credit for being the one that Shan kept over all of the other Uas, despite posing the biggest threat to her. Lindsay debateably should be above Ricard but I think there's less to praise with her as she is largely just another member of the Taku 4 up until F6 where she has no idea that the majority has flipped on her and doesn't play her EXPIRING idol for Omar, losing her closest (only?) ally and making her the consensus next boot. Then there's Lauren, who was the only one here not solidly in the majority for much of the game and even sacrificed her last chance to overthrowing the Tikas by voting out Danny at F7.
4th. Carson > Jesse > Jonathan > Heather > Katurah: Carson and Jesse are VERY close as both dominated their respective seasons with numerous alliances but were ultimately cut down in fire-making for being the biggest threat, the reason that Carson is higher largely centers on the fact that he was at the F4 with two people who wanted to bring him, whereas Jesse was at F4 where no one wanted to bring him. Jonathan is next as I actually give him a fair amount of credit for forming the Taku 4 and the postmerge majority, plus he solidly deserves the most credit for exposing Omar's deceptions and kickstarting his blindside. He does lose points, however, for his poor win equity. Heather is in a similar spot, being in the majority for most of the game but with not a lot of win equity, but gets a bit lower because she seemed less active in the gameplay as she mostly followed Erika. Then there's Katurah in last as she actively worked to boot the allies who could have helped her against the Reba and then, at the perfect opportunity to take out Dee, played scared and ultimately resulted in her own worst nightmare at F4.
3rd. Carolyn > Jake > Xander > Owen > Romeo: Carolyn is the only one here who felt like she could have been a winner, although I understand why Yam Yam got the votes, as she was solidly in the majority and had a lot of good reads and relationships. The next four are all different flavors of players who were consistently on the outs and didn't gain enough traction to warrant votes. Jake gets the highest placement because he tried the most to change said position and had some solid reads but unfortunately had allies who were unwilling to take the same risks that he was. Xander and Owen are close but I give Xander more credit for having more bonds through the game and the notable fake idol play, whereas Owen didn't really have many bonds outside of Cassidy and Noelle and then actively pissed people like James off. Romeo is last because he pretty much gave up after the merge and was consistently out of the loop in situations where he didn't need to be.
2nd. Austin > Mike > Deshawn > Cassidy > Heidi: Austin's the only one here to catch more than one vote and put up a surprisingly good fight at tribal, unfortunately failing to overcome the weakness in his game that was his bond with Dee and kind of blowing it with his decisions during the Emily boot. Mike was affable and had an impressive social game but seemed to struggle a bit strategically and failed to own up to his game at FTC; however, the fact that he's the only other player here to enter FTC with a shot at winning is impressive. Deshawn had perhaps more strategic control in the premerge and early merge but also actively squandered it and pissed people off, entering tribal as a goat despite technically wielding the most power for much of the game. Cassidy is like Deshawn but with less power and control over the game, being near the bottom of the majority and pissing certain jurors off to the point where Gabler got the majority over her, with her failing to even realize that Gabler was a threat. Then there's Heidi who perhaps most actively squandered opportunities to overhaul the game, taking out the likes of Jaime in situations where she had no chance against any of the Tika 3.
1st. Yam Yam > Dee > Erika > Maryanne > Gabler: Yam Yam and Dee are VERY tight, but I give the lead to Yam Yam because I think he overcame more adversity with Tika having a losing streak early on whereas Dee was able to stick with majority Rebas for much of the game. Additionally, whereas Yam Yam becomes actively safer towards the endgame after an unlucky early merge, Dee gets progressively more and more targeted, to the point where she gets VERY lucky at the Julie boot. Keep in mind that she was okay with Julie, Austin, and her voting differently, so had Katurah not flipped her vote (something completely outside of her knowledge or control) Dee goes home on a plurality that she was OK with. Erika's gameplay was likewise strong but I think she gets very lucky with Luvu never going to tribal premerge - even if she herself doesn't go home, I suspect she loses Heather if they go 2+ times - and then being able to sort of coast for a few rounds as the Luvus + the allies that Danny and Deshawn bring in target the Yases. She does effectively run the endgame though, and I think her gameplay prior was more active. Maryanne's gameplay in the premerge was rough and she was the next target to go had Taku lost immunity again, and even after the merge she is largely passive with the other Takus taking the larger leadership role in running the majority while keeping her safe. She was fully prepared to go to the end with Omar and Lindsay prior to the revelation around the Drea boot which is why I considered putting Maryanne below Gabler, but she did have a solid endgame run and a great FTC performance. Gabler is majorly hampered by a very rough premerge in which he is the next boot if not for his idol, more actively pissing off people like Ellie, Jeanine, and even his own ally in Sami. He doesn't really hit his stride until after the Ellie boot when he becomes the Alligabler and forms Ride-or-Die with Jesse and Cody. The reason I nearly put him over Maryanne is because he seemed to more actively realize that he needed to get to the end with Owen and Cassidy, although the fact that his options were so limited is also a bit of a knock.
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18th: Morriah > Abraham > Jackson > Hannah (Bruce excluded): This is really not a great batch to judge seeing as only two of the five were even voted out. Morriah is the top spot since I feel like she did the least wrong and was mostly booted due to being perceived as a challenge liability (whether or not that is true). Abraham and Jackson are close as they were both pretty dead in the water with their social game combined with an unremarkable physical game, but Jackson is lower if only because he was literally doomed to fail by the fact that he lied about and hid his medical condition from production. Hannah is weird because on the one hand, she literally wasn't going to be the first boot and wasn't going to even catch any votes; however, that being said, quitting is just about the worst thing that you could do, and unlike another player that we'll talk about later her "achievements" aren't very notable as part of the reason she wasn't targeted was because of things outside of her control, aka Emily being rather confrontational early on and Brandon being awful at challenges.
17th. Maddy > Brandon > Justine > Sara > Zach: Maddy was pretty comfortably the winner of this batch since she's the only one here - and the only first boot - to actually be with the majority and get taken out due to an idol play; granted, her move was messy and left her very exposed, but it's a pretty notable feat especially since she was the one controlling the vote rather than someone who just would have survived. Brandon's close behind because he DID survive a vote (a quit technically, although Emily would have gone otherwise) but unfortunately his physical game was so bad that his social game wasn't able to compensate. Justine had half of the tribe on her side and was at least somewhat screwed by Dwight losing his vote, although I do think that she did more bad social play to make herself the target. Between Sara and Zach, it's tricky since I think they are rather similar, but Sara's boot was chaotic enough that I give her a bit more credit (plus Zach's boot was unanimous).
16th. Sabiyah > Nneka > Helen > Voce > Marya: Sabiyah is easily first as she not only was in the initial majority but ran the vote, and got at least a little unlucky that he "idol" worked in a way that she had to sacrifice her vote to keep it alive, something she didn't even learn about until she was in the voting booth. Nneka was also in the majority but was more of the passive third to Jesse and Cody and was taken out when her poor physical performance was too much, in a situation where doing so actually compromised Jesse and Cody's position. Helen comes next since she did have a tight ally in Sarah and could have had something with Carson had it not been for Tika's losing streak, plus one could argue that Bruce being med-evaced put her in a bad spot. Voce more actively put himself in a bad spot with the Abraham vote but was also somewhat screwed by Xander losing his vote; had Xander's idol been normal, then not only might Evvie have more strongly considered working with them (or focused more on taking out Xander), but he also could have convinced Xander to play it on him had the plan gotten out. Marya probably has the least going for her with no real strong alliances except maybe Jackson.
15th. Jenny > Sean > Claire > Lindsay > Brad: Jenny was VERY screwed, simple enough; the rest of this bracket is much tighter. Sean quit which did dock him a LOT of points, but his gameplay otherwise is pretty strong. He survived 3* votes with his name being the only one that didn't come up, and while he almost certainly is next if the swap doesn't occur and Lulu goes back to tribal, he was partially screwed by Sabiyah's idol being so weird. Even then, he does a lot of impressive work ingratiating himself with the Reba women to the point where they decide to keep him over Sifu, after which he could have been primed to go far assuming J. Maya sides with him over Dee and Julie at another tribal. Claire, by contrast, didn't do much of anything; although she was rather screwed by Matt losing his vote, she also has fewer notable achievements and failed to make herself an essential asset to the team. Lindsay and Brad are VERY close, I very nearly had Brad over Lindsay since he survived a tribal at least, but Lindsay wins out for being in the majority for longer and seemingly having a better sense for the game. Idk though, Brad did have a tight number one ally in Genie...I might need to reconsider this.
14th. Brando > Sarah > Swati > JD > Geo: Brando was pretty swap screwed and, while his gameplay after the swap wasn't great, Drew seemed to target him specifically due to archetype reasons and even rejected a normal alliance offering for very little reasoning. His position on his initial tribe was also VERY good, right in the middle as a swing vote alongside Kellie. Sarah survived a vote unlike Brando but also never voted correctly and, even after being blindsided by Carson and Yam Yam, claimed in exit press that she still thought that they might swing back to her side. She is kind of screwed by Josh's idol, but that's in a situation where the swap was the only thing that could have saved her, and instead of building an alliance with Josh she doubled down on OG Tika and was targeted by Carolyn as a result. Swati's game is rather messy and she was less screwed by idols than Sarah, and then JD's game is just an epic disaster lol. Geo somehow tops these with a bottom 3-4 game of the New Era, being on the bottom but believing himself to be the mastermind of it all (we have direct evidence from the show contradicting his later claims that he knew he was on the outs, including his words on the boat to the summit).
13th. Matthew > Ellie > J. Maya > Daniel > Genie: Matthew is truly one of the great "What-Ifs" of New Era Survivor, although Carson's exit press revealing that he didn't trust Matthew and likely would have targeted him had Ratu gone to tribal does lower my opinion of him. Nonetheless, his gameplay was very creative and innovative, finding new ways of utilizing the SitD and using a fake idol to build bonds, to the point where I wonder if he might have been able to help break the Tika 3 had he made the merge. Next comes Ellie who I struggled a bit with placing and debated putting a spot lower, but she did control the Morriah vote and did have the majority in the premerge that would have held had it not been for Gabler's idol, even if her management of the group was messy at best. J. Maya was chronically on the outs but, despite what the edit showed, seemed to know this and tried to work her way out. She somehow convinced Dee and Julie to keep Sean over Sifu over fear of an idol that they apparently KNEW Austin had. J. Maya also has the benefit (and this is why I considered putting her over Ellie) of being the first and only victim of a SitD in a situation where no one voted for her the first time, although the fact that she was second is not great (although Sifu and Bruce being immune is unlucky) and I question how much further she could have gone. Daniel was a messy disaster who was admittedly given a bad hand at the Jenny boot but then made the worst moves possible with said hand. Genie is debateably the worst New Era player period, having almost zero agency (she gave up the Beware Advantage to Shan and Ricard when there was only those three left) and often being out of the loop unless completely necessary.
12th. Dwight > Sydney > Lydia > Josh > Sifu: Dwight showed a lot of promise during his relatively short tenure but never caught votes premerge (and wouldn't have gotten votes had they gone to tribal again) and even had the creativity and game knowledge to come up with a plan (along with Noelle) that would have guarantee that they win out over Jesse and Cody at another vote. Sydney, while screwed by the Hourglass Twist, was nonetheless at the bottom of Luvu to the point where Deshawn and Danny tried to throw a challenge to get her out; likewise, Lydia was a victim of the Hourglass Twist but by all accounts should have been gone at the Jenny boot and was very passive otherwise. The fact that Josh and Sifu are below her is testament to how terrible their games were; Sifu is only below Josh because Sifu didn't survive a single vote without immunity or someone quitting, while at least Josh had Danny (and Heidi) fighting for him at the Claire boot.
11th. Tiffany > Kaleb > Matt > Chanelle > Jeanine: Tiffany ran OG Yase alongside Evvie and Liana while also staying out of the crossfire that Liana was caught in. At the merge, she gets a bit unlucky that the alliance lines fall such that Yase is at the bottom (moreso for reasons involving the other three Yase members) and then is voted out in a failed plan to flush Xander's idol. Kaleb was a dominant force but also struggles with a complete failure to manage his threat level, to the point where half or more of his tribe wanted him gone at every tribal after the Brandon boot in E2. He also by all accounts should have been gone at 13th but gets by a bit further due to pure luck with the SitD and the fact that his group went second at the double tribal. Matt was chronically unlucky but also probably has fewer pros than Kaleb, although I did debate putting Matt higher. Chanelle majorly misplayed the vote risk at the Jenny boot round and never recovered, and then there was Jeanine who never really got her way, including at the Morriah boot where she wanted her to stay.
10th. Kellie > James > Brandon > Naseer > Rocksroy: Kellie and James were tight but I feel like James was more naturally building himself up for an imminent elimination even if the split didn't happen, whereas Kellie partially got unlucky by Bruce losing his vote (which caused Jake to sacrifice his) and even then she had to be taken out in an epic blindside. with two people still voting with her. Brandon, meanwhile, had a very rough first round where he very nearly goes home if not for playing his idol in a situation where Matthew had to tell him to do so, and then after that his gameplay is fine but he's still duped by Carson and Yam Yam into thinking that they are with Ratu. Naseer kind of coasted with Luvu not going to tribal premerge and then having numbers at the merge while seemingly not realizing that he was on the outs, only to be duped at the split tribal into not playing his idol and blindly trusting Shan and Ricard. Then there's Rocksroy, who's...Rocksroy. Very stilted gameplay and likewise coasting with the majority after being dragged along by better players, only to be cut when he was no long deemed useful.
9th. Evvie > Kane > Kendra > Tori > Ryan: This is a surprisingly weird bracket to rank as all five of these have notable weaknesses. Evvie gets rewarded for largely running premerge Yase although I do think that their management of the group (similar to Ellie) doomed it to failure in the postmerge, although I do think that the split might have screwed them. Kane was underedited but the cast clearly views him very highly based on press and he did do a good job of repairing relationships after the mess at the Maddy boot (a situation where he was technically in the majority for voting) and even at the merge formed a nerd alliance that could have held if not for unfortunate circumstances with the Matt boot. Kendra maybe should be higher but she clearly did not have the best grasp on the game and was mainly going off of vibes and who she was friends with, which led her to be blindsided MULTIPLE times, including by the same people more than once. Tori's game is unquestionably messy but she showed at least some game awareness and the ability to be cutthroat, in addition to her being somewhat screwed by the double idol play (before the votes were even cast) at her boot. Then there's Ryan who had many of the same issues as Geo, even throwing the immunity challenge that got his one ally booted.
8th. Shan > Noelle > Frannie > Bruce > Hai: Shan wins this category by a mile for dominating premerge Ua and then having a decently strong early merge, although admittedly she managed her relationships and threat level poorly. Noelle and Frannie are CLOSE, I think what puts Noelle higher is that she survived more rounds without immunity, was good in the long term in the premerge had Vati kept going to tribal, somehow managed to convince both Owen and James to just GIVE her an advantage at the summit, flew under the radar in the early merge without immunity, and then had a large hand in the James blindside; meanwhile, Frannie didn't survive a single postmerge tribal without immunity and has fewer strategic or social feats to her name aside from her close bond with Matt. Bruce's game was VERY messy and I debated putting him last, but I've talked before about how I think that Hai's game in 42 is pretty terrible and he plays almost every round sub-optimally, getting as far as he does mostly due to a combination of sheer luck (especially at the Jenny boot) and being a perfect shield).
7th. Drea > Sami > Emily > Danny > Liana: This is a very hard group to judge, I'll give Drea top spots for running OG Ika and helping to form the majority alliance in the postmerge, although that ended up feeding into the Taku 4's plans which is why I consider dropping her. Sami was perhaps more soundly safe on OG Baka as everyone trusted him even as he undermined the likes of Ellie and Jeanine, to the point where those two would have kept him over Owen, somehow who was very loyal to them. He then successfully integrated himself in the majority, consistently in on the plan, but tried to straddle the middle too long by being cute with the James boot, and quickly fell out of favor with even his "allies" throwing votes on him at the Noelle boot. Emily might have been higher if not for the fact that she was saved at the first vote by a quit, although her later gameplay is truly admirable, especially after the merge. I don't dock her as much as most for voting out Bruce when she did since the majority wanted to keep her the following round, although I think her openly taking credit for the Bruce blindside was a massive mistake. Danny was a wild personality with a lot of good game sense but also one who was driving himself off of a cliff by being obviously shifty and turning on his own Soka allies too early and giving Tikas enough room to flip the votes since the Rebas didn't trust him. Then there's Liana who played pretty well in the premerge as part of the Yase majority (although notably as the third wheel who would have gone home when Xander's idol activated if he played it) but ultimately became a blind follower of Shan; she got unlucky at her boot with Danny and Deshawn being safe, but she was ultimately destined for an imminent boot or being dragged as a likely goat.
6th. Danny > Cody > Omar > Drew > Jaime: The top four here honestly might be interchangeable - Jaime is clearly fifth, not to dunk on her too much - as they all have very high highs but also notable flaws. Danny was solidly in the majority the entire game up until the Shan boot where he admittedly screws up, although even then he's able to weather the backlash far better than Deshawn and likely wins if he makes the end. Cody was originally fourth as I think he struggles a lot with his killer instinct, especially with the fact that he was planning on going to the end with Jesse who is at least his hardest competition, although he did co-dominate a lot of the gameplay in 43 up until his boot and probably has fewer overt flaws compared to the next two. Omar is perhaps the most instrumental in the Taku 4's success but did play rather passively especially in the late game, letting perfect shields who were allied with him in Hai and Drea while keeping along a bevy of individuals who trusted him less and less. Drew likewise seemed to be a dominant force in Rebas success although I think that he makes some clearer mistakes such as his mishandling of his relationship with Brando, failing to keep Austin in check at the Emily boot, and being more openly threatening in the long term (Omar's downfall involved more sleuthing from Jonathan).
5th. Julie > Karla > Ricard > Lindsay > Lauren: Julie and Karla as both were in the majority for much of the game but became targets due to their threat level in the endgame, although I think Karla did more bad gameplay to get there. Specifically, her voting off Geo, conceding to the James boot when she had options to save him, and then falling for the others tricks to turn her against Cassidy aren't great, whereas Julie seemed to have more of a pulse on the game through her connection with Dee. Then there's Ricard who had a bit of a mixed-bag in the premerge and was about middle-of-the-pack in the early merge, although I will give him a lot of credit for organizing the Shan blindside. I do also have to give him credit for being the one that Shan kept over all of the other Uas, despite posing the biggest threat to her. Lindsay debateably should be above Ricard but I think there's less to praise with her as she is largely just another member of the Taku 4 up until F6 where she has no idea that the majority has flipped on her and doesn't play her EXPIRING idol for Omar, losing her closest (only?) ally and making her the consensus next boot. Then there's Lauren, who was the only one here not solidly in the majority for much of the game and even sacrificed her last chance to overthrowing the Tikas by voting out Danny at F7.
4th. Carson > Jesse > Jonathan > Heather > Katurah: Carson and Jesse are VERY close as both dominated their respective seasons with numerous alliances but were ultimately cut down in fire-making for being the biggest threat, the reason that Carson is higher largely centers on the fact that he was at the F4 with two people who wanted to bring him, whereas Jesse was at F4 where no one wanted to bring him. Jonathan is next as I actually give him a fair amount of credit for forming the Taku 4 and the postmerge majority, plus he solidly deserves the most credit for exposing Omar's deceptions and kickstarting his blindside. He does lose points, however, for his poor win equity. Heather is in a similar spot, being in the majority for most of the game but with not a lot of win equity, but gets a bit lower because she seemed less active in the gameplay as she mostly followed Erika. Then there's Katurah in last as she actively worked to boot the allies who could have helped her against the Reba and then, at the perfect opportunity to take out Dee, played scared and ultimately resulted in her own worst nightmare at F4.
3rd. Carolyn > Jake > Xander > Owen > Romeo: Carolyn is the only one here who felt like she could have been a winner, although I understand why Yam Yam got the votes, as she was solidly in the majority and had a lot of good reads and relationships. The next four are all different flavors of players who were consistently on the outs and didn't gain enough traction to warrant votes. Jake gets the highest placement because he tried the most to change said position and had some solid reads but unfortunately had allies who were unwilling to take the same risks that he was. Xander and Owen are close but I give Xander more credit for having more bonds through the game and the notable fake idol play, whereas Owen didn't really have many bonds outside of Cassidy and Noelle and then actively pissed people like James off. Romeo is last because he pretty much gave up after the merge and was consistently out of the loop in situations where he didn't need to be.
2nd. Austin > Mike > Deshawn > Cassidy > Heidi: Austin's the only one here to catch more than one vote and put up a surprisingly good fight at tribal, unfortunately failing to overcome the weakness in his game that was his bond with Dee and kind of blowing it with his decisions during the Emily boot. Mike was affable and had an impressive social game but seemed to struggle a bit strategically and failed to own up to his game at FTC; however, the fact that he's the only other player here to enter FTC with a shot at winning is impressive. Deshawn had perhaps more strategic control in the premerge and early merge but also actively squandered it and pissed people off, entering tribal as a goat despite technically wielding the most power for much of the game. Cassidy is like Deshawn but with less power and control over the game, being near the bottom of the majority and pissing certain jurors off to the point where Gabler got the majority over her, with her failing to even realize that Gabler was a threat. Then there's Heidi who perhaps most actively squandered opportunities to overhaul the game, taking out the likes of Jaime in situations where she had no chance against any of the Tika 3.
1st. Yam Yam > Dee > Erika > Maryanne > Gabler: Yam Yam and Dee are VERY tight, but I give the lead to Yam Yam because I think he overcame more adversity with Tika having a losing streak early on whereas Dee was able to stick with majority Rebas for much of the game. Additionally, whereas Yam Yam becomes actively safer towards the endgame after an unlucky early merge, Dee gets progressively more and more targeted, to the point where she gets VERY lucky at the Julie boot. Keep in mind that she was okay with Julie, Austin, and her voting differently, so had Katurah not flipped her vote (something completely outside of her knowledge or control) Dee goes home on a plurality that she was OK with. Erika's gameplay was likewise strong but I think she gets very lucky with Luvu never going to tribal premerge - even if she herself doesn't go home, I suspect she loses Heather if they go 2+ times - and then being able to sort of coast for a few rounds as the Luvus + the allies that Danny and Deshawn bring in target the Yases. She does effectively run the endgame though, and I think her gameplay prior was more active. Maryanne's gameplay in the premerge was rough and she was the next target to go had Taku lost immunity again, and even after the merge she is largely passive with the other Takus taking the larger leadership role in running the majority while keeping her safe. She was fully prepared to go to the end with Omar and Lindsay prior to the revelation around the Drea boot which is why I considered putting Maryanne below Gabler, but she did have a solid endgame run and a great FTC performance. Gabler is majorly hampered by a very rough premerge in which he is the next boot if not for his idol, more actively pissing off people like Ellie, Jeanine, and even his own ally in Sami. He doesn't really hit his stride until after the Ellie boot when he becomes the Alligabler and forms Ride-or-Die with Jesse and Cody. The reason I nearly put him over Maryanne is because he seemed to more actively realize that he needed to get to the end with Owen and Cassidy, although the fact that his options were so limited is also a bit of a knock.
2023.10.07 23:52 NFS12123 New Era Edgic Ratings When Players Attend Tribal Council
Got an interesting write up today. Out of curiosity, I was looking through the new era edgic charts to see if I could find patterns in the way players are edited in episodes where they attend Tribal Council. And shockingly, I’ve actually found quite a bit.
So, I’m going to list out every new era player by placement and list the edgic rating they received for every premerge episode where they attended Tribal Council. I’m using the ratings from the UEU consensus charts.
No Luvus will be included because they never attended Tribal Council premerge. Matthew’s boot episode in Survivor 44 will count as a Tika Tribal Council episode as that’s how it was edited.
If you’re just looking for the numbers:
WINNERS
Rating: CP 60%, OTT 40%
Tone: Mixed 60%, Negative 20%, Toneless 20%
Visibility: 5 100%
RUNNER-UPS
Rating: CP 77%, MOR 23%
Tone: Toneless 92%, Positive 8%
Visibility: 5 46%, 4 38%, 2 15%
FIRE-MAKING LOSERS
Rating: CP 100%
Tone: Toneless 67%, Positive 33%
Visibility: 5 33%, 4 33%, 3 17%, 2 17%
FIRST FINALE BOOTS
Rating: MOR 75%, CP 25%
Tone: Toneless 75%, Negative 25%
Visibility: 4 63%, 3 25%, 2 13%
LATE MERGE BOOTS (F8-F6)
Rating: CP 63%, MOR 26%, OTT 11%
Tone: Toneless 68%, Positive 26%, Mixed 5%
Visibility: 4 42%, 5 37%, 3 16%, 2 5%
EARLY MERGE BOOTS (F12-F9)
Rating: CP 40%, MOR 35%%, OTT 20%, UTR 5%
Tone: Toneless 50%, Negative 35%, Mixed 10%, Positive 5%
Visibility: 4 40%, 3 30%, 5 25%, 2 5%
MERGATORY BOOTS
Rating: CP 67%, MOR 33%
Tone: Positive 33%, Negative 33%, Mixed 17%, Toneless 17%
Visibility: 5 50%, 4 17%, 3 17%, 2 17%
PREMERGE BOOTS WHO SURVIVED AT LEAST ONE TRIBAL COUNCIL
Rating: OTT 57%, MOR 29%, CP 7%, UTR 7%
Tone: Mixed 36%, Toneless 29%, Positive 21%, Negative 14%
Visibility: 5 43%, 2 36%, 2 21%
And since we have two tribes who have not attended Tribal Council yet, I’ll list out the premiere ratings of all players who were voted out at their first Tribal Council but made it past the premiere.
VOTED OUT AT FIRST TRIBAL (PREMIERE RATING)
Rating: MOR 57%, UTR 43%
Tone: Toneless 100%
Visibility: 3 43%, 2 43%, 1 14%
Now, for the in player-by-player ratings:
WINNERS
Maryanne: OTTM5
Gabler: CPM5
Yam Yam: CP5 OTTN5 CPM5
Rating: CP 60%, OTT 40%
Tone: Mixed 60%, Negative 20%, Toneless 20%
Visibility: 5 100%
RUNNER-UPS
Xander: MORP3 CP5
Mike: CP5 CP4
Romeo: CP3 CP4
Cassidy: MOR4 CP5
Owen: MOR4
Heidi: CP4
Carolyn: CP5 CP5 CP5
Rating: CP 77%, MOR 23%
Tone: Toneless 92%, Positive 8%
Visibility: 5 46%, 4 38%, 2 15%
FIRE-MAKING LOSERS
Jonathan: CPP4
Jesse: CP5 CPP4
Carson: CP5 CP3 CPP2
Rating: CP 100%
Tone: Toneless 67%, Positive 33%
Visibility: 5 33%, 4 33%, 3 17%, 2 17%
FIRST FINALE BOOTS
Ricard: MOR4 MOR3 MOR2 CPN4
Lindsay: MOR4
Karla: MOR4 CP3
Lauren: CPN4
Rating: MOR 75%, CP 25%
Tone: Toneless 75%, Negative 25%
Visibility: 4 63%, 3 25%, 2 13%
LATE MERGE BOOTS (F8-F6)
Liana: MOR2 MOR4
Shan: CP4 CPP5 CP5 CPP5
Omar: CPP5
Drea: CP4 CP4
Hai: MOR4 CP4
Cody: OTTM5 MOR4
Sami: CPP4
Noelle: MOR3 CPP5
Jaime: OTT3
Danny: CP5
Frannie: CP3
Rating: CP 63%, MOR 26%, OTT 11%
Tone: Toneless 68%, Positive 26%, Mixed 5%
Visibility: 4 42%, 5 37%, 3 16%, 2 5%
EARLY MERGE BOOTS (F12-F9)
Evvie: CP4 CP5
Tiffany: CPP4 OTTN5
Tori: CPN4 CPN5
Rocksroy: OTTM3 OTTN4
Chanelle: CPN5 MOR3
Ryan: MOR3 OTTN4
James: MOR4 MOR3
Jeanine: UTR2
Dwight: CP4 MOR3
Kane: MOR3
Brandon: CPM5
Matt: MORN4
Rating: CP 40%, MOR 35%%, OTT 20%, UTR 5%
Tone: Toneless 50%, Negative 35%, Mixed 10%, Positive 5%
Visibility: 4 40%, 3 30%, 5 25%, 2 5%
MERGATORY BOOTS
Lydia: MOR3 CPP4
Elie: CPP5
Josh: MORN2 CPN5 CPM5
Rating: CP 67%, MOR 33%
Tone: Positive 33%, Negative 33%, Mixed 17%, Toneless 17%
Visibility: 5 50%, 4 17%, 3 17%, 2 17%
PREMERGE BOOTS WHO SURVIVED AT LEAST ONE TRIBAL COUNCIL
Genie: OTTP2 UTR2 OTTM5
JD: OTTM5 OTTM5
Brad: OTTM2
Voce: MOR3
Daniel: OTTN5
Swati: MORP2
Geo: OTTN3
Nneka: MOR3
Matthew: CPP5
Sarah: MOR2
Brandon: OTTM5
Rating: OTT 57%, MOR 29%, CP 7%, UTR 7%
Tone: Mixed 36%, Toneless 29%, Positive 21%, Negative 14%
Visibility: 5 43%, 2 36%, 2 21%
VOTED OUT AT FIRST TRIBAL (PREMIERE RATING)
Sydney: MOR2
Jenny: MOR3
Marya: UTR1
Lindsay: MOR3
Justine: UTR2
Claire: UTR2
Helen: MOR3
Rating: MOR 57%, UTR 43%
Tone: Toneless 100%
Visibility: 3 43%, 2 43%, 1 14%
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So, I’m going to list out every new era player by placement and list the edgic rating they received for every premerge episode where they attended Tribal Council. I’m using the ratings from the UEU consensus charts.
No Luvus will be included because they never attended Tribal Council premerge. Matthew’s boot episode in Survivor 44 will count as a Tika Tribal Council episode as that’s how it was edited.
If you’re just looking for the numbers:
WINNERS
Rating: CP 60%, OTT 40%
Tone: Mixed 60%, Negative 20%, Toneless 20%
Visibility: 5 100%
RUNNER-UPS
Rating: CP 77%, MOR 23%
Tone: Toneless 92%, Positive 8%
Visibility: 5 46%, 4 38%, 2 15%
FIRE-MAKING LOSERS
Rating: CP 100%
Tone: Toneless 67%, Positive 33%
Visibility: 5 33%, 4 33%, 3 17%, 2 17%
FIRST FINALE BOOTS
Rating: MOR 75%, CP 25%
Tone: Toneless 75%, Negative 25%
Visibility: 4 63%, 3 25%, 2 13%
LATE MERGE BOOTS (F8-F6)
Rating: CP 63%, MOR 26%, OTT 11%
Tone: Toneless 68%, Positive 26%, Mixed 5%
Visibility: 4 42%, 5 37%, 3 16%, 2 5%
EARLY MERGE BOOTS (F12-F9)
Rating: CP 40%, MOR 35%%, OTT 20%, UTR 5%
Tone: Toneless 50%, Negative 35%, Mixed 10%, Positive 5%
Visibility: 4 40%, 3 30%, 5 25%, 2 5%
MERGATORY BOOTS
Rating: CP 67%, MOR 33%
Tone: Positive 33%, Negative 33%, Mixed 17%, Toneless 17%
Visibility: 5 50%, 4 17%, 3 17%, 2 17%
PREMERGE BOOTS WHO SURVIVED AT LEAST ONE TRIBAL COUNCIL
Rating: OTT 57%, MOR 29%, CP 7%, UTR 7%
Tone: Mixed 36%, Toneless 29%, Positive 21%, Negative 14%
Visibility: 5 43%, 2 36%, 2 21%
And since we have two tribes who have not attended Tribal Council yet, I’ll list out the premiere ratings of all players who were voted out at their first Tribal Council but made it past the premiere.
VOTED OUT AT FIRST TRIBAL (PREMIERE RATING)
Rating: MOR 57%, UTR 43%
Tone: Toneless 100%
Visibility: 3 43%, 2 43%, 1 14%
Now, for the in player-by-player ratings:
WINNERS
Maryanne: OTTM5
Gabler: CPM5
Yam Yam: CP5 OTTN5 CPM5
Rating: CP 60%, OTT 40%
Tone: Mixed 60%, Negative 20%, Toneless 20%
Visibility: 5 100%
RUNNER-UPS
Xander: MORP3 CP5
Mike: CP5 CP4
Romeo: CP3 CP4
Cassidy: MOR4 CP5
Owen: MOR4
Heidi: CP4
Carolyn: CP5 CP5 CP5
Rating: CP 77%, MOR 23%
Tone: Toneless 92%, Positive 8%
Visibility: 5 46%, 4 38%, 2 15%
FIRE-MAKING LOSERS
Jonathan: CPP4
Jesse: CP5 CPP4
Carson: CP5 CP3 CPP2
Rating: CP 100%
Tone: Toneless 67%, Positive 33%
Visibility: 5 33%, 4 33%, 3 17%, 2 17%
FIRST FINALE BOOTS
Ricard: MOR4 MOR3 MOR2 CPN4
Lindsay: MOR4
Karla: MOR4 CP3
Lauren: CPN4
Rating: MOR 75%, CP 25%
Tone: Toneless 75%, Negative 25%
Visibility: 4 63%, 3 25%, 2 13%
LATE MERGE BOOTS (F8-F6)
Liana: MOR2 MOR4
Shan: CP4 CPP5 CP5 CPP5
Omar: CPP5
Drea: CP4 CP4
Hai: MOR4 CP4
Cody: OTTM5 MOR4
Sami: CPP4
Noelle: MOR3 CPP5
Jaime: OTT3
Danny: CP5
Frannie: CP3
Rating: CP 63%, MOR 26%, OTT 11%
Tone: Toneless 68%, Positive 26%, Mixed 5%
Visibility: 4 42%, 5 37%, 3 16%, 2 5%
EARLY MERGE BOOTS (F12-F9)
Evvie: CP4 CP5
Tiffany: CPP4 OTTN5
Tori: CPN4 CPN5
Rocksroy: OTTM3 OTTN4
Chanelle: CPN5 MOR3
Ryan: MOR3 OTTN4
James: MOR4 MOR3
Jeanine: UTR2
Dwight: CP4 MOR3
Kane: MOR3
Brandon: CPM5
Matt: MORN4
Rating: CP 40%, MOR 35%%, OTT 20%, UTR 5%
Tone: Toneless 50%, Negative 35%, Mixed 10%, Positive 5%
Visibility: 4 40%, 3 30%, 5 25%, 2 5%
MERGATORY BOOTS
Lydia: MOR3 CPP4
Elie: CPP5
Josh: MORN2 CPN5 CPM5
Rating: CP 67%, MOR 33%
Tone: Positive 33%, Negative 33%, Mixed 17%, Toneless 17%
Visibility: 5 50%, 4 17%, 3 17%, 2 17%
PREMERGE BOOTS WHO SURVIVED AT LEAST ONE TRIBAL COUNCIL
Genie: OTTP2 UTR2 OTTM5
JD: OTTM5 OTTM5
Brad: OTTM2
Voce: MOR3
Daniel: OTTN5
Swati: MORP2
Geo: OTTN3
Nneka: MOR3
Matthew: CPP5
Sarah: MOR2
Brandon: OTTM5
Rating: OTT 57%, MOR 29%, CP 7%, UTR 7%
Tone: Mixed 36%, Toneless 29%, Positive 21%, Negative 14%
Visibility: 5 43%, 2 36%, 2 21%
VOTED OUT AT FIRST TRIBAL (PREMIERE RATING)
Sydney: MOR2
Jenny: MOR3
Marya: UTR1
Lindsay: MOR3
Justine: UTR2
Claire: UTR2
Helen: MOR3
Rating: MOR 57%, UTR 43%
Tone: Toneless 100%
Visibility: 3 43%, 2 43%, 1 14%
2023.09.27 16:37 baconlovr NFL Week 4 Predictions Thread (2023 Season)
Week 4 is upon us, /NFL! Almost a month of football is complete and we're still no closer to figuring out how good/bad each team is.... I'm kidding. There's some teams that we know have problems this early in the season. Last week, I was able to go 12-4 bringing me to 30-18 on the season. How did everyone else do? We got the London games starting up this week, so there's now that awkward super early game fans will see before all the others. We do have seven division games this week, so it should get a little spicey. Let's get to it!
Those are my predictions, let's hear yours. Keep it civil and fun. Best of luck!
Update: 12-4, on to Week 5!
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Update: 12-4, on to Week 5!
2023.09.24 19:46 weinthenolababy Who would you NOT cast on each season?
On each season of the Real World, there’s usually a “dud” or two (or three) - people who just don’t make much of an impact for whatever reason. Sometimes they seem interesting on paper but don’t mesh well with the season, or sometimes they’re just plain boring and you wonder what the casting people saw in them. If you were in charge of casting, who would you not cast on each season? Here’s mine:
New York: Understanding that this was the first reality show EVER, I can easily forgive any casting oversights, but overall I thought it was solid. Andre was bland, but I see what they saw in him so I don’t think he’s like an egregious casting choice or anything.
Los Angeles: Again, I found Glen not the most interesting but with this being the second reality show ever I can appreciate what they saw in him.
San Francisco: I need to rewatch; I was 14 when I saw this season for the first time so I found Pam and Mohammed really boring but I think I would appreciate them more from a more mature perspective.
London: God, this cast… the girls were good, but the guys… Neil was great, I didn’t like Mike but I can appreciate their All-American boy, but Lars and ESPECIALLY Jay shouldn’t have been on the show. Just weren’t compelling enough.
Miami: Solid cast overall, but I found Mike boring although inoffensive. I probably would have cast a different token white jock if that's the trope they were going for.
Boston: interesting cast, no notes.
Seattle: I feel like the cast was almost great, but I don’t know, I feel like the cast this season was a little closed off to the cameras. It almost seems like they were interesting people but didn’t want to let us in all the way. I especially felt this way about Lindsay and Janet who I thought were fun and lively but weren’t fully comfortable being their full true selves. Also, Nathan was fine but I didn’t see why he had to be cast with David since they knew each other (and David was more charismatic) so I maybe would have recast him.
Hawaii: honestly, I didn’t love Colin 🤷🏻♂️ He wasn’t that funny or charming to me and I didn’t see why he got picked to bypass the entire casting process. Justin and Matt were also quite useless this season.
New Orleans: Kelley, full stop. They could’ve found a more interesting blonde sorority girl. Matt looks interesting at first but is actually a boring and somewhat miserable person. Jamie was fine, but again I feel they could’ve found a more interesting token white jock.
Back to New York: Kevin was an awful casting choice and brought nothing to the season. Rachel, Lori, and Malik had their moments but were a little too “normal” to be fun to watch for a whole season.
Chicago: solid cast overall. I love Keri (shout out to the New Orleans rep) but I felt like she was a little closed off.
Las Vegas: great cast
Paris: why was Simon there??
San Diego: Jamie was a sweet girl but VERY boring with minimal story line. Charlie… not really his fault, but we didn’t get to see or know him.
Philadelphia: a slightly more “normal” cast, I think they were all mostly fine. Maybe Melanie could’ve been recast but she had her interesting moments too and she seemed like a regular chick you’d meet back in 2005 lol.
Austin: I wonder how compelling Melinda would’ve been had she not immediately fallen into the Danny storyline. And I like Lacey, but she didn’t contribute very much to the season.
Key West: honestly I probably would’ve recast Janelle and Jose. I didn’t find them very interesting as people during their season.
Denver: interesting cast cause they’re all kind of “regular” - none of them were like over the top crazy reality TV personas, but the season still had its moments. I found Stephen the least interesting and would’ve recast him, though.
Sydney: I actually think this was a very good cast.
Hollywood: This was a fairly solid cast too. Even if Sarah was annoying as hell, she still provided a different kind of personality. I found Nick to be really boring, though, and would have cast someone else.
Brooklyn: Scott was okay, he probably could’ve been recast but it was interesting to see someone who was simultaneously a jock and a dweeb lol. Baya of course is the “boring” one of this cast. She said in an interview she had a panic attack during casting and the producers thought she would be like this unstable personality but by the time the show had started she had gotten on medication and was normal and well-adjusted, lol.
Cancun: I’ve never found Derek interesting as a reality TV person. I definitely wouldn’t have cast him, especially considering he already knew Jonna as well.
DC: on paper I like this whole cast. In reality, Josh didn’t engage much with the rest of the cast, Callie had potential but was too closed off, and even though I like Erika she didn’t do much besides randomly freak out and quit.
New Orleans 2010: I kept waiting for Ashlee to have a storyline but it never came. I wanted to be her friend, but not watch her on TV. Besides the obvious standouts (Knight, Jemmye, Ryan, Preston), the rest of the cast wasn’t the most entertaining but they had their moments.
Las Vegas 2010: great cast, no notes.
San Diego 2011: Ashley K is one of my ultimate “what were they thinking??” casting choices, especially when you find out how she was cast. They discovered her on ModelMayhem and fast-tracked her to the final round of casting without even a single interview. Just… why?? I LOVE Alexandra and think she’s a great person with an infinitely interesting story, but she was cast in the wrong era. She would’ve done great on a 90s season, but wasn’t a great choice for the direction of the show in 2011. I see what they were going for with Priscilla and Nate, but neither really resonated. Ultimately, besides Frank, Zach (as an antagonist), and maybe Sam I would’ve gone back to the drawing board with this cast.
St Thomas: I actually thought the cast was fairly solid. Swift isn’t super memorable but wasn’t glaringly bad. It sucks that this season got shafted with location because the cast is decent.
Portland: Everyone was great except Joi, who we never even got to see so that’s fine. Daisy was the best of course.
Ex-Plosion: Obviously a little different since it’s a gimmick season. Lauren, Jenna, and especially Ashley C weren't the greatest casting choices but they had a couple moments and obviously were the “exes” so I can forgive them not being amazing TV.
Skeletons: great cast, no notes. Jason was the weakest link but he was still fine.
Go Big or Go Home: Dean was irrelevant. Dione wasn’t interesting enough to make up for how annoying he was, but I guess he brought some antics or whatever. Sabrina wasn’t made for reality TV. Never understood why Dylan was randomly brought in.
Bad Blood: hot ass mess of a season. Hard to judge because of that, but I’ll say Kimberly was a MAJOR disappointment.
Atlanta: I SEE what they were going for with this season but the cast was not it. It was way too typecast, and everyone was cast to play a specific role instead of being full, interesting people. Dondre, Meagan, and Tovah were pretty good. Clint and Yasmin were chasing clout. Arely was cute and had a nice story but wasn’t made for reality TV. Justin was plain boring - all we heard about was his advocacy, nothing about him himself.
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New York: Understanding that this was the first reality show EVER, I can easily forgive any casting oversights, but overall I thought it was solid. Andre was bland, but I see what they saw in him so I don’t think he’s like an egregious casting choice or anything.
Los Angeles: Again, I found Glen not the most interesting but with this being the second reality show ever I can appreciate what they saw in him.
San Francisco: I need to rewatch; I was 14 when I saw this season for the first time so I found Pam and Mohammed really boring but I think I would appreciate them more from a more mature perspective.
London: God, this cast… the girls were good, but the guys… Neil was great, I didn’t like Mike but I can appreciate their All-American boy, but Lars and ESPECIALLY Jay shouldn’t have been on the show. Just weren’t compelling enough.
Miami: Solid cast overall, but I found Mike boring although inoffensive. I probably would have cast a different token white jock if that's the trope they were going for.
Boston: interesting cast, no notes.
Seattle: I feel like the cast was almost great, but I don’t know, I feel like the cast this season was a little closed off to the cameras. It almost seems like they were interesting people but didn’t want to let us in all the way. I especially felt this way about Lindsay and Janet who I thought were fun and lively but weren’t fully comfortable being their full true selves. Also, Nathan was fine but I didn’t see why he had to be cast with David since they knew each other (and David was more charismatic) so I maybe would have recast him.
Hawaii: honestly, I didn’t love Colin 🤷🏻♂️ He wasn’t that funny or charming to me and I didn’t see why he got picked to bypass the entire casting process. Justin and Matt were also quite useless this season.
New Orleans: Kelley, full stop. They could’ve found a more interesting blonde sorority girl. Matt looks interesting at first but is actually a boring and somewhat miserable person. Jamie was fine, but again I feel they could’ve found a more interesting token white jock.
Back to New York: Kevin was an awful casting choice and brought nothing to the season. Rachel, Lori, and Malik had their moments but were a little too “normal” to be fun to watch for a whole season.
Chicago: solid cast overall. I love Keri (shout out to the New Orleans rep) but I felt like she was a little closed off.
Las Vegas: great cast
Paris: why was Simon there??
San Diego: Jamie was a sweet girl but VERY boring with minimal story line. Charlie… not really his fault, but we didn’t get to see or know him.
Philadelphia: a slightly more “normal” cast, I think they were all mostly fine. Maybe Melanie could’ve been recast but she had her interesting moments too and she seemed like a regular chick you’d meet back in 2005 lol.
Austin: I wonder how compelling Melinda would’ve been had she not immediately fallen into the Danny storyline. And I like Lacey, but she didn’t contribute very much to the season.
Key West: honestly I probably would’ve recast Janelle and Jose. I didn’t find them very interesting as people during their season.
Denver: interesting cast cause they’re all kind of “regular” - none of them were like over the top crazy reality TV personas, but the season still had its moments. I found Stephen the least interesting and would’ve recast him, though.
Sydney: I actually think this was a very good cast.
Hollywood: This was a fairly solid cast too. Even if Sarah was annoying as hell, she still provided a different kind of personality. I found Nick to be really boring, though, and would have cast someone else.
Brooklyn: Scott was okay, he probably could’ve been recast but it was interesting to see someone who was simultaneously a jock and a dweeb lol. Baya of course is the “boring” one of this cast. She said in an interview she had a panic attack during casting and the producers thought she would be like this unstable personality but by the time the show had started she had gotten on medication and was normal and well-adjusted, lol.
Cancun: I’ve never found Derek interesting as a reality TV person. I definitely wouldn’t have cast him, especially considering he already knew Jonna as well.
DC: on paper I like this whole cast. In reality, Josh didn’t engage much with the rest of the cast, Callie had potential but was too closed off, and even though I like Erika she didn’t do much besides randomly freak out and quit.
New Orleans 2010: I kept waiting for Ashlee to have a storyline but it never came. I wanted to be her friend, but not watch her on TV. Besides the obvious standouts (Knight, Jemmye, Ryan, Preston), the rest of the cast wasn’t the most entertaining but they had their moments.
Las Vegas 2010: great cast, no notes.
San Diego 2011: Ashley K is one of my ultimate “what were they thinking??” casting choices, especially when you find out how she was cast. They discovered her on ModelMayhem and fast-tracked her to the final round of casting without even a single interview. Just… why?? I LOVE Alexandra and think she’s a great person with an infinitely interesting story, but she was cast in the wrong era. She would’ve done great on a 90s season, but wasn’t a great choice for the direction of the show in 2011. I see what they were going for with Priscilla and Nate, but neither really resonated. Ultimately, besides Frank, Zach (as an antagonist), and maybe Sam I would’ve gone back to the drawing board with this cast.
St Thomas: I actually thought the cast was fairly solid. Swift isn’t super memorable but wasn’t glaringly bad. It sucks that this season got shafted with location because the cast is decent.
Portland: Everyone was great except Joi, who we never even got to see so that’s fine. Daisy was the best of course.
Ex-Plosion: Obviously a little different since it’s a gimmick season. Lauren, Jenna, and especially Ashley C weren't the greatest casting choices but they had a couple moments and obviously were the “exes” so I can forgive them not being amazing TV.
Skeletons: great cast, no notes. Jason was the weakest link but he was still fine.
Go Big or Go Home: Dean was irrelevant. Dione wasn’t interesting enough to make up for how annoying he was, but I guess he brought some antics or whatever. Sabrina wasn’t made for reality TV. Never understood why Dylan was randomly brought in.
Bad Blood: hot ass mess of a season. Hard to judge because of that, but I’ll say Kimberly was a MAJOR disappointment.
Atlanta: I SEE what they were going for with this season but the cast was not it. It was way too typecast, and everyone was cast to play a specific role instead of being full, interesting people. Dondre, Meagan, and Tovah were pretty good. Clint and Yasmin were chasing clout. Arely was cute and had a nice story but wasn’t made for reality TV. Justin was plain boring - all we heard about was his advocacy, nothing about him himself.