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Hi Denver, here is my list of things to do this weekend. [May 17th - May 19th]
2024.05.18 01:49 0_----__----_0 Hi Denver, here is my list of things to do this weekend. [May 17th - May 19th]
If you get value out of these posts, I send this out as a newsletter which you can sign up for by clicking this link. It's free and the signups help keep these posts going. Please add any events you would like to contribute down below. FRIDAY - MAY 17th
Dallas Stars at Colorado Avalanche @ Ball Arena Shordie Shordie @ Summit @ 8PM Ganja White Night @ Mission Ballroom @ 8PM Microwave @ Ogden Theatre @ 7PM Battle Beast @ Gothic Theatre @ 8PM With Blackbriar
Buddy Bench + Grayson Ratliff @ Marquis Theater @ 7PM Fleetmac Wood @ Meow Wolf @ 9PM Nico Moreno @ Temple @ 10PM Ben Hemsley @ The Church Nightclub @ 9PM Medium Build @ Bluebird Theater @ 8PM With Rosie Rush
Local Natives @ Boulder Theater @ 8PM Liquid Chicken @ Fox Theatre @ 8PM Paa Kow @ Levitt Pavilion @ 7:30PM *Part of the Levitt Free Summer Concert Series
Arden Jones @ Globe Hall @ 8PM Rumours: Fleetwood Mac Tribute @ Moxi Theater @ 8PM SATURDAY - MAY 18th
Village Cultural Festival @ The Village Institute @ 11AM Catch a multicultural dance & fashion show, family activities, delicious food, and local craft market!
AANHPI Night Market @ Stanley Marketplace @ 2PM Enjoy a traditional Asian Night Market where you’ll enjoy a variety of cultural performances, shopping and sweet and savory treats and drinks.
Denver Comics and Arts Festival @ Town Hall Collaborative @ 11AM Shop from local artists, publishers, and vendors working to support alternative comics in Colorado.
Gabriel Iglesias Comedy Show @ Ball Arena @ 8PM Pete Davidson Comedy Show @ Boulder Theater @ 6PM / 9PM Becky Robinson Comedy Show @ Paramount Theatre @ 8PM Candlelight: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac @ Trinity United Methodist Church @ 6:30PM / 9PM Ganja White Night @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 6PM With Eliminate, Joker, Monty, & Bukez Finezt
Marcus King @ Fillmore Auditorium @ 7PM With JJ Wilde
itchy-o @ Summit @ 8PM Vale of Pnath + Abigail Williams @ Marquis Theater @ 6:30PM Idles @ Mission Ballroom @ 8PM With Ganser
GoldFish @ Ogden Theatre @ 8PM With Gigamesh & Danger Foley
Attila / Born of Osiris @ Gothic Theatre @ 5:30PM Fleetmac Wood @ Meow Wolf @ 9PM Argy @ Temple @ 10PM Medium Build @ Bluebird Theater @ 8PM With Rosie Rush
Big Bubble Rave @ Fox Theatre @ 9PM Etana + Link&Chain @ Levitt Pavilion @ 7PM *Part of the Levitt Free Summer Concert Series
Red Rum Club @ Globe Hall @ 8PM Defeats the Porpoise + Nak @ Moxi Theater @ 8PM SUNDAY - MAY 19th
Nuggets vs Timberwolves @ Ball Arena @ 7PM Pete Davidson Comedy Show @ Paramount Theatre @ 7PM Gianmarco Soresi Stand Up @ Comedy Works Downtown @ 7PM / 9:15PM Nancy Norton’s ‘Nurses Off The Charts’ Comedy Show @ Comedy Works South @ 8PM Needtobreathe @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 7PM With Judah & The Lion
Rich Amiri @ Marquis Theater @ 8PM Knocked Loose @ Mission Ballroom @ 7PM With Show Me The Body, Loathe, & SPEED
Ride @ Gothic Theatre @ 8PM With Knifeplay
Bleakheart @ Bluebird Theater @ 8PM With Palehorse/Palerider & George Cessna
Idles @ Boulder Theater @ 8PM Vincent Lima @ Globe Hall @ 8PM All Weekend
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - Billy Strings @ Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre @ 7:30PM SATURDAY & SUNDAY - RiNo Spring Bazaar @ Zeppelin Station @ 11AM Shop from 80+ local makers, enjoy food trucks and street food, craft beers, and live music at the RiNo edition of Denver BAZAAR.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY -’A Sea Symphony’ in Concert @ Boettcher Concert Hall Celebrate 40 years of the world-renowned Colorado Symphony Chorus with a renewal of Vaughan Williams' ‘A Sea Symphony,’ as well as selections from Beethoven.
All weekend - KlezKolorado Festival @ JCC Ranch Camp This weekend-long Klezmer festival includes concerts, workshops, and community-led outdoor activities.
All weekend - Kelsey Cook Stand Up @ Comedy Works Downtown All weekend - Heather McDonald Stand Up @ Comedy Works South All weekend - ‘Les Sylphides’ Ballet @ The Dairy Arts Center Boulder Ballet presents the historic ballet ‘Les Sylphides,’ with Mikhail Fokine’s original ground-breaking choreography.
All weekend - ‘A Year with Frog and Toad’ Family-Friendly Musical @ Arvada Center LAST CHANCE - Arnold Lobel's treasured characters hop from page to stage in a story of friendship and adventure.
All weekend - ‘Where Did We Sit On The Bus’ Play @ Singleton Theatre Through live music and storytelling, this one-person show immerses the audience in elaborate, layered soundscapes by fusing Latin rhythms, hip-hop, and spoken word poetry.
All weekend - ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ Play @ Kilstrom Theatre ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ is an epic and timely story of family, ambition, and risk, sprawling across 163 years of history of the Lehman Brothers.
All weekend - ‘Cullud Wattah’ Play @ Curious Theatre This time-bending play takes on the Flint Water Crisis and dives deep into the poisonous choices of the outside world and how we make the best decisions for our families’ futures when there are no options.
All weekend - ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ Play @ Vintage Theatre In this original Broadway production, an eclectic group of teenagers vie for the spelling championship of a lifetime.
Ongoing
Ongoing - ‘Bubble Planet’ Experience @ Exhibition Hub Art Center NEW - Prepare to be transported to surreal landscapes and explore 10 bubble-themed rooms that will take your imagination to new heights.
Ongoing - ‘The Berlin Airlift: Supplies from the Sky’ Exhibition @ Wings Museum The exhibit shares the lessons of courage, perseverance, and the triumph of the human spirit and pays tribute to the brave citizens who risked their lives to bring hope to a divided city.
Ongoing - ‘Biophilia: Nature Reimagined’ Exhibition @ DAM The exhibition brings together more than 80 imaginative works, including architectural models and photographs, digital installations, and immersive art that collectively highlight the transformative power of nature.
Ongoing - ‘Fazal Sheikh: Thirst Exposure In Place’ Exhibition @ DAM Capturing the Colorado Plateau, Sheikh’s portraits and landscapes shed light on the far-reaching consequences of extractive industry and climate change.
Ongoing - ‘The Russells in Denver, 1921’ Exhibition @ DAM Charles M. Russel’s works capture the vast landscapes, mountain ranges, and peoples of the American West of the 1880s, thus leaving a valuable chronicle of the West that once was.
Ongoing - ‘Sandra Vásquez de la Horra: The Awake Volcanoes’ Exhibition @ DAM The exhibition highlights paintings, drawings, and prints by award-winning artist Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, who explores the notions of fantasy, desire, fear, and pleasure and its relationship to the human body.
Ongoing - Spring Exhibition Series @ MCA MCA’s Spring series includes solo exhibitions of three contemporary artists whose multidisciplinary works focus on the exploration of the natural phenomena, landscapes, and human interactions with the natural world.
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2024.05.03 02:47 0_----__----_0 Hi Denver, here is my list of things to do this weekend [May 2nd - May 5th]
If you get value out of these posts, I send this out as a newsletter which you can sign up for by clicking this link. It's free and the signups help keep these posts going. Please add any events you would like to contribute down below. THURSDAY - MAY 2nd
Avalanche vs Jets @ Ball Arena Trevor Noah Live @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 8PM ‘Swan Lake’ Ballet @ Buell Theatre @ 7PM ‘Swan Lake,’ the ballet of all ballets, will be performed one night only as a part of the World Ballet Series with a live score played by the Boulder Symphony.
Carlos Ballarta @ Paramount Theatre @ 7:30PM Benny The Butcher @ Summit @ 8PM Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit @ Mission Ballroom @ 7:30PM With Amanda Shires
Sanguisugabogg + Jesus Piece @ Gothic Theatre @ 7PM Hi I’m Ghost @ The Church Nightclub @ 9PM Sean Hayes & Esme Patterson @ Bluebird Theater @ 8PM Megan Burtt and The Patti Fiasco @ Chautauqua @ 8PM Jamie Miller @ Globe Hall @ 8PM FRIDAY - MAY 3rd
First Friday Art Walk @ Santa Fe Arts District @ 5:30PM First Fridays in ADSF means the Santa Fe Drive and its side streets come to life for this signature neighborhood event.
First Fridays Art Walk @ RiNo Art District @ 6PM Enjoy free exhibitions, markets, live music, and so much more on first Fridays at RiNo!
Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 7PM With Amanda Shires
Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors @ Summit @ 8PM Caskey @ Marquis Theater @ 8PM City Morgue @ Mission Ballroom @ 7PM With Fourfive
Missio @ Meow Wolf @ 8PM With Polly Urethane
YOOKie @ Ogden Theatre @ 8PM Start Making Sense: Talking Heads Tribute @ Gothic Theatre @ 8PM Flosstradamus @ Temple @ 10PM Sidepiece @ The Church Nightclub @ 9PM Knower @ Fox Theatre @ 8PM Sam Bush @ Boulder Theater @ 8PM With Foggy Mountain Spaceship
Taylor Fest Party @ Bluebird Theater @ 9PM Helado Negro @ Globe Hall @ 8PM Pete Wernick + Flexigrass @ Chautauqua @ 8PM The Toxhards @ Moxi Theater @ 8PM SATURDAY - MAY 4th
Nuggets vs Lakers @ Ball Arena Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship @ Empower Field @ 4:30PM See the world’s elite riders clash head-to-head for the coveted title of Supercross Champion.
Denver Derby Day Party @ McGregor Square Get your ticket to the biggest & best Derby party outside Kentucky!
Denver Mini Derby @ Tivoli Quad Enjoy a mini horse and corgi races, craft cocktails, photo opps, live music, and, of course, live viewing of the Kentucky Derby on the big screen.
Cinco de Mayo Community Parade @ Civic Center Park @ 11AM Cherry Creek Fresh Market @ 9AM Shop Colorado products in season like farm flowers, fresh fruit & veggies, local greens, culinary herbs, French cheeses, vegan & gluten-free products, and much more!
May the 4th Pop-Up Market @ Mile High Spirits @ 2PM Shop from local artists, enter an exclusive costume contest, and discover unique products at this edition of Hangin’ N’ Slanging’ market.
Meditation in the Galleries @ Clyfford Still Museum @ 9AM Clear your mind, relax, and enjoy the beauty that surrounds you in the galleries.
Breakfast Fly-In @ Wings Museum @ 9:30AM Enjoy breakfast from a local food truck, watch aircrafts fly in and explore interactive exhibits and simulators.
‘Listen to Your Mother’ Live Show @ Boulder Theater @ 7PM This Mother’s Day show features local writers reading their works on motherhood, taking the audience on a journey filled with humor, poignant moments, and lots of nods of recognition.
‘Samson and Delilah’ Opera @ Ellie Caulkins Opera House @ 7:30PM Opera Colorado closes the season with Saint-Saëns’s operatic take on the biblical story of ‘Samson and Delilah.’
Mersiv @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 5PM With OTT, Smith., Sumthin Sumthin B2B FLY, Yoko, Terrawave
Deep Medi @ Mishawaka Amphitheatre @ 8PM Featuring Mala, Commodo, Sir Spyro, Silkie & Sgt. Pokes
L.A. Witch + Pink Fuzz @ Levitt Pavilion @ 6PM *Part of the Levitt Free Summer Concerts Series
Blind Guardian @ Summit @ 8PM Suicide Cages + The Burial Plot @ Marquis Theater @ 7:30PM Mk.gee @ Meow Wolf @ 9PM James Arthur @ Ogden Theatre @ 8PM With Forest Blakk
Sam Bush @ Gothic Theatre @ 8PM With Pick & Howl
Myles O’Neal @ Temple @ 10PM Start Making Sense: Talking Heads Tribute @ Fox Theatre @ 9PM The Music of The Beatles for Kids @ Bluebird Theater @ 11AM Presented by The Rock and Roll Playhouse
Jade Bird @ Globe Hall @ 8PM Way Down Wanderers @ Moxi Theater @ 8PM SUNDAY - MAY 5th
Steve Vanderploeg Stand Up @ Comedy Works Downtown @ 7PM John Novosad Stand Up @ Comedy Works South @ 7PM Cirque de la Symphonie Performance @ Lone Tree Arts Center @ 7PM The Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra and Cirque de la Symphonie join forces to bring a truly awe-inspiring collaboration of musicianship and artistry.
Yo-Yo Ma with the Colorado Symphony in Concert @ Boettcher Concert Hall @ 7PM Multi-GRAMMY Award-winning cellist Yo-Yo Ma returns to perform Elgar’s renowned Cello Concerto with your Colorado Symphony.
Official Cowboy Carter Beyonce Dance Party @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 7PM The Spill Canvas @ Summit @ 8PM Jack and Jack @ Marquis Theater @ 8PM With Sammy Wilk
Mersiv @ Mission Ballroom @ 3PM / 7PM With Fly & Onhell
The Amity Affliction @ Fillmore Auditorium @ 6:30PM Young Rising Sons @ Bluebird Theater @ 7:30PM With Diva Bleach
Cinco de Mayo Celebration @ Globe Hall @ 4PM Featuring Slidewok, Polysanto, Coast to Ghost, & Frankly
All Weekend
SATURDAY & SUNDAY - Denver Cinco de Mayo Festival @ Civic Center Park @ 10AM Immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of Mexican culture with a weekend full of exciting events, contests, and non-stop entertainment.
All weekend - Jordan Jensen Stand Up @ Comedy Works Downtown All weekend - Jamie Lissow Stand Up @ Comedy Works South All weekend - Music & Blossom Fest @ Canon City The Blossom Festival is the largest community run school music competition in the state.
All weekend - ‘The Cher Show’ Musical @ Buell Theatre ‘The Cher Show’ is 35 smash hits, six decades of stardom, two rock-star husbands, and countless EGOT awards, all in one unabashedly fabulous new musical that will have audiences dancing in the aisles!
All weekend - ‘A Year with Frog and Toad’ Family-Friendly Musical @ Arvada Center Arnold Lobel's treasured characters hop from page to stage in a story of friendship and adventure.
All weekend - ‘Where Did We Sit On The Bus’ Play @ Singleton Theatre Through live music and storytelling, this one-person show immerses the audience in elaborate, layered soundscapes by fusing Latin rhythms, hip-hop, and spoken word poetry.
All weekend - ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ Play @ Kilstrom Theatre ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ is an epic and timely story of family, ambition, and risk, sprawling across 163 years of history of the Lehman Brothers.
All weekend - ‘Emma’ Play @ Wolf Theatre LAST CHANCE - In a new adaptation that’s a bit zany and refreshingly contemporary, playwright Kate Hamill infuses the language and perspectives of today into Austen’s beloved characters.
All weekend - ‘Noises Off’ Play @ Arvada Center LAST CHANCE - A play withing a play, this relentless, high-energy farce is filled with embarrassing moments, behind-the-scenes kerfuffles, physical comedy hijinks, and even flying sardines.
Ongoing
Ongoing - ‘Space Explorers: The Infinite’ Immersive Experience @ Stanley Marketplace LAST CHANCE - Embark on an immersive excursion through new breathtaking videos that reveal the many wonders of space exploration.
Ongoing - ‘The Berlin Airlift: Supplies from the Sky’ Exhibition @ Wings Museum The exhibit shares the lessons of courage, perseverance, and the triumph of the human spirit and pays tribute to the brave citizens who risked their lives to bring hope to a divided city.
Ongoing - 'Spookadelia' Immersive Show @ Spectra Art Space LAST CHANCE - 'Spookadelia: Doubt’s Echo' is an all-ages narrative-driven psychedelic immersive art, theatrical, and highly interactive experience.
Ongoing - ‘Fazal Sheikh: Thirst Exposure In Place’ Exhibition @ DAM Capturing the Colorado Plateau, Sheikh’s portraits and landscapes shed light on the far-reaching consequences of extractive industry and climate change.
Ongoing - ‘The Russells in Denver, 1921’ Exhibition @ DAM Charles M. Russel’s works capture the vast landscapes, mountain ranges, and peoples of the American West of the 1880s, thus leaving a valuable chronicle of the West that once was.
Ongoing - ‘Sandra Vásquez de la Horra: The Awake Volcanoes’ Exhibition @ DAM The exhibition highlights paintings, drawings, and prints by award-winning artist Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, who explores the notions of fantasy, desire, fear, and pleasure and its relationship to the human body.
Ongoing - Spring Exhibition Series @ MCA MCA’s Spring series includes solo exhibitions of three contemporary artists whose multidisciplinary works focus on the exploration of the natural phenomena, landscapes, and human interactions with the natural world.
Ongoing - ‘Performing Self’ Exhibition @ Boulder Museum of Contemporary ArtThis exhibition provides a look into how seven multidisciplinary artists celebrate the mutability of self-identity through the embodiment of alter egos or personae.
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2024.02.28 10:15 newmusicrls Traxsource Hype Chart February 12th 2024
https://minimalfreaks.co/2024/02/traxsource-hype-chart-february-12th-2024/ Miguel Migs - The Bump Joint (Deep Feels Dub) 05:47 122bpm 6A Deep House
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Rona Ray, beatsbyhand - Say Yes feat. Rona Ray (Extended Mix) 08:12 118bpm 4A Deep House
Jay Vegas - Luv Drug (Hatiras Remix) 06:20 124bpm 5A House
Deeper Purpose, GUZ (NL), Dope Earth Alien - That Sound feat. Dope Earth Alien (Extended Mix) 05:57 125bpm 8A Tech House
Sammy Deuce - Next To You 05:12 118bpm 9A Nu Disco / Disco
Kai Alce, Ash Lauryn - Underground & Black (12 Mix) 05:28 124bpm 9A Deep House
Barbara Tucker, The BCrew - Promised Land (Homage) (DJ Spen, Thommy Davis & Greg Lewis Remix) 07:56 125bpm 1A House
Fish Go Deep, Tracey K - The Cure & The Cause (Idris Elba Extended Remix) 05:53 125bpm 11A House
Masaki Morii - DPCT 4 07:03 123bpm 8A Deep House
Chris Stussy - Desire (Extended) 06:14 67bpm 1A Deep House
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DJ Mes - Over and Over 06:01 125bpm 9A Jackin House
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Locke, Lex (Athens), Guto Fernandez - Purity (feat. Guto Fernandez) 05:26 91bpm 1A House
Aaron K. Gray - I Need You Now (Mark Francis & DJ Spen Extended Vocal Mix) 06:32 120bpm 4B Dance / Electro Pop
Gene Farris, DJ Rae - Forever Always (Tim Baresko Remix) 05:30 128bpm 9B Tech House
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Haldo - We Danzhe 05:05 122bpm 9B Afro House
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cesco. - My Heart 05:30 128bpm 11A Tech House
Rowetta, Love Is A Bassline - Better Be Good (Extended Vocal Mix) 06:29 124bpm 4A Nu Disco / Disco
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Max Sinàl - Ravage Music (Vocal) 06:18 122bpm 9A Deep House
Caparzo - Who Dis 05:11 124bpm 11B Tech House
Niki Muxx - Tumhe 06:29 124bpm 5A Afro House
HP Vince - Rise Up (Original) 05:48 124bpm 10B House
Jo Paciello - Happyness Sucks 2024 (Love and Happyness Mix) 06:20 121bpm 2A Jackin House
Jam Jamiro - Try & Stop Me (Scott Diaz Remix) 06:42 125bpm 4B Deep House
K'you, Suagar - Cayo Coco 05:38 120bpm 9A Afro House
Mary Pearce, Lovely Laura, GeO Gospel Choir, Revival Collective - Take Me To The River feat. Lovely Laura feat. GeO Gospel Choir (Extended) 05:40 125bpm 9A House
Block & Crown - GLXY (Nudisco 2024 Dubb) 05:03 122bpm 8A Nu Disco / Indie Dance
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DJ Sneak - This One 06:19 124bpm 7A House
Crewcutz, Freenzy Music - Workthebody 05:30 128bpm 3A Tech House
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Cinthie - Won't U Take Me (Dam Swindle Remix) 05:34 128bpm 8A Deep House
Jon Mavek, Precious James - Phyre (Main Mix) 07:08 123bpm 6A Afro House
Ross Kiser - Catacombs 07:42 126bpm 4A Deep House
Me & My Toothbrush - Disco Ibiza (Extended Mix) 05:59 123bpm 7B Nu Disco / Disco
Roy Jazz Grant, Anthony Crupi - The Roots Of House (The Paradise Radio Mix) 03:27 124bpm 11A House
DJ Apt - Wooooo (Extended Mix) 08:14 123bpm 7A House
Patrick Wayne, DJ THREEJAY - Stompin' 05:05 126bpm 3B Jackin House
Moon Rocket - Moon Work One (Midnight Mix) 06:34 123bpm 8A Afro House
Electronic Youth - Heart Broken (Extended Mix) 06:02 123bpm 10A Organic House / Downtempo
Jimpster, Made - Gjer Inkort (Jimpster Remix) 06:59 128bpm 3A Deep House
DJ Popinjay - Disco Bounce 05:12 126bpm 3A Nu Disco / Disco
Arthur Baker, James Hurr - Powder In The Nose (Extended Mix) 05:12 126bpm 7B Tech House
Sean Bartana - Burning Up 05:46 123bpm 6B UK Garage / Bassline
Fein Cerra, Nicolas Lacaille - Woodford Tempo (Sebb Junior Remix) 05:54 126bpm 10B Deep House
Lee Wilson, Cafe 432 - Greatest Love (Extended Club Mix) 05:55 123bpm 10A House
Ray-D - Body Rock 05:08 125bpm 10A Jackin House
James Deron - Ovie Doh 05:21 123bpm 6B Afro House
DJ Pierre, Spank Spank - I Believe (Pierre's Hard Mix) 06:53 124bpm 8A House
Fizzikx - Deep Ride 06:51 123bpm 11B Deep House
Babert - The Disco Thang 04:15 124bpm 1B Nu Disco / Disco
Seb Skalski, Rona Ray - Delulu (Seb's Funk & Soul Remix) 04:44 125bpm 8A House
RAYZIR, Daniel Orpi - Everything 05:58 130bpm 3A Minimal / Deep Tech
Fuzzy Hair - This Is Real (Extended Mix) 04:59 126bpm 10B Tech House
Paco Caniza - You've Got The Power 05:48 124bpm 10A Nu Disco / Disco
Fish Go Deep, Tracey K - The Cure & The Cause (Atmos Blaq Extended Remix) 06:56 120bpm 10A Afro House
Arco - Lullaby (Extended Mix) 07:13 122bpm 8B Organic House / Downtempo
Demarkus Lewis - For So Long 05:09 124bpm 12B Jackin House
LevyM - Bluebird (Extended Mix) 07:24 123bpm 8A Afro House
Hotmood - Never Gonna Let You Go (Extended Mix) 06:06 118bpm 10A Nu Disco / Disco
Danism, Heidi Vogel, Train (UK) - Right for You (Eric Kupper Extended Remix) 06:36 123bpm 10A House
Out Of Your League - For The Underground 07:10 126bpm 10B UK Garage / Bassline
Paco Osuna, Manu Gonzalez - Lets Kick It 06:20 128bpm 10B Tech House
Foo Funkers - Da Phunky 06:05 124bpm 10B Jackin House
Enzo Siffredi, BAQABO, Joezi - Kuparara Feat. BAQABO 06:03 122bpm 6B Afro House
Harvey Ross - Forever 05:13 124bpm 9A Nu Disco / Disco
Toolate Grooves - Keep Me Satisfied 07:46 124bpm 7A Deep House
Vooz Brothers, Italo Gonzales, Eyal Heller - Dia De Mi Suerte feat. Italo Gonzales feat. Eyal Heller (Extended Mix) 06:59 122bpm 6A Afro House
Amorhouse - Take a Bit (Extended Mix) 06:30 128bpm 3A Tech House
Barkhan - Afterwhat (Extended Mix) 06:10 125bpm 9A House
DJ Rendo - Felicidades Hermano 05:41 125bpm 4B House
Romain Villeroy - Dreams Come True 05:54 125bpm 5A Nu Disco / Disco
Will Clarke, Soweto Gospel Choir, Latroit, Groove Terminator - Good Life (Will Clarke & Latroit Remix Extended) 03:04 128bpm 10A Afro House
Patrick Meeks - More Than Love 06:00 128bpm 8A UK Garage / Bassline
Homero Espinosa, FKAjazz - The Message (Sax Dub) 05:55 124bpm 8A Deep House
Boddhi Satva, Erin Kimberly - Now Or Never (Gregor Salto Remix) 05:37 123bpm 3A House
Earth n Days - The Kinda Love (CASSIMM Extended Remix) 05:13 127bpm 2B House
FDF (Italy) - Disko Malandrino 05:20 126bpm 3A Jackin House
Christos Fourkis - Buenos Dias 07:22 120bpm 8A Afro House
D.P.V. - Heavenly 05:48 122bpm 2B Nu Disco / Disco
AnAmStyle - Ambition 04:41 126bpm 7A Deep House
Jamek Ortega, Groove Shack - Confusion 07:23 123bpm 7B Melodic House & Techno
Aldo Bergamasco, Antonello Ferrari - Ain't No Mountain High Enough (Antonello Ferrari & Aldo Bergamasco Club Mix) 07:20 121bpm 10A Dance / Electro Pop
Alaia & Gallo, Notwins, MC Negra Nelly - Fazer feat. MC Negra Nelly (Extended Mix) 05:31 129bpm 5B Tech House Latin Tech
Shredder SA, Marco Pex, Lyrical Ivy - Horizon 06:40 120bpm 10A Afro House
Brothas & Sistas - Work 4 Love (Extended Mix) 04:24 120bpm 4A Funky House
Orlando Voorn - Freedom 08:13 120bpm 3A Deep House
Crazibiza - Lock Down (2024 Remaster) 04:20 120bpm 5A House
Demarkus Lewis - TC's Chopper 06:08 125bpm 6B Jackin House
Roger Garcia - Descobridor Dos Sete Mares (Extended Mix) 05:39 125bpm 6A Afro House
Sweely - Extra Man 04:48 130bpm 11B House
Stardate, Diisqo - Love Statement 05:42 120bpm 2A Afro House
Dam Swindle - Soul's Lament (DJ Sneak Remix) 08:58 126bpm 9A House
Murphy's Law (UK) - Karma 05:54 130bpm 9A Tech House
Aberton - Please 05:59 123bpm 8B Deep House
Natema, Soldera, Bonitah - Volar 05:36 120bpm 6A Afro House
Purple Disco Machine, Asdis - Beat Of Your Heart (Club Dub) 06:07 121bpm 5B Nu Disco / Disco
Damian Rausch - Late 05:24 128bpm 7A Deep House
Yannek Maunz, Ivy Purple - Eye of the Storm (Felix Raphael Remix) 06:25 122bpm 6A Organic House / Downtempo
Carlos Salas - Come On Bass 06:50 128bpm 12A Jackin House
Wallace - Papertrip 06:08 124bpm 4A House
HWG - Where Have You Been Hiding 06:00 128bpm 8A UK Garage / Bassline
Manoo, Blue Nefertiti - My Funny Valentine (Manoo Club Mix) 08:01 122bpm 5B House
Aberton, Chicago 8477 - In The Water 04:57 124bpm 7A Nu Disco / Disco
Andrea Maggino, Matteo Dentone - Hope (Extended Mix) 06:06 128bpm 8A Tech House
PolyRhythm - Ayabo 06:04 120bpm 4B Afro House
Todd Terry, Cherrelle - Affair (Extended Remix 2.5) 07:46 125bpm 2A House
Ken@Work - What In The World 04:03 120bpm 8A Nu Disco / Disco
Jason Hodges, Joey Coco - Valentino ft Emerson Alexander 06:30 129bpm 12A Jackin House
Renate, Presi On, Augusto Yepes, Pacho Carnaval - Cuarto Oscuro (feat. Pacho Carnaval) (Extended Mix) 05:54 124bpm 8B Afro House
Ziyon, SculpturedMusic - Another Day (feat. Ziyon) 05:30 118bpm 5A Dance / Electro Pop
Robin M, Nyabuto - Tu Sawa (Just Fine) (feat. Nyabuto) 07:14 150bpm 8B Afro House
TRINSEO - On My Mind 05:11 125bpm 8B Jackin House
Rayko - Looks Like Love 09:06 120bpm 7B House
Zuni - El Jefe 04:53 122bpm 8A Afro / Latin / Brazilian
June Jazzin - Absence 4 Breakfast 06:48 123bpm 2A Soulful House
Koki Riba, Vincent Ache' - Closer 06:39 121bpm 8B Afro House
Isenberg, Cecelia - Near U 04:32 134bpm 6B UK Garage / Bassline
Paul Parsons - Gonna Get Ya 04:28 123bpm 6B Nu Disco / Disco
The Reactivitz - Never Stop 05:09 128bpm 2A Tech House
Maurice Joshua, Yvonne Gage - Garden Of Eve (Lenny Fontana Vocal Remix) 05:08 123bpm 2B House
Jose De Mara - The UG (Extended Mix) 05:48 127bpm 3A Tech House
Leta Rati - Happiness 06:48 120bpm 7A Organic House / Downtempo
Kry (IT) - I Got To Have You (Extended Mix) 04:45 124bpm 8A House
Trimtone - Ooh Baby 05:11 125bpm 9A House
Alex Moiss - Mushroom Jazz 05:51 122bpm 7A Jackin House
DJ Haus - Feel the Change Comin' On 04:19 126bpm 12A Jackin House
Guti - You Only Live Once 06:56 127bpm 5B House
Ken@Work - If It Takes All Nite 05:39 120bpm 2A Nu Disco / Disco
Davide Marsala, Justin Fahrmer - Pump It 05:46 128bpm 6A Tech House
Stanny Abram - Wrong 05:53 126bpm 5A Tech House
Max Essa, Eddie C - Melon Steppin 07:02 106bpm 9A Nu Disco / Disco
TRINSEO - I Need You 05:11 125bpm 6B Jackin House
CEV's - Nazara 06:10 125bpm 12A House
Both 91 - Fancy 04:36 125bpm 4A Nu Disco / Disco
Jesse Bru - Ever Day Of My Life 01:43 145bpm 9A House Electronic
IMGADSDEN - Unknown Certainty 06:04 123bpm 11A Deep House
DJ Tomer, Fanzo, Ricardo Gi - Heartbreak (VooDoo Tribe Mix) 06:33 120bpm 2B Afro House
Got Soul Collective - Departed 04:50 122bpm 9A House
DZR - Muzik 06:24 126bpm 10B Tech House
FederFunk - Over 04:11 125bpm 8A House
Art Dogmaticz - If I Could Only Stay (Extended Stay Mix) 06:31 123bpm 4B House
Chemars - Promises Broken 05:45 123bpm 6B Jackin House
Elliot Hollins - Two Steps Forward, Zero Steps Back 05:58 124bpm 5A Deep House
Ludwe (SA) - Oktober (Diamond Dealer Edit) 08:25 122bpm 5B Melodic House & Techno
Burnski, Kepler - Follow Me 06:47 132bpm 8A Minimal / Deep Tech
Gerideau Theo - Changes (Stacey’s Main Mix) 07:27 125bpm 9A Soulful House
The Nay Trixx - Doin' Alright On Saturday Night 06:32 123bpm 8B Jackin House
Ricky Paes - My House Way 06:35 124bpm 5A Tech House
Kristin Velvet - Smoke 04:47 127bpm 9B Tech House
Mocedades Groove - Tape 06:00 124bpm 9B Jackin House
Nes Mburu, Arcade Saiyans - Yule (Extended Mix) 06:44 120bpm 9B Afro House
Sudi - These Dayz 07:08 122bpm 5A UK Garage / Bassline
ASHRR - Fizzy 05:11 113bpm 9A Nu Disco / Disco
Gerardo Corona, the nava brothers - En La Cama Todo Se Vale 06:36 124bpm 11A Tech House Latin Tech
Dave Kurtis - Funkin Good 04:15 124bpm 5A Jackin House
Anyma (ofc) - Pictures Of You (Extended Mix) 05:08 128bpm 9A Dance / Electro Pop
Chris Groovejey - Candela 06:43 94bpm 12B Afro House
Liquid Pegasus, Donnell Pitman - Joog With Me 04:08 114bpm 5B Nu Disco / Disco
Otho and Grag - Falling 05:16 122bpm 12B Nu Disco / Disco
TCHDWN - Pasteur 04:13 127bpm 3A House
Peter Mac - Ven Conmigo 07:07 122bpm 6A Deep House
Orlando Voorn - The Calling 07:03 124bpm 2A Deep House
Ayah Tlhanyane, Darksidevinyl - Buya 06:17 121bpm 1B Afro House
Rick Marshall - Party 'Til The Am 05:50 122bpm 5A Jackin House
Grace Bones - For Real 04:28 131bpm 8A House
Tonbe - Rare Groove (2024 Mix) 04:48 120bpm 10A Jackin House
Bodhi - Popit 05:09 103bpm 10A Bass / Club
Giorgio Bassetti, S.A.N.E. - Lost Lover feat. S.A.N.E. 06:24 120bpm 2B Afro House
Jonathan Touch, Max Gazer - First Day 06:50 120bpm 6A Indie Dance
Fred Everything, Robert Owens - Never 05:23 121bpm 10B Deep House
Ken@Work - If You Feel It's Right 04:51 120bpm 9A Nu Disco / Disco
Roland Clark - One Kiss 08:48 125bpm 5A Soulful House
Danilo De Santo - Going Up 06:04 128bpm 12A Minimal / Deep Tech
Kapote - The Come On (Extended Version) 06:23 126bpm 3A Deep House
Jose Nunez, DJ Gomi, Bianca Kinane - Distance (Electronic Youth Extended Mix) 06:11 125bpm 8B House
Erik Bo - Just For Sale 05:42 126bpm 7A Jackin House
ISHXN - Bad Boy Boogie 05:36 120bpm 1B Nu Disco / Disco
JOMAQ, Carol Seubert - Girl (Extended Mix) 04:41 128bpm 7A House
Krewcial - Owo (Crackazat Remix) 06:36 122bpm 9A Deep House
Moe Turk, Putri Cinta - French Touch 06:16 115bpm 4A Melodic / Progressive House
Dantiez, The Saunderson Brothers - Shake It (Extended Mix) 05:18 127bpm 4A House
Christophe Salin - Overland 07:08 126bpm 7A Melodic House & Techno
Idd Aziz, Dane Carter - Kiri 06:52 122bpm 2A Afro House
MVC Project - Suite 321 (Nightclubbing Mix) 07:07 120bpm 6B Nu Disco / Disco
Sean Finn - Mas Que Mancada (Extended Mix) 04:53 125bpm 4A Funky House
Tar Ntsei, Nick SA, Nytpress Musiq - Way Up 06:32 115bpm 1A Afro House
Lex (Athens) - Without You 06:23 124bpm 8A Deep House
Zano, Gaba Cannal - Ksasenjalo 08:43 112bpm 3A Amapiano
DJ Gomi, Mike Ivy - MISSING 05:49 127bpm 11A House
Kastelo, JOSÉPHINE (US) - Make It Hot (Extended Mix) 04:56 127bpm 5A Tech House
Jonasclean - You Touch My Heart 04:11 126bpm 8A Jackin House
Fabio Vela - Wait 05:46 128bpm 12A House
DJ Nahh - Hurt Beings 05:25 120bpm 3B Afro House
Hendt - This Is Me 04:39 128bpm 1A Jackin House
Marc Brauner, MARINA TRENCH - What You Need (Marc Brauner Remix) 05:04 130bpm 8A House
Roger Da'Silva - One More Time (Extended Mix) 05:42 126bpm 8A House
Modesti - It's Alright 04:24 120bpm 8A Nu Disco / Disco
Boomclap - So Into You 07:01 124bpm 6A Deep House
Borgez - Millions 04:51 128bpm 8A Tech House
Minidisk - El Ritmo del Tambor 05:30 124bpm 9A Afro House
Lis Sarroca - Stroopwafel 06:20 122bpm 6A House
Naz Manana - Dawn 05:37 125bpm 10A Afro House
Richard Les Crees - Thinkin'bout it 05:56 126bpm 7A Jackin House
Alexny - Conspiracy Move 05:21 120bpm 12A Nu Disco / Disco
La Matta - Sense of Style (Nu Ground Foundation Classic Instrumental) 06:56 116bpm 1A House
Timothee Milton - Time To Go Up 06:49 125bpm 8B Deep House
Cheema (IT) - Jis Matt 07:04 81bpm 5A Melodic House & Techno
DJ Mystery - Control the Night 07:08 128bpm 9A House
NIIXII - Me and You 06:53 122bpm 5A Melodic House & Techno
Cas - I Don't Know 06:57 122bpm 5A Jackin House
Sunner Soul - Da Funk 05:32 122bpm 12A Nu Disco / Disco
Soulfuledge, Hannah Clare - Get You off My Mind (Vocal Mix) 05:32 123bpm 6B House
KiNK, Rachel Row - Time 08:49 145bpm 11A Techno (Peak Time / Driving)
D.Noriega - ArdGroove 06:13 126bpm 9A Tech House
Felipe Gordon - Flutes of Gold 07:02 119bpm 6A Deep House
Mavhungu, Funkky - Tshedza (Main Mix) 06:20 122bpm 8B Afro House
Sound On Tape - Hush Harbors (Wilfy D Remix) 03:47 65bpm 10A UK Garage / Bassline
Sweet LA - Mary Jane 03:25 126bpm 9A Nu Disco / Disco
Maris, Martina Camargo - Linda Rosa (Anthony Class & Danny Moon Remix) 05:54 122bpm 1A Deep House
Tree Threes - Bare Strut 05:55 94bpm 5A House
Libellula - Crazy Keys (Nu Ground Foundation Classic Mix) 07:06 120bpm 12A Deep House
Kolter - Get Sexy 06:03 128bpm 5B Minimal / Deep Tech
Even Funkier - Look Of Love In Your Eyes 05:22 128bpm 12A Nu Disco / Disco
Jason Merle - Fat Nickel Sack 06:05 126bpm 1A Jackin House
HyperSOUL-X - Juntos (Main HT) 05:25 122bpm 9A Afro House
Corrado Alunni - Only At Night 05:09 123bpm 8A Jackin House
Navarro (BR), DTenorio - A Gotta Feeling 05:25 130bpm 9A Tech House
Jennifer Vanilla - Jennifer Pastoral (Love Injection's Earthly Mix) 07:24 153bpm 5A House
Soul Des Jaguar - Long Journey Ahead 07:46 116bpm 12A House
Kokode - Bass Buzz 06:17 124bpm 11A Minimal / Deep Tech
Ariano Kina - Forever 05:34 122bpm 1A Afro House
No Hopes, Max Freeze - I Do (Ver-Dikt & Andy Dav Remix) 06:24 120bpm 7B Indie Dance
Pietro Nicosia - Softly 09:06 122bpm 10B Deep House
Hudson Cerone - Let's Make This Quick 05:24 130bpm 4A UK Garage / Bassline
Nail - Away Again 06:39 125bpm 8A Jackin House
Gabriel Dominguez, Victor Leon - Caracas 03:06 124bpm 11B Afro House
Maxime Groove - Feelin 07:12 125bpm 8A House
DJ Thes-Man - Its Too Late 08:30 122bpm 8A Afro House
HNQO - It's Fine, You'll Regret It 05:15 122bpm 3A Deep House
MASMIN, Q Narongwate - Into You 06:04 123bpm 8A Afro House
ANKO (DE) - Tranquillo (Extended Mix) 06:18 127bpm 4A Minimal / Deep Tech
SMHRS - The Godfather Of House (Dano's West Coast Remix) 05:49 123bpm 11A Deep House
pM.Mp, Lisanse - A Change Will Come 06:43 116bpm 3A Deep House
The Cube Guys, Discoplex - Reach Out 05:36 126bpm 2A House
MMH - The Only One 05:17 121bpm 6A Jackin House
8 Bit Society - All Life Long (Anis Hachemi Remix) 05:56 92bpm 12B Afro House
Lauryn May - Tell Me (Nu Ground Foundation Classic Club Mix) 06:53 126bpm 9B House
Joseph Armani, Carlos Curmi, Late Mike - Haunted 04:38 126bpm 8A House
Parsec - Stage Killa 07:56 132bpm 10B Minimal / Deep Tech
Cupidon, Milaa - Feel It 03:34 121bpm 4B Afro House
Olmun - Make It Last 05:28 127bpm 10A Deep House
GooDisco - Hot Winter Nights 05:45 123bpm 6B Jackin House
Arrumar - Mamas Touch 04:22 119bpm 10B Afro House
Alan Russell - Aaaah (Extended Version) 07:11 119bpm 6A Deep House
Babs Presents, Choc-l@t Crew - Let Me 06:22 123bpm 10B UK Garage / Bassline
Kaiz (BE) - Love Fall 06:11 124bpm 1B Jackin House
Nick Dare - Virtual Reality 06:50 122bpm 9B Deep House
LuckzinSA - Land In Egypt 06:37 121bpm 11A Afro House
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2024.02.27 20:04 ebm_synthpop Traxsource Hype Chart February 12th, 2024
Title: Traxsource Hype Chart February 12th, 2024
*exclusive\*
Genre: House, Afro House, Deep House, Funky House, Jackin House, Nu Disco / Disco, Soulful House, Tech House, Indie Dance, Melodic House & Techno, Minimal / Deep Tech, UK Garage / Bassline, Progressive House
Release Date: 2024-02-12
DOWNLOAD in 320kbps: https://sharing-db.club/djs-chart/472412_traxsource-hype-chart-february-12th-2024/ Tracklist: 1. Miguel Migs – The Bump Joint (Deep Feels Dub) (5:47) 2. FNX OMAR, Mr. V – The Place (7:23) 3. Right To Life – Give It Up (Micky More & Andy Tee Extended) (5:59) 4. Rona Ray, beatsbyhand – Say Yes feat. Rona Ray (Extended Mix) (8:12) 5. Jay Vegas – Luv Drug (Hatiras Remix) (6:19) 6. Deeper Purpose, GUZ (NL), Dope Earth Alien – That Sound feat. Dope Earth Alien (Extended Mix) (5:57) 7. Sammy Deuce – Next To You (5:12) 8. Kai Alce feat Ash Lauryn – Undergound & Black (12″ Mix) (5:28) 9. The BCrew – Promised Land (Homage) (DJ Spen, Thommy Davis & Greg Lewis Remix) (7:56) 10. Fish Go Deep, Tracey K – The Cure & The Cause (Idris Elba Extended Remix) (5:53) 11. Masaki Morii – DPCT 4 (7:03) 12. Chris Stussy – Desire (Extended) (6:14) 13. Groove Junkies, Reelsoul, Tertulien Thomas – Happiness Is Just Around The Bend (Groove N’ Soul Classic Vox) (7:55) 14. DJ Mes – Out of Order (6:00) 15. Guri & Eider, Roman Jack, Guri, Eider – Angaa (Sky) (6:20) 16. Haldo, Luca Ravagni – My Fantasy (Original Mix) (6:08) 17. Lem Springsteen, VocalzByJamelle, DJ Spen – Falling (DJ Spen & Gary Hudgins Remix) (7:11) 18. HOTMOOD – Brazamba (5:16) 19. Mo’Cream – The New Day (Pete Moss Remix) (8:15) 20. Chucho Teliz – Space (5:16) 21. Golden Gate – Shine Like The Sun (The Reflex Revision) (8:01) 22. Scruscru – Don’t Mess With My F (4:49) 23. Hilit Kolet – Hot Mess (Mike Dunn ‘Deep Messy’ Remix) (6:22) 24. Lex (Athens), Locke, Guto Fernandez – Purity (5:26) 25. Aaron K. Gray – I Need You Now (Mark Francis & DJ Spen Extended Vocal Mix) (6:32) 26. Gene Farris, DJ Rae – Forever Always (Tim Baresko Remix) (5:30) 27. Mike Newman, Djsakisp – Do To Me (6:16) 28. Haldo – We Danzhe (5:05) 29. Jerome Sydenham, Dennis Ferrer – The Back Door (6:51) 30. cesco. – My Heart (5:30) 31. Love Is A Bassline, Rowetta – Better Be Good (Extended Vocal Mix) (6:29) 32. Pippi Ciez – Sunrise over Uluwatu (5:01) 33. Max Sinal – Ravage Music (Vocal) (6:18) 34. Caparzo – Who Dis (5:11) 35. Niki Muxx – Tumhe (6:29) 36. HP Vince – Rise Up (5:48) 37. Jo Paciello – Happyness Sucks 2024 (Love and Happyness Mix) (6:20) 38. Jam Jamiro – Try & Stop Me (Scott Diaz Remix) (6:42) 39. K’you, Suagar – Cayo Coco (5:38) 40. Revival, Mary Pearce, Lovely Laura, GeO Gospel Choir – Take Me To The River (Extended) (5:40) 41. Block & Crown – GLXY (Nudisco 2024 Dubb) (5:02) 42. Suki Soul, Leroy – Right Back at Ya (Extended Mix) (5:58) 43. DJ Sneak – This One (6:19) 44. Crewcutz, Freenzy Music – Workthebody (5:30) 45. M. Rodriguez – I Want To Know (7:17) 46. Cinthie – Won’t U Take Me (Dam Swindle Remix) (5:34) 47. Ross Kiser – Catacombs (7:42) 48. Me & My Toothbrush – Disco Ibiza (Extended Mix) (5:59) 49. Roy Jazz Grant, Anthony Crupi – The Roots Of House (The Paradise Radio Mix) (3:27) 50. DJ Apt – Wooooo (Extended Mix) (8:14) 51. Patrick Wayne, DJ ThreeJay – Stompin’ (5:05) 52. Moon Rocket – Moon Work One (Midnight Mix) (6:34) 53. Electronic Youth – Heart Broken (Extended Mix) (6:02) 54. Made, Jimpster – Gjer Inkort (Jimpster Remix) (6:59) 55. DJ Popinjay – Disco Bounce (5:12) 56. James Hurr, Arthur Baker – Powder In The Nose (Extended Mix) (5:12) 57. Sean Bartana – Burning Up (5:46) 58. Nicolas Lacaille, Fein Cerra, Sebb Junior – Woodford Tempo (Sebb Junior Extended Remix) (5:54) 59. Cafe 432, Lee Wilson – Greatest Love (Extended Club Mix) (5:55) 60. Ray-D – Body Rock (5:08) 61. James Deron – Ovie Doh (Original Mix) (5:21) 62. DJ Pierre, Spank Spank – I Believe (Pierre’s Hard Mix) (6:53) 63. Fizzikx – Deep Ride (Original Mix) (6:51) 64. Babert – The Disco Thang (4:15) 65. Seb Skalski, Rona Ray – Delulu (Seb’s Funk & Soul Remix) (4:44) 66. RAYZIR, Daniel Orpi – Everything (Original Mix) (5:58) 67. Fuzzy Hair – This Is Real (Extended Mix) (5:00) 68. Paco Caniza – You’ve Got The Power (5:48) 69. Fish Go Deep, Tracey K – The Cure & The Cause (Atmos Blaq Extended Remix) (6:56) 70. Arco – Lullaby (Extended Mix) (7:12) 71. Demarkus Lewis – For So Long (5:09) 72. LevyM – Bluebird (Extended Mix) (7:24) 73. Hotmood – Never Gonna Let You Go (Extended Mix) (6:06) 74. Danism, Heidi Vogel, Train (UK) – Right for You (Eric Kupper Extended Remix) (6:36) 75. Out Of Your League – For The Underground (7:10) 76. Paco Osuna, Manu González – Lets Kick It (6:20) 77. Foo Funkers – Da Phunky (Original Mix) (6:05) 78. Joezi, Enzo Siffredi, BAQABO – Kuparara (6:02) 79. Harvey Ross – Sharing-DB.club – Forever (5:13) 80. Toolate Groove, REDA – Keep Me Satisfied (7:46) 81. Vooz Brothers, Italo Gonzales, Eyal Heller – Dia De Mi Suerte (Extended Mix) (6:59) 82. Amorhouse – Take a Bit (Extended Mix) (6:30) 83. Barkhan – Afterwhat (Extended Mix) (6:10) 84. Dj Rendo – Felicidades Hermano (5:41) 85. Romain Villeroy – Dreams Come True (5:54) 86. Will Clarke, Latroit, Soweto Gospel Choir, Groove Terminator – Good Life (Will Clarke & Latroit Remix Extended) (3:04) 87. Patrick Meeks – More Than Love (6:00) 88. Homero Espinosa, FKAjazz – The Message (Sax Dub) (5:54) 89. Boddhi Satva, Erin Kimberly – Now Or Never (Gregor Salto Remix) (5:37) 90. Earth n Days – The Kinda Love (CASSIMM Extended Remix) (5:13) 91. FDF (Italy) – Disko Malandrino (5:20) 92. Christos Fourkis – Buenos Dias (7:22) 93. D.P.V. – Heavenly (5:48) 94. AnAmStyle – Ambition (Original Mix) (4:41) 95. Groove Shack, Jamek Ortega – Confusion (7:23) 96. Antonello Ferrari, Aldo Bergamasco – Ain’t No Mountain High Enough (Antonello Ferrari & Aldo Bergamasco Club Mix) (7:20) 97. Alaia & Gallo, NoTwins, MC NEGRA NELLY – Fazer (Extended Mix) (5:31) 98. Shredder SA, Marco Pex, Lyrical Ivy – Horizon (Original Mix) (6:40) 99. Brothas & Sistas – Work 4 Love (Extended Mix) (4:24) 100. Orlando Voorn – Freedom (8:13) 101. Crazibiza – Lock Down (Remaster) (4:20) 102. Demarkus Lewis – TC’s Chopper (6:08) 103. Roger Garcia – O Descobridor Dos Sete Mares (Extended Mix) (5:39) 104. Sweely – Extra Man (Original Mix) (4:48) 105. Stardate, Diisqo – Love Statement (5:42) 106. Dam Swindle – Soul’s Lament (DJ Sneak Remix) (8:58) 107. Murphy’s Law (UK) – Karma (Original Mix) (5:54) 108. Aberton – Please (5:59) 109. Natema, Soldera, Bonitah – Volar (Original Mix) (5:36) 110. Purple Disco Machine, ÁSDÍS – Beat Of Your Heart (Club Dub) (6:07) 111. Damian Rausch – Late (5:24) 112. Yannek Maunz, Ivy Purple – Eye of the Storm (Felix Raphael Remix) (6:25) 113. Carlos Salas – Come On Bass (Original Mix) (6:50) 114. Wallace – Papertrip (6:08) 115. HWG – Where Have You Been Hiding (6:00) 116. Blue Nefertiti, Manoo – My Funny Valentine (Manoo Club Mix) (8:01) 117. Aberton, Chicago 8477 – In The Water (4:57) 118. Andrea Maggino, Matteo Dentone – Hope (Extended Mix) (6:06) 119. Polyrhythm – Sharing-DB.club – Ayabo (6:04) 120. Todd Terry, Cherrelle – Affair (Extended Remix 2.5) (7:46) 121. Ken@Work – What In The World (4:03) 122. Jason Hodges, Joey Coco – Valentino ft Emerson Alexander (6:30) 123. Renate, Presi On, Augusto Yepes, Pacho Carnaval – Cuarto Oscuro (feat. Pacho Carnaval) (Extended Mix) (5:54) 124. Luca Bisori, The Cube Guys – Hit The Club (Radio Edit) (3:04) 125. SculpturedMusic, Ziyon – Another Day (feat. Ziyon) (5:30) 126. Robin M – Tu Sawa (Original Mix) (7:14) 127. TRINSEO – On My Mind (5:11) 128. Rayko – Looks Like Love (Original Mix) (9:06) 129. Zuni – El Jefe (4:53) 130. June Jazzin – Absence 4 Breakfast (Original Mix) (6:48) 131. Vincent Ache’, Koki Riba – Closer (6:39) 132. Isenberg, Cecelia – Near U (4:32) 133. Paul Parsons – Gonna Get Ya (4:28) 134. The Reactivitz – Never Stop (Original Mix) (5:09) 135. Maurice Joshua, Yvonne Gage – Garden Of Eve (Lenny Fontana Vocal Remix (5:08) 136. Jose De Mara – The UG (Extended Mix) (5:48) 137. Leta Rati – Happiness (Original Mix) (6:48) 138. Kry (IT) – I Got To Have You (Extended Mix) (4:45) 139. Trimtone – Ooh Baby (5:11) 140. Alex Moiss – Mushroom Jazz (Original Mix) (5:51) 141. DJ Haus – Feel the Change Comin’ On (4:19) 142. Guti – You Only Live Once (6:56) 143. Ken@Work – If It Takes All Nite (5:39) 144. Davide Marsala, Justin Fahrmer – Pump It (5:46) 145. Stanny Abram – Wrong (5:53) 146. Max Essa, Eddie C – Melon Steppin (7:01) 147. TRINSEO – I Need You (Original Mix) (5:11) 148. CEV’s – Nazara (6:10) 149. Both 91 – Fancy (4:36) 150. Jesse Bru – Ever Day Of My Life (1:43) 151. IMGADSDEN – Unknown Certainty (6:04) 152. DJ Tomer, Ricardo Gi, Fanzo – Heartbreak (VooDoo Tribe Mix) (6:33) 153. Got Soul Collective – Departed (4:50) 154. DZR – Muzik (6:24) 155. FederFunk – Over (4:11) 156. Art Dogmaticz – If I Could Only Stay (Extended Stay Mix) (6:31) 157. Chemars – Promises Broken (5:45) 158. Elliot Hollins – Two Steps Forward, Zero Steps Back (5:58) 159. Ludwe (SA) – Oktober (Diamond Dealer Edit) (8:25) 160. Burnski, Kepler – Follow Me (6:47) 161. The Nay Trixx – Doin’ Alright On Saturday Night (6:32) 162. Ricky Paes – My House Way (6:35) 163. Kristin Velvet – Smoke (Original Mix) (4:47) 164. Mocedades Groove – Tape (6:00) 165. Nes Mburu, Arcade Saiyans – Yule (Extended Mix) (6:44) 166. Sudi – These Dayz (7:08) 167. ASHRR – Fizzy (5:11) 168. The nava brothers, Gerardo Corona – En La Cama Todo Se Vale (6:36) 169. Dave Kurtis – Funkin Good (4:15) 170. Anyma (ofc) – Pictures Of You (Extended Mix) (5:08) 171. Chris Groovejey – Candela (6:43) 172. Donnell Pitman, Liquid Pegasus – Joog With Me (4:08) 173. Otho and Grag – Falling (5:16) 174. Tchdwn – Pasteur (4:13) 175. Peter Mac – Ven Conmigo (Original Mix) (7:07) 176. Orlando Voorn – The Calling (7:03) 177. Darksidevinyl, Ayah Tlhanyane – Buya (6:17) 178. Rick Marshall – Party ‘Til The Am (5:50) 179. Grace Bones – For Real (Original Mix) (4:28) 180. Tonbe – Rare Groove (2024 Mix) (4:48) 181. Bodhi – Popit (5:09) 182. Giorgio Bassetti, S.A.N.E. – Lost Lover (Original Mix) (6:24) 183. Jonathan Touch, Max Gazer – First Day (6:50) 184. Fred Everything, Robert Owens – Never (Original Mix) (5:23) 185. Ken@Work – If You Feel It’s Right (4:51) 186. Roland Clark – One Kiss (Original Mix) (8:48) 187. Danilo De Santo – Going Up (6:04) 188. Kapote – The Come On (Extended Version) (6:23) 189. Bianca Kinane, DJ Gomi, Jose Nunez – Distance (Electronic Youth Extended Mix) (6:11) 190. Erik Bo – Just For Sale (5:42) 191. Ishxn – Bad Boy Boogie (5:36) 192. Carol Seubert, JOMAQ – Girl (Extended Mix) (4:41) 193. Krewcial – Owo (Crackazat Remix) (6:36) 194. Moe Turk, Putri Cinta – French Touch (6:16) 195. Dantiez, The Saunderson Brothers – Shake It (Extended Mix) (5:18) 196. Christophe Salin – Overland (7:08) 197. Dane Carter, Idd Aziz – Kiri (6:52) 198. MVC Project – Suite 321 (Nightclubbing Mix) (7:07) 199. Sean Finn – Mas Que Mancada (Extended Mix) (4:53) 200. Tar Ntsei, Nick Sa, Nytpress Musiq – Way Up (6:32)
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2023.11.05 23:11 dvd5671 Facts about Today's Comeback Scorigami
Monday's Texans/Buccs game was the 1080th scorigami of all time (the fifth of the 2023 season).
Texans - 39: - This win for Houston was their 8th appearance in a scorigami and puts their all-time record now at 4-4 (50%)
- This was DeMeco Ryans' second career game head-coaching a scorigami & now has a record of 1-1.
- Other notable coaches to be 1-1 in scorigami's: Kevin Stefanski, Nick Sirianni, Tony Dungy
- This was C.J. Stroud's second career game starting in a scorigami & now has a record of 1-1.
- Other notable QB's to go 1-1 in scorigami's started: Chad Pennington, Colin Kaepernick, David Carr, Doug Flutie, Jay Cutler, Marcus Mariota, Sammy Baugh, Steve McNair, & Tua Tagovailoa.
- I can't confirm this yet, but with 2 scorigami's in their first 8 career games, this has to be the fastest a coach/QB duo has reached 2 scorigami's together in modern NFL history.
Buccaneers - 37: - This loss for Tampa Bay was their 18th appearance in a scorigami and puts their all-time record now at 7-11 (38.9%)
- This was Todd Bowles' second career game head coaching a scorigami & has a record of 0-2.
- This was Baker Mayfield's fifth game starting in a scorigami & now has a record of 2-3.
- Other QB's to go 2-3 in scorigami's started: Erik Kramer, Neil O'Donnell, Rick Mirer, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and Steve Grogan.
Here's the
link to my spreadsheet that I update after every scorigami which includes team, coach, and QB all-time records for scorigami's, also now a tab for records for Scorigami's since 2000.
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2023.10.06 00:41 0_----__----_0 Hi Denver, here is my big list of things to do this weekend. [October 5th - October 8th]
I send this out as a newsletter which you can sign up for by clicking this link. It's free as in beer, but also OSS because any of you can post below to add to the list!
dannylumpy posted an amazing list of
Fall and Halloween Events here! Check it out, it's great if you want to plan something spooky.
THURSDAY - OCTOBER 5th
‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ Screening @ Paramount Theatre @ 8PM Join the original 'Brad Majors' - Barry Bostwick - for a screening of the original unedited movie with a live shadow cast and audience participation!
Police Deranged for Orchestra @ Boettcher Concert Hall @ 7:30PM Founder of legendary rock band The Police Stewart Copeland’s signature concert is an orchestral celebration of the band’s biggest hits.
GRiZ @ Fillmore Auditorium @ 6PM GRiZ @ Mission Ballroom @ 9:30PM Movements @ Summit @ 6:30PM Maude Latour @ Marquis Theater @ 7PM Próxima Parada @ Bluebird Theater @ 8PM The Galentines @ Fox Theatre @ 8PM FRIDAY - OCTOBER 6th
Nimesh Patel Stand Up @ Paramount Theatre @ 7:30PM Rory Scovel Stand Up @ Boulder Theater @ 7PM Candlelight: A Tribute to Bad Bunny @ Kirk of Highland @ 6:30PM / 8:45PM Enjoy Bad Bunny’s hits interpreted for classical orchestra.
Matt & Kim @ Ogden Theatre @ 9PM Inzo @ Mishawaka Amphitheatre @ 8PM With sfam
Cannibal Corpse & Mayhem @ Mission Ballroom @ 7PM With Gorguts, Blood Incantation
Armand Hammer @ Marquis Theater @ 7PM Neil Frances @ Summit @ 8PM Hojean @ Bluebird Theater @ 9PM Moon Hooch @ Fox Theatre @ 8PM SATURDAY - OCTOBER 7th
The Oddities & Curiosities Expo @ Colo Convention Center @ 10AM For lovers of the strange, unusual and bizarre the expo features oddities vendors and dark artists from all over the country with all things weird.
Meditation in the Galleries @ Clyfford Still Museum @ 9AM Clear your mind, relax, and enjoy the beauty that surrounds you in the galleries.
Trick or Treat Trail @ Denver Zoo This special, limited-admission event features all kinds fun and spooky Halloween shenanigans, including Trick-or-Treating stations around the zoo.
Breakfast Fly-In @ Wings Museum @ 9:30AM Enjoy breakfast from a local food truck, watch aircraft fly in and explore interactive exhibits and simulators.
‘Shaun of the Dead’ Screening @ DMNS @ 7PM *Part of the Hollywood Film Series
Dan Soder Stand Up @ Boulder Theater @ 7PM ‘Little Red’ Play @ Randy Weeks Conservatory Theatre @ 1:30PM / 3:30PM This kid-friendly, song-infused retelling of Little Red Riding Hood finds Little Red at the center of new adventures and new ways of seeing familiar characters.
Reneé Fleming with Colorado Symphony in Concert @ Boettcher Concert Hall @ 7:30PM One of the most celebrated singers of her generation, soprano Reneé Fleming joins Colorado Symphony for an evening of classical opera favorites and more.
The 1975 @ Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre @ 7:30PM With special guest & Dora Jar
Jason Aldean @ Ball Arena @ 7:30PM Cody Jinks @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 7PM With Clutch & Tennessee Jet
Apashe @ Mission Ballroom @ 9PM With Brass Orchestra
Droeloe @ Ogden Theatre @ 9PM With Nasaya & Demotapes
yeule @ Marquis Theater @ 7PM OG Nixin @ Summit @ 8PM Between Friends @ Bluebird Theater @ 9PM Los Amantes Perfectos @ Paramount Theatre @ 8PM Bahamas @ Fox Theatre @ 4PM / 8PM SUNDAY - OCTOBER 8th
Broncos vs Jets @ Empower Field @ 2:25PM Run the Rocks @ Red Rocks @ 9AM Celebrating its 17th year, the American Lung Association in Colorado proudly offers the only timed race event at the iconic, gorgeous Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre.
Gavin Matts Stand Up @ Comedy Works Downtown @ 7PM Carl Cox Hybrid Live @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 6PM Motionless In White @ Mission Ballroom @ 6:30PM With Knocked Loose, After The Burial, and Alpha Wolf
Sammy Rae & The Friends @ Ogden Theatre @ 8PM With Fleece
Oxymorrons @ Marquis Theater @ 6PM Bahamas @ Bluebird Theater @ 8PM Jazz Concert: Kurt Elling @ Boulder Theater @ 8PM The Halluci Nation @ Fox Theatre @ 8PM All Weekend
THURSDAY & FRIDAY - Eagles @ Ball Arena @ 7:30PM THURSDAY & FRIDAY - Goose @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 7PM SATURDAY & SUNDAY - Jessie Murph @ Gothic Theatre @ 8PM FRIDAY & SATURDAY - Rodeo All-Star @ National Western Complex World’s top-ranked cowboys and cowgirls compete in three rodeo performances with a chance to win big bucks and be crowned Rodeo All-Star Champions.
All weekend - Pumpkin Festival @ Chatfield Farms Celebrate Fall with all sorts of festivities, including corn maze, 10-acre pumpkin patch, local artisans market, food trucks and drinks, and more!
All weekend - Brett Goldstein Live Show @ Buell Theatre All weekend - Hannah Einbinder Stand Up @ Comedy Works Downtown All weekend - Matthew Broussard Stand Up @ Comedy Works South All weekend - ‘Swan Lake’ Ballet @ Ellie Caulkins Opera House Colorado Ballet opens its new season with a beloved classic of romantic ballet.
All weekend - ‘A Little Night Music’ Musical @ DCPA Wolf Theatre LAST CHANCE - This Tony Award-winning musical comedy traces the flirting and foibles of three affluent couples as they waltz in and out of each other's lives.
All weekend - ‘Dracula’ Play @ John Hand Theater This new adaptation restores the suspense and seduction of Bram Stoker’s classic novel to the stage.
All weekend - ‘The Minutes’ Play @ Curious Theatre Buckle up for a scathing new comedy about small town politics and real world power from Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize nominated writer Tracy Letts.
All weekend - ‘Blues in the Night’ Musical @ Aurora Fox Arts Center LAST CHANCE - Tender and sultry, this dialog-free musical boasts a larger-than-life score and vocals, while telling sorrowful and inspiring stories through torch songs and blues.
All weekend - ‘Cabaret’ Musical @ Vintage Theatre Step into the dazzling world of "Cabaret," where the seductive allure of 1930s Berlin comes to life in this riveting musical.
All weekend - ‘Beautiful - The Carole King Musical’ @ Arvada Center See the inspiring story of Carole King’s life, songwriting process, and rise to stardom live on stage.
All weekend - ‘Miss Rhythm: The Legend of Ruth Brown’ Cabaret Show @ Garner Galleria Theatre This intimate cabaret experience explores the life and times of R&B legend Ruth Brown through story and song, accompanied by a five-piece jazz band.
ONGOING
Ongoing - ‘The Russells in Denver, 1921’ Exhibition @ DAM Charles M. Russel’s works capture the vast landscapes, mountain ranges, and peoples of the American West of the 1880s, thus leaving a valuable chronicle of the West that once was.
Ongoing - Staff Showcase @ DAM The latest Community Spotlight is a showcase of the artistic talents of the staff from within DAM’s community!
Ongoing - ‘Personal Geographies’ Exhibition @ DAM The exhibition presents a selection of images by two artists - Trent Davis Bailey and Brian Adams who seek to understand themselves and the places they treasure though photography.
Ongoing - 'Desert Rider' Exhibition @ DAM 'Desert Rider: Dreaming in Motion' explores the connections between transportation, landscape, and identity in our nation’s Southwest desert region.
Ongoing - ‘Cowboys’ Exhibition @ MCA Consisting of works from Asian American, Latinx, and Native artists, this exhibition aims to shift the narratives around the idea of a ‘cowboy,’ adding more creativity, historical accuracy, and nuance.
Ongoing - ‘agriCULTURE: Art Inspired by the Land’ Exhibition @ Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art Showcasing the collaborative work done between local artists and farmers, the exhibition draws parallels between art and agriculture to raise issues of land rights, food access, climate change, and more.
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2023.06.23 20:12 jimbobbypaul Ranking the Top 131 FBS Programs of the Last 40 Years: 63. Marshall
Main hub thread with the full 131 rankings Marshall fans, you’ve been spoiled. Not only have you been a top 10 Group of 5 team since moving up to Division 1-A in 1997, you also won 2 Division 1-AA national titles in the 5 years prior. Marshall had hovered around .500 for most of their existence, but everything changed in the late 1980’s, making 6 Division 1-AA national title games in 10 years. Moving up was a no brainer, and with players like Chad Pennington and Randy Moss, the transition was seamless.
Best Seasons and Highlights
1. 1999: 5. Marshall: 13-0 (36.870) 2. 2014: 10. Marshall: 13-1 (33.816) 3. 1998: 20. Marshall: 12-1 (20.920) 4. 2001: 22. Marshall: 11-2 (15.314) 5. 2002: 30. Marshall: 11-2 (13.272) 6. 1997: 24. Marshall: 10-3 (12.845) 7. 2013: 33. Marshall: 10-4 (10.568) 8. 2015: 36. Marshall: 10-3 (9.512) 9. 2022: 41. Marshall: 9-4 (5.974) 10. 2003: 46. Marshall: 8-4 (4.165) 11. 2020: 41. Marshall: 7-3 (4.014) 12. 2018: 48. Marshall: 9-4 (0.556) 13. 2019: 49. Marshall: 8-5 (-0.926) 14. 2017: 55. Marshall: 8-5 (-3.621) 15. 2000: 50. Marshall: 8-5 (-4.975) 16. 2011: 60. Marshall: 7-6 (-6.939) 17. 2021: 73. Marshall: 7-6 (-11.225) 18. 2009: 71. Marshall: 7-6 (-11.618) 19. 2004: 67. Marshall: 6-6 (-14.004) 20. 2010: 84. Marshall: 5-7 (-24.894) 21. 2012: 86. Marshall: 5-7 (-25.890) 22. 2006: 87. Marshall: 5-7 (-27.194) 23. 2008: 95. Marshall: 4-8 (-28.675) 24. 2005: 96. Marshall: 4-7 (-29.514) 25. 2007: 101. Marshall: 3-9 (-37.430) 26. 2016: 118. Marshall: 3-9 (-43.988) Overall Score: 15407 (63rd)
- 204-124 record
- 6 conference titles
- 13-5 bowl record
- 1 consensus All-American
- 23 NFL players drafted
18 bowl appearances in 26 years is…really freaking good. Especially for a Group of 5 team. I haven’t crunched the numbers, but that’s gotta be in at least the top 50, maybe top 25-30, for bowl appearance rate. 6 conference titles is also incredible for such a short span of time. Marshall won the MAC 5 times in 6 years from 1997-02, arguably the best dynasty in the conference’s history, and they did it as an FBS newcomer. The one consensus All-American was, of course, Randy Moss, who in 1997 won the Biletnikoff Award with a staggering 96 catches for 1820 yards and 26 TD, setting an NCAA record for TD receptions in a season. Moss is the most notable NFL player from the Herd, followed by, in no specific order, WR Troy Brown, QB Chad Pennington, QB Byron Leftwich, and RB Ahmad Bradshaw.
Top 5 Seasons
Worst Season: 2016 (3-9 overall, 2-6 Conference USA) Coming off of 3 straight 10-win seasons, the wheels finally fell off in 2016 due to a defense that would make swiss cheese blush. Marshall avoided the bottom of the Conference USA East by beating cellar dweller FAU 27-21, and even had a blowout win over 8-5 Middle Tennessee. But they had some real stinkers though, namely 38-65 to Akron, 28-59 to Louisville, and 6-60 to Western Kentucky. 6’6 QB Chase Litton was fine, throwing for 2500+ yards with 24 TD 9 INT and the offense averaged 26.4 PPG, it was just the defense that let them down with 35.2 PPG allowed. Things would return to normal the following year, and Marshall’s only had winning seasons since. The offense only scored 0.3 more PPG in 2017 but allowed 15.3 PPG less.
5. 2002 (11-2 overall, 7-1 MAC) The 5th MAC title in 6 years. This was “only” the 4th best of them, which is pretty nifty to say your 4th best season in 6 years was a top 25 finish. QB Byron Leftwich entered the year as a Heisman candidate, and delivered. Leftwich was coming off a season where he threw 38 TD 7 INT, and more specifically coming off a game at the end of 2001, the GMAC Bowl, where he threw for 576 yards against East Carolina. They entered the year #16 but fell out by week 3 after a 21-47 loss to Virginia Tech, unable to hang with the big boys. After a 26-21 win over fellow MAC contender UCF, Marshall got to work against a soft schedule, winning 5 straight before losing to Akron to fall to 6-2. Matched up with rival 7-3 Miami (OH), it was expected to be a future NFL QB battle between Leftwich and Ben Roethlisberger, but Leftwich was on crutches. Backup Stan Hill accounted for 5 Marshall TDs, and the Herd scored a TD with just 5 seconds left to steal a wild 36-34 victory. In a rematch of the MAC title game from last season, Marshall got revenge against Toledo in this year’s championship with a 49-45 victory to claim their 5th title in 6 years. Leftwich threw 4 TDs in a 38-15 win over Louisville in the GMAC Bowl.
Leftwich won MAC Offensive POTY for the 2nd straight season, completing 67% of passes for 4000+ yards 30 TD 10 INT. He also finished 6th in Heisman voting, receiving 22 first place votes, and was the 7th overall pick in the 2003 NFL Draft. WR Darius Watts led with 1030 receiving yards and 12 TD, and was a 2nd round pick in 2004.
4. 2001 (11-2 overall, 8-0 MAC) Marshall entered the year having won 4 straight MAC titles. With Leftwich returning for his 2nd season as a starter, a repeat seemed inevitable. After a loss to Steve Spurrier’s #1 Florida, Marshall won 10 straight, notching wins over Urban Meyer’s Bowling Green, 37-15 against Joe Novak’s Northern Illinois, and 27-21 over rival Miami (OH) with Roethlisberger. It was #20 Marshall vs 9-2 Toledo for the title, with the Herd just 3 point favorites. After going up 23-0 in the 1st quarter, Marshall watched their lead evaporate, unable to stop Toledo and future NFL RB Chester Taylor, who ran for 188 yards and 2 TD. Buoyed by Taylor and a fake FG touchdown, Toledo stormed back to take the title 41-36 and end Marshall’s reign atop the conference (until next year). In one of the most exciting bowl games every played, Marshall rallied back from a 38-8 halftime deficit to win 64-61 in 2OT, thanks to 576 passing yards from Leftwich. He won MAC Offensive POTY with 4000+ yards and 38 TD to just 7 INT, while WR Darius Watts led the conference in every major receiving category with 91 catches for 1417 yards and 18 TD. Watts would go on to finish 2nd in NCAA history in career TD receptions with 47.
3. 1998 (12-1 overall, 7-1 MAC) Life with Randy Moss sure is sweet, huh? Except Moss wasn’t on this team, he was setting records in the NFL as a rookie. Chad Pennington held down the fort for Marshall’s 3rd best team ever. An 8-0 start included wins of 24-21 over South Carolina, 31-17 over an eventual 10-1 Miami (OH) team, and a combined 84-17 over Kent/Ball State. A momentary lapse against Bowling Green ruined an unbeaten season, but stay tuned for 1999. Marshall locked up their spot in the MAC title game with a 28-0 shutout of 5-3 Central Michigan, and beat Toledo 23-17 in the MAC championship in what would become a recurring rivalry, with the two meeting in 4 of 6 MAC championships from 1997-02. Pennington threw for 411 yards and 4 TD in a 48-29 bowl win over Louisville for the program’s first ever bowl win. Despite not having a receiver go for more than 650 yards, Pennington threw for 3830 yards 28 TD 7 INT, helped by the run game of RB Doug Chapman, who had 1544 yards and 20 TD from scrimmage. DB Danny Dericott led the MAC with 6 INTs. Bob Pruett won MAC Coach of the Year for the 2nd straight season.
2. 2014 (13-1 overall, 7-1 Conference USA) There was just 1 player drafted into the NFL from this team, but they had heart over height, with their best players on offense being a 180 lb QB, 170 lb RB, and 5’7 WR. In the first year of the College Football Playoff Committee, Marshall was the litmus test to see how much respect Group of 5 teams would get in the polls. The answer? Not much. Despite an 11-0 start, Marshall was ranked just #24 by the committee! It seemed harsh—Marshall’s SOS was weak, sure, but they dominated the competition, blowing out 4 bowl eligible teams: 44-14 over Ohio, 49-24 over Middle Tennessee, 41-14 over Rice, and 23-18 over UAB. That set up a crazy shootout with Western Kentucky, where Marshall finally received their first loss, losing 66-67 in OT on a WKU 2 point conversion. Both QBs (Rakeem Cato of Marshall and Brandon Doughty of WKU) combined for 15 passing TDs. Marshall walked into the C-USA title game with their tail tucked between their legs, but still recovered to beat Louisiana Tech, and blew out an 11-2 Northern Illinois team 52-23 in the Boca Raton Bowl. I think this Marshall team was underrated—maybe not as good as #10 as my algorithm had them in 2014, but definitely better than their final AP ranking of #23.
Senior QB Rakeem Cato finished an illustrious career, throwing for 3903 yards 40 TD 13 INT, also rushing for nearly 500 yards with 8 TD. Cato won C-USA Offensive POTY for the 2nd straight season and finished 6th in NCAA career total yardage with 14,918. RB Devon Johnson would’ve won Offensive POTY just about any other year, posting a ridiculous statline of 1767 rushing yards and 17 TD on 8.6(!!) YPC. WR Tommy Shuler, built like a RB at 5’7 188 lbs, tied an NCAA record with a 3rd straight 1000+ yard receiving season, earning 1st Team All-CUSA alongside Cato and Johnson. LB Neville Hewitt, a former junior college transfer, won C-USA Defensive POTY, logging 123 tackles, 5 sacks, 8 TFL, and 1 INT 3 PBU. Doc Holliday won C-USA Coach of the Year. Overall, 10 players made 1st Team all-conference.
2014 Marshall is my 21st best Group of 5 team, and the 316th best overall.
1. 1999 (13-0 overall, 8-0 MAC) There’s almost too much to mention here, as so much happened in the 1999 unbeaten run. Against a Clemson offense coached by Tommy Bowden and Rich Rodriguez, Marshall held the Tigers to just 10 points, scoring a TD with 1:10 left to win it 13-10. QB Chad Pennington led the 11 play 74 yard game winning drive, and Clemson missed a 34 yard FG in the dying seconds. Strong defense and big plays from Pennington would be the theme all season. After a 3-0 start, Marshall entered the top 25 at #21. Later, Marshall was 5-0 hosting Toledo in a rematch of the past 2 MAC title games. ESPN College GameDay was in attendance for a 38-13 Marshall victory, and people were starting to take Marshall seriously as the best non-Power 6 team in the nation. Both Marshall’s offense and defense continued to hum en route to an 11-0 regular season with blowout win after blowout win. It was then #11 Marshall vs 7-4 Western Michigan for the MAC title and lone conference bowl slot. Poised to pull off the upset, WMU took a 23-0 lead in the 3rd quarter before Pennington stormed back to win it 34-30, scoring a 1 yard TD with just 4 seconds left. Turned away from being a “BCS buster”, Marshall settled for the Motor City Bowl vs BYU, the defense doing its thing in a 21-3 victory. After a blind side sack on BYU QB Kevin Feterik in the 2nd quarter, Feterik ripped into his offensive line for allowing the free rusher. BYU didn’t score a single point after that.
Statistically this team was nuts. The defense ranked 1st in the country, allowing just 10.5 PPG. The offense was top 10 in the nation as well, averaging 35.6 PPG. Pennington was invited to Manhattan for the Heisman ceremony, finishing 5th. He won the MAC Offensive POTY and Sammy Baugh Trophy after throwing for 3800 yards 37 TD 11 INT. 7 out of 11 starters on offense made 1st Team All-MAC, and 10 out of 11 starters on defense made 1st/2nd Team All-MAC, which is just unreal. Practically the entire starting lineup was all-conference. Coach Bob Pruett, the mastermind behind the whole operation, went on to coach Marshall for 5 more years, winning 2 more MAC titles. Pennington became a 2x NFL Comeback Player of the Year, and had a respectable career with the Jets and Dolphins.
199 Marshall is my 15th best Group of 5 team, and the 247th best overall.
5th Quarter
How impressive was Marshall’s rise from 1970 to today? How good was that 1999 team, could they have competed with Florida State or Virginia Tech in the BCS title game? Is calling 1999 Marshall the 15th best Group of 5 team and 247th best team since 1983 accurate? Was the 2014 team in fact underrated by the polls that year, or do you agree with their ranking of around 20 to 25 given their strength of schedule? What players/plays/games do you think of when you think of Marshall?
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2023.06.21 22:18 benedictcumberpatch Coachella 2024 Artist Tracker
And we're back! With the presale behind us, we can officially look forward to next year with a new artist tracker to see who's confirmed, rumored, likely, possible and out for 2024. We'll keep this list going as we get more names leading up to the January lineup drop.
Bolded artists added in the last week.
CONFIRMED (Confirmations from the artist themselves, a respectable source or multiple sources)
RUMORED (Gossip or hearsay from unconfirmed sources)
LIKELY (Tour dates surrounding Coachella with LA dates missing)
POSSIBLE (More vague tour openings for Coachella)
OUT/UNLIKELY (Non-GV/AEG shows or festivals within radius clause or conflicting dates during Coachella)
| ARTIST | SOURCE |
| Coachella 2023 artists | Artists rarely play back to back years |
| Besame Mucho Austin artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Beyond Wonderland Southern California artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Bluebird Music Festival artists | Festival announced during Coachella |
| Body Language artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Creamfields Hong Kong artists | Festival dates conflicting with Coachella |
| CRSSD Spring artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Extra Innings Festival artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| High Water artists | Festival announced during Coachella |
| Illfest artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Innings Festival artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Kilby Block Party artists | Festival annouced within radius clause |
| Kush Groove artists | Festival announced during Coachella |
| La Onda artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| M3F artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Moon Crush Pink Moon artists | Festival announced during Coachella |
| Palm Tree Music Festival artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Rolling Loud California artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Sick New World artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Shaky Knees artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Snowbombing artists | Festival dates conflicting with Coachella |
| Solshine Reverie artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Terminal V artists | Festival dates conflicting with Coachella |
| Texas Eclipse artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Treefort Music Festival artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Ultra Australia artists | Festival dates conflicting with Coachella |
| Vibra Urbana artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| Welcome to Rockville artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| When We Were Young artists | Festival announced within radius clause |
| A Perfect Circle | Live Nation show at The Hollywood Bowl 4/20 |
| A. Savage | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 4/12 |
| Actress | Live Nation show at The Echo 2/28 |
| AJR | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 7/14 |
| Alanis Morissette | Live Nation show at Acrisure Arena 8/8 |
| Ali Gatie | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 2/21 |
| Alvvays | Touring during Coachella W2 |
| Amaarae | Live Nation show at The Belasco 4/2 |
| Ana Tijoux | Live Nation show at The Regent Theater 3/14 |
Anyma | Playing Paris during W1 |
| Argy | Playing Paris during W1 |
| Ariel Pink | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 4/5 |
| Arlo Parks | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 3/2 |
| Armen Miran | Non-GV show at Sound 1/12 |
| Baby Tate | Live Nation show at The Echo 1/17 |
| BabyTron | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 2/8 |
| Bad Gyal | Touring Spain during Coachella W1 |
| Bad Religion | Touring during Coachella |
| Banda MS | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 8/30 |
| Barclay Crenshaw | Non-GV show at The Mayan 4/5 |
| Barely Alive | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 1/13 |
| Beach Weather | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 5/1 |
| Becky Hill | Touring Europe during Coachella |
| Belle & Sebastian | Live Nation show at The Bellwether 5/13 & 5/14 |
| Black Belt Eagle Scout | Non-GV show at Zebulon 2/27 |
| Black Flag | Live Nation show at The Regent Theater 1/13 |
| Black Pumas | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 2/9 |
| Bombay Bicycle Club | Live Nation show at The Bellwether 5/15 |
| Boogarins | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 2/23 |
| BoyWithUke | Live Nation show at House of Blues Anaheim 4/5 |
| Brennan Heart | Non-GV show at Exchange LA 1/20 |
| Busta Rhymes | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 3/15 |
| Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band | Live Nation shows at Kia Forum 4/4 & 4/7 |
| Buzzcocks | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 3/13 |
| Café Tacvba | Live Nation show at Hollywood Bowl 6/5 |
| Caifanes | Live Nation show at Hollywood Bowl 6/5 |
| Caroline Rose | Non-GV shows at Lodge Room 5/6 & 5/7 |
| Charlotte Sands | Live Nation show at Echoplex 3/15 |
| Chase & Status | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 3/8 |
| Chastity Belt | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 4/11 |
| Cheekface | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 5/29 |
| Chelsea Cutler | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 3/22 |
| Cherry Glazerr | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 3/1 |
| Chicago | Live Nation show at Acrisure Arena 9/7 |
| Chris Stapleton | Live Nation shows at Hollywood Bowl 6/26 & 6/27 |
| City Morgue | Live Nation show at House of Blues Anaheim 4/24 |
| Code Orange | Live Nation show at The Belasco 3/17 |
| Conor Oberst | Live Nation shows at Teragram Ballroom 3/7, 3/14 & 3/21 |
| Cory Wong | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 2/24 |
| Crosses | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 3/6 |
| Danny Brown | Live Nation show at The Belasco 4/6 |
| Deap Vally | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 3/9 |
| Declan McKenna | Touring UK during W1 |
| Depeche Mode | No plans for tour to go beyond 4/8 |
| DESTIN CONRAD | Live Nation show at Echoplex 4/5 |
| Destroyer | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 3/8 |
| DEVAULT | Non-GV show at The Mayan 3/1 |
| Die Antwoord | Touring Europe during Coachella |
| Digable Planets | Live Nation show at The Belasco 2/2 |
| Don Omar | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 3/27 |
| Donny Benét | Live Nation show at The Regent Theater 3/18 |
| Dove Cameron | Per u/YEazyBrazy |
| Drop Nineteens | Live Nation show at The Belasco 4/25 |
| Dropkick Murphys | Live Nation show at Toyota Arena 2/14 |
| Dua Lipa | "demurred due to timing" per HITS Daily Double |
| Eagles | Live Nation shows at Kia Forum 1/5 & 1/6 |
| Earth, Wind & Fire | Live Nation show at Acrisure Arena 9/7 |
| El Perro del Mar | Non-GV show at Zebulon3/23 |
| El Tri | Live Nation shows at House of Blues Anaheim 2/9 & 2/10 |
| Enrique Iglesias | Live Nation show at Acrisure Arena 2/2 |
| ericdoa | Live Nation show at The Belasco 3/9 |
| Excision | Live Nation shows at Kia Forum 4/12 & 4/13 |
| Explosions in the Sky | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 1/24 & 1/25 |
| Fall Out Boy | Live Nation show at Honda Center 3/4 |
| Father John Misty | Per u/dnbnme |
| Feist | Live Nation show at The Belasco 2/23 |
| FKA twigs | Per wazzzzzup928 on Inforoo |
| Fleetmac Wood | Non-GV show at Sound 2/14 |
| flipturn | Touring during Coachella |
| Flyana Boss | Live Nation show at Echoplex 3/28 |
| Foo Fighters | Live Nation shows at BMO Stadium 8/9 & 8/11 |
| Foxing | Live Nation show at The Regent Theater 2/17 |
| Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes | Touring Australia during Coachella |
| Gareth Emery | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 2/17 |
| Geographer | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 3/9 |
| Giant Rooks | Touring East Coast during W1 |
| glass beach | Live Nation show at Echoplex 4/19 |
| Golden Features | Non-GV show at Sound 2/22 |
| Green Day | Live Nation show at SoFi Stadium 9/14 |
| GRiZ | Going on hiatus |
| Grouplove | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 3/8 |
| Hail the Sun | Live Nation show at Echoplex 3/22 |
| Hamdi | Non-GV show at Academy 4/12 |
| HEALTH | Live Nation show at The Belasco 4/4 |
| Helado Negro | Live Nation show at The Belasco 2/21 |
| Henry Fong | Non-GV show at Academy 1/6 |
| Herbie Hancock | Non-GV show at Walt Disney Concert Hall 4/20 |
| Hockey Dad | Live Nation show at The Parish at House of Blues Anaheim 2/15 |
| Holly Humberstone | Live Nation show at The Bellwether 5/23 |
| Hot Chip | Live Nation show at Echoplex 2/1 |
| Hozier | Live Nation shows at Kia Forum 9/17 & 9/18 |
| Husbands | Non-GV show at Troubadour 2/24 |
| I DON'T KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME | Live Nation show at The Regent Theater 4/26 |
| IDLES | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 5/13 |
| Illenium | Planning SoFi Stadium show early 2024 |
| Imanbek | Non-GV show at Academy 1/20 |
| Incubus | Touring Australia during Coachella |
| Intervals | Live Nation show at Echoplex 3/22 |
| Iron Maiden | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 10/8 |
| Isaiah Rashad | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 1/30 |
| IVE | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 3/13 |
| Jacob Collier | Live Nation show at The Greek Theatre 5/20 |
| Jason Ross | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 1/12 |
| Jeff Rosenstock | Touring during Coachella |
| Jimin | Enlisting in South Korean military service |
| Joshwa | Non-GV show at Academy 1/13 |
| JP Saxe | Touring Europe during Coachella |
| Jung Kook | Enlisting in South Korean military service |
| K. Flay | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 3/6 & 3/7 |
| Kaivon | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 1/26 |
| Karol G | Touring South America during Coachella |
| Keane | Touring Europe during W2 |
| Kevin Devine | Live Nation show at The Echo 3/1 |
| Khamari | Live Nation show at Moroccan Lounge 2/29 & 3/1 |
| Kid Cudi | "Festivals next year" |
| Kid Francescoli | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 4/10 |
| King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 11/1 |
| KMFDM | Live Nation show at The Belasco 3/24 |
| KSHMR | Non-GV show at Exchange LA 3/9 |
| Kublai Khan TX | Live Nation show at House of Blues Anaheim 3/29 |
| Lætitia Sadier | Non-GV show at Zebulon 4/4 |
| Laidback Luke | Non-GV show at Exchange LA 1/13 |
| Lainey Wilson | Live Nation show at The Greek Theatre 9/1 |
| LANY | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 3/23 |
| Laufey | Touring during Coachella |
| Lauren Daigle | Live Nation show at Honda Center 4/20 |
| LEISURE | Per u/YEazyBrazy |
| Levitation Room | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 2/23 |
| Los Ángeles Azules | Live Nation show at Honda Center 4/11 |
| Los Campesinos! | Live Nation show at The Regent Theater 6/28 |
| Los Tigres Del Norte | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 2/2 |
| Lost Frequencies | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 2/9 |
| Luis Miguel | Touring during Coachella |
| Madi Diaz | Non-GV show at Troubadour 4/4 |
| Madison Beer | Live Nation show at The Greek Theatre 6/13 |
| Madonna | Live Nation shows at Kia Forum 3/4-3/11 |
| Mahalia | Live Nation show at The Belasco 2/28 |
| Mannequin Pussy | Touring during Coachella |
| Mariah the Scientist | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 3/16 |
| Matoma | Non-GV show at Academy 1/26 |
| Matthew Logan Vasquez | Non-GV show at Gold-Diggers 4/17 |
| Mayer Hawthorne | Live Nation show at The Bellwether 2/16 |
| Meg Myers | Live Nation show at The Echo 3/22 |
| Meet Me @ the Altar | Live Nation show at The Regent Theater 2/15 |
| Megadeth | Touring SA during Coachella |
| Melanie Martinez | Live Nation show at Acrisure Arena 5/14 |
| Midnight Tyrannosaurus | Non-GV show at Exchange LA 1/26 |
| MIKE | Live Nation show at Echoplex 5/10 |
| MIKE DEAN | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 3/1 |
| Mitski | Playing Nashville during W1 |
| Mom Jeans | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 3/2 |
| Morrissey | Live Nation show at Honda Center 1/26 |
| MRAK | Playing Paris during W1 |
| MSPAINT | Live Nation show at The Echo 2/1 |
| MxPx | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 1/6 |
| Nala | Non-GV show at Sound 1/19 |
| NF | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 6/7 |
| Niall Horan | Live Nation shows at Kia Forum 7/27 & 7/28 |
| Nils Hoffmann | Non-GV show at The Vermont Hollywood 3/29 |
| No Vacation | Not playing per their Discord |
| Noah Kahan | Live Nation show at Hollywood Bowl 6/21 |
| NOFX | LA shows 10/4, 10/5 & 10/6 |
| Nostalgix | Non-GV show at Exchange LA 3/8 |
| Nothing | Live Nation show at The Belasco 3/30 |
| Nothing But Thieves | Playing Greece during Coachella W2 |
| Ocean Alley | Touring Australia during Coachella |
| Oliver Tree | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 2/15 |
| Olympe | Playing Paris during W1 |
| OMNOM | Non-GV show at Exchange LA 1/19 |
| Otoboke Beaver | Live Nation show at The Belasco 3/2 |
| Peekaboo | Non-GV show at B&L Warehouse 3/9 |
| Pennywise | Live Nation show at Toyota Arena 2/14 |
| Peter Hook & the Light | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 9/20 |
| Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 2/18 |
| PinkPantheress | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 4/30 |
| Pissed Jeans | Live Nation show at The Echo 3/2 |
| Pitbull | Live Nation show at Acrisure Arena 2/2 |
| Plaid | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 1/19 |
| Poolside | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 1/26 |
| Porij | Live Nation show at The Echo 3/18 |
| Porno For Pyros | Live Nation show at The Belasco 2/18 |
| Primus | Live Nation show at The Hollywood Bowl 4/20 |
| Priya Ragu | Live Nation show at Echoplex 3/18 |
| Puscifer | Live Nation show at The Hollywood Bowl 4/20 |
| Queens of the Stone Age | Touring Canada during Coachella W1 |
| Rage Against the Machine | No 2024 shows planned per rocketraccoon on Inforoo |
| Real Estate | Live Nation show at The Bellwether 3/11 |
| Recondite | Playing Paris during W1 |
| Reverend Horton Heat | Non-GV show at Zebulon 3/10 |
| Ricky Martin | Live Nation show at Acrisure Arena 2/2 |
| Ricky Montgomery | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 3/23 |
| RM | Enlisting in South Korean military service |
| Rodrigo y Gabriela | Touring East Coast during W2 |
| RX Bandits | Non-GV show at 1720 3/10 |
| Saint Motel | Touring during Coachella |
| Sammy Virji | Non-GV show at Sound 2/16 |
| Sampha | Touring during Coachella W1 |
| San Cisco | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 3/27 |
| Sarah McLachlan | Live Nation show at Hollywood Bowl 5/31 |
| Say Anything | Live Nation show at House of Blues Anaheim 6/24 |
| Saxsquatch | Live Nation show at Teragram Ballroom 4/13 |
| Searows | Non-GV show at Troubadour 1/18 |
| Shakira | Passed on per HITS Daily Double |
| Shay Lia | Live Nation show at Moroccan Lounge 3/2 |
| Sheer Mag | Per u/YEazyBrazy |
| Sickick | Non-GV show at Academy 3/30 |
| Silvana Estrada | Non-GV show at Walt Disney Concert Hall 5/31 |
| Sir Chloe | Non-GV show at Troubadour 3/30 |
| Sleater-Kinney | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 3/28 |
| Slow Hollows | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 5/10 |
| Social Distortion | Touring during Coachella |
| Sofia Kourtesis | Non-GV show at Sound 3/2 |
| Sofiane Pamart | Live Nation show at The Theatre at Ace Hotel 3/28 |
| Soulwax | "Probably not Coachella" |
| Squid | Live Nation show at The Belasco 3/1 |
| T.S.O.L. | Live Nation show at The Regent Theater 1/5 |
| Tanlines | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 2/1 |
| Tate McRae | Touring Europe during Coachella |
| Taylor Swift | Per u/YEazyBrazy & u/Mikey1313 |
| The 1975 | Going on hiatus following current tour |
| The Aggrolites | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 1/13 |
| The Beaches | Non-GV shows at Troubadour 2/20 & 2/21 |
| The Brook & the Bluff | Touring during Coachella |
| The Charlatans UK | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 1/5 |
| The Hotelier | Live Nation show at The Regent Theater 2/17 |
| The Kills | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 3/14 |
| The Kooks | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 3/21 |
| The Magnetic Fields | Touring during Coachella W1 |
| The Mattson 2 | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 2/3 |
| The Offspring | Live Nation show at Honda Center 6/1 |
| The Rural Alberta Advantage | Non-GV show at Troubadour 2/12 |
| The Veronicas | Touring during Coachella |
| Themba | Non-GV show at Sound 1/20 |
| This Will Destroy You | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 3/16 |
| Thundercat | Touring Europe during Coachella |
| ThxSoMch | Live Nation show at Echoplex 4/29 |
| Torres | Non-GV show at Lodge Room 3/30 |
| Travis Scott | Per u/Mikey1313 |
| Turnstile | Touring SA during Coachella |
| Ty Segall | Live Nation show at The Wiltern 2/23 |
| Tyler Childers | Live Nation show at Kia Forum 4/6 |
| V | Enlisting in South Korean military service |
| Wavves | Non-GV show at 1720 2/14 |
| Wednesday | Live Nation show at The Bellwether 5/17 |
| Wifisfuneral | Live Nation show at The Echo 1/12 |
| Wilkinson | Non-GV show at Exchange LA 2/16 |
| William Black | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 2/10 |
| WORSHIP (Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock & 1991) | Live Nation show at Hollywood Palladium 3/30 |
| Yard Act | Touring Europe during Coachella |
| YehMe2 | Live Nation show at The Echo 1/6 |
| Yo La Tengo | Live Nation show at The Bellwether 2/10 |
COACHELLA RADIUS CLAUSE
Coachella uses radius clauses which could prevent acts from performing in Los Angeles, the Inland Empire, or San Diego within a certain window. The festival has allowed some of its acts to make appearances in the region prior to the festival, but only at events and venues owned or controlled by AEG. According to the radius clause...
- Artists playing Coachella are barred from performing any festival in North American from December 15 to May 1.
- Artists are also barred from playing any hard ticket concerts in Southern California during that same time period.
- Artists can’t “advertise, publicize or leak” performances at competing festivals in California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington or Arizona or headliner concerts in SoCal that take place after May 1 until after May 7.
- Artists can’t announce festival appearances for the other 45 states in North America until after the Coachella lineup is announced in January, with exceptions made for Austin’s South by Southwest, Ultra Miami and the AEG-backed New Orleans Jazzfest.
- Artists must also wait for the January announcement before publicizing tour stops in California, Arizona, Washington and Oregon, with an exception made for Las Vegas casinos, but not Las Vegas festivals.
Terms are negotiable though generally less leniency is given to higher billed artists.
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2023.02.24 17:16 cos_i_am 2023-02-24 : New Country
From 2022-11-19 to 2023-02-24
Here are the new singles & albums for Friday February 24th 2023.
Singles :
- Aaron Goodvin & Ryan Kinder - The Longer I Live
- Aaron Raitiere - I'll Never Love Again
- Abby Anderson & The 615 House - Circles
- Abe Partridge - Alabama Astronauts
- Abe Partridge - Young Love (alabama Skies)
- Adam Brand & Matt Cornell - Our Church
- Adam Hood - You Love Me Like That
- Alana Springsteen - you don't deserve a country song
- Alana Springsteen & BRELAND - For What It's Worth (feat. Alana Springsteen)
- Alec MacGillivray - Pick Up
- Alee - Love Songs
- Alex Smith - Crocodile Tears
- Alexandra Kay - Dammit
- Alison Krauss & High Valley - Do This Life
- Allie Colleen - Honest Man
- Allison Mahal - Adriene
- Allison Mahal - Jesus Christ
- Allison Ponthier - Character Development
- Amy Sheppard - Couple Goals
- Andy Grammer - These Tears
- Andy Velo - Boxed Wine
- Angie Stone - Kiss You
- Anna Vaus & Charlie Brennan - Over the Weekend
- Anne Wilson - Living Water
- Anslee Davidson - Forget Me Not
- Ashley Campbell - (I'll Do The) Remembering [Larry's Country Diner Season 16]
- Ashley Campbell - Arkansas Farmboy (Larry's Country Diner Season 16)
- Ashley Campbell - Highwayman (Larry's Country Diner Season 16)
- Ashley Campbell - Pancho & Lefty (Larry's Country Diner Season 16)
- Ashley McBryde - Light On In The Kitchen
- Ashley McBryde & Carly Pearce - Never Wanted To Be That Girl (Live From Music City)
- Austin Plaine - Turn It Around
- Bailey Bryan - RIP
- Bailey Zimmerman - Fix'n To Break
- Bailey Zimmerman - Get to Gettin' Gone
- Bear Bailey - The Way You Say My Name
- Becca Bowen - Son of a Gun
- Bella White - Break My Heart
- Ben Chapman & Ben Chapman & Co. - Georgia Dreamin'
- Ben Kweller - I Have the Power
- Blane Rudd - Nothing Is The Same
- Blessing Offor - Rollin'
- Bo DePeña - Long Road to Denver (Live)
- Bo DePeña - New Year's Day
- Brad Cox - Acres
- Brad Cox - Old Skoolin'
- Brad Paisley - Same Here (Feat. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy)
- Brandon Davis - Fell For You
- Brandon Davis - One of Those
- Brandon Davis - See You In It
- Brandon Lay - Bulletproof
- Brett Eldredge - Hideaway (Studio Version)
- Brett Kissel - Never Have I Ever
- Brett Young & Ashley Cooke - Never Til Now - Wedding Version
- Brian Callihan - On Top Of The World
- Brit Taylor - Ain't a Hard Livin'
- Brittany Kennell - House and a Dog
- Brody Caster - Borrowed Guitar (Acoustic)
- Brody Caster - Gettin' You Home (Acoustic)
- Brody Caster - Once I Meet Her (Acoustic)
- Bryan Martin - Wolves Cry
- Caitlyn Smith - Lately
- Caitlyn Smith - The Great Pretender
- Cam Noble & ACTS of Nature & Calming Sounds of Nature - In The Rain
- Canaan Cox - Hate Me More
- Carly Pearce - What He Didn't Do (Live From Music City)
- Carolina Story - Animal
- Carolina Story - Magic
- Caroline Jones - Keep It Safe (feat. Alyssa Bonagura)
- Caroline Spence - Mary Oliver (Acoustic)
- Caroline Spence - There's Always Room (Alternate Version)
- Carter Lybrand - All Your Fault
- Carter Winter - The Cold West, Pt.1
- Casey Barnes - Summer Nights
- Casey Daniels Band - Carolina Blue
- Casey Penn - We Go Together Like a Guitar and a Fiddle
- Cat Clyde - I Feel It
- Cat Clyde - Papa Took My Totems
- Caylee Hammack - All Or Nothing
- Chad Bushnell - Whiskey to Work
- Chandler Ray - Out Of This Town (Acoustic)
- Chandler Ray - Summer Of '18 (Acoustic Version)
- Chandler Ray - You've Got The Key (Acoustic)
- Chandler Stephens - Days I Cry
- Channing Wilson - Gettin' Outta My Mind
- Channing Wilson - Sunday Morning Blues
- Chapel Hart - Glory Days
- Chapel Hart & Don Bartholomew - Tailgate Trophy (Remix)
- Charles Kelley - As Far As You Could
- Charles Wesley Godwin - Live from the Church
- Charles Wesley Godwin - The Jealous Kind (Live from the Church)
- Charlie Farley - Bellah Mine Road
- Charlie Farley - Once in a Blue Moon
- Chris Buck Band - She Gone
- Chris Hennessee - Me Missin You
- Chris Hennessee - Me Missin You (Acoustic Version)
- Chris Janson - All I Need Is You
- Chris Moreno - Take Me With You
- Chris Shiflett - Black Top White Lines
- Chris Young - Looking for You + All Dogs Go to Heaven
- Christie Huff - Breakup More Often
- Christine Kindred - Miss Patsy
- Clara Mae - When You're Young
- Clare Dunn - Flatbed Sessions (Acoustic)
- Clayton Mullen - Whiskey On It
- Cody Canada & Jesse Jeffers - Treasure Chest
- Cody Fry - I Hear a Symphony
- Cody Fry - Photograph
- Cody Hibbard - Looking Back Now
- Cody Webb - Crazy On Me
- Coffey Anderson & Station Little - Work Real Hard
- Colby Acuff - Western White Pines
- Cole Hartley - What You Mean To Me
- Cole Swindell - Drinkaby
- Colton Venner - Honey Slow (Acoustic)
- Conner Smith - Creek Will Rise
- Cooper Alan - Shoes Under My Bed
- Cooper Alan & The 615 House & Trey Lewis - Mexican Jail (feat. Thomas Mac, Trey Lewis & Cooper Alan)
- Corey Kent - '22 Tapes
- Corey Kent - Better Now
- Corey Kent - Man of the House
- Corey Smith - Still in the Running
- Cort Carpenter - Takes Its Time
- Courtney Patton - Telephone Line
- Craig Campbell - Tractor Songs
- Craig Wayne Boyd - ONE LINE AWAY
- Curtis Grimes - Fine By Me
- Curtis Grimes - Friends
- Curtis Grimes - Noah Built A Boat
- Cymple Man - Blackshear Bennett
- Cyndi Lauper & Dolly Parton & Belinda Carlisle - Gonna Be You (feat. Gloria Estefan and Debbie Harry)
- Dallas Smith - Singing In A Beer
- Dalton Dover - Giving Up On That
- Dan Lawrence - Go Ahead, Break My Heart
- Danno Simpson - Old Town Saturday Night
- Danny Paisley & The Southern Grass - What Crosses Your Mind
- Darius Rucker - Lift Me Up
- Dave Fenley - Stand by Me
- Dave Fenley & The Hello Darlins - Better Days (feat. Dave Fenley)
- David Adam Byrnes - One Two Step Away
- David Adam Byrnes - She Don't
- David James - Cars, Girls, And The Radio (Stripped)
- David Pugh - Damaged Ends
- David Pugh - Down the Stairwell - Side A
- David Tribble - Valentines Day (Live & Intimate)
- David Tribble & Tribe & King - Free Fallin'
- Davisson Brothers Band - Cross My Heart
- Dean Miller - What Are We Doing in Love?
- Devon Gilfillian - All I Really Wanna Do
- Dierks Bentley - Cowboy Boots
- Dierks Bentley - Same Ol' Me
- Dolly Parton - Don't Make Me Have To Come Down There
- Dolly Parton - The Last Thing on My Mind
- Dolly Parton & Cheat Codes - Bets On Us
- Dolly Parton & Dionne Warwick - Peace Like A River
- Dolly Parton & Olivia Newton-John - Jolene (feat. Dolly Parton)
- Donny Van Slee - Country Girl in You
- Drayton Farley - Above My Head
- Drayton Farley - Norfolk Blues
- Drew Dixon - Crooked Past
- Drew Gregory - Stuck
- Drew Holcomb & Ellie Holcomb - Bones
- Drew Parker - At The End Of The Dirt Road
- Dropkick Murphys - Cadillac, Cadillac (feat. Sammy Amara of Broilers)
- Dusty Moats - Honky Tonk Ways
- Dylan Marlowe - Record High
- Easton Chambers - Heartbreak Bender
- El Dorodo - Bed of Roses
- Eli Howard & The Greater Good - Low & Slow (Chapter 1)
- Elijah Ocean - Heart Replacement
- Elijah Ocean - Middle of a King-Size Bed
- Elle King - Tulsa
- Elle King - Worth A Shot (Live Version)
- Elvie Shane - Sympathy for the Devil
- Emily McGill - Better When I'm Drinking
- Emily McGill - I'm Done
- Emily Scott Robinson & OurVinyl - Emily Scott Robinson OurVinyl Sessions
- Emma White - The Only Girl in This Town
- Erika Baier - Snowy The Snowman
- Erin Enderlin - Weddings, Funerals, & Empty Hotel Bars
- Erin Enderlin - White Wine Fever
- Erin Kinsey - Boys In Boots
- Erin Kinsey - Handful / Already Broke Up
- Ethan Willis - I Can't Call It
- Frank Foster - Little More Nowhere
- Frank Vieira - Holy Smoke
- Gabby Barrett & Colton Dixon - Build a Boat (feat. Gabby Barrett)
- Gable Bradley - Heartbreaker
- Gavin Adcock - DEEP END
- Gavin Adcock - I Know A Good Time
- Gavin Adcock - I've Been A Stranger
- Gene Watson - Build My Mansion (Larry's Country Diner Season 19)
- Gene Watson - Don't Waste It On the Blues (Larry's Country Diner Season 19)
- Gene Watson - No Goodbyes (Larry's Country Diner Season 19)
- Gene Watson - The Good Ol' Days Are Right Now (Larry's Country Diner Season 19)
- Genevieve Fisher - Thank You Music
- George Birge - Cowboys Talkin'
- George Shingleton - Shot or Two
- Gord Bamford - One Heartbeat From Heaven
- Granger Smith & Matthew West - Greatest Hits
- Grant Gilbert & Josh Abbott Band - Six Pack State of Mind
- Greylan James - 2 Years Back
- Greylan James - My Future
- Haley Mae Campbell - Didn't Have to Drink (Piano Version)
- Haley Mae Campbell - Flowers (Country Version)
- Haley Mae Campbell & Presley & Taylor - Never Not a Good Time
- Hannah Blaylock - Catch the Wind
- Hannah Blaylock & Cody Belew - Married Alone
- Hannah Ellis - Someone Else's Heartbreak
- Hayden Baker - Just Talkin'
- Hippies And Cowboys - Bing Bang Boom
- Hippies And Cowboys - Moving On
- Home Free - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
- Houston Bernard - Ditch This Town
- Hunter Hayes - Sober
- Hunter Thomas Mounce - Angel's Share
- Ian Munsick - Dig
- Ian Munsick - Long Live Cowgirls (Me and a Fiddle)
- Ian Munsick - River Run
- Ingrid Andress - Treated Me Good
- Iris DeMent - The Sacred Now / How Long
- Iris DeMent - Workin' On A World / Goin' Down To Sing In Texas
- Jack Johnson & Lee "Scratch" Perry - Traffic In The Sky (Lee "Scratch" Perry x Subatomic Sound System Dub)
- Jackson Dean - Fearless (The Echo)
- Jacob Bryant & Chris Weaver Band - Circus
- Jaden Hamilton - Ruidoso
- Jake Dodds - Little Red Dress
- Jake Hoot - Endless
- Jake Owen - My Boots Miss Yours
- James Barker Band - Meet Your Mama
- Jameson Rodgers - Goin' Crazy + Holding Me Back
- Jason Benoit - VHS
- Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit - Death Wish
- Jason Michael Carroll - Pass It On Around
- JD Clayton & Jam in the Van - Jam in the Van - JD Clayton (Live Session, Nashville, TN, 2022)
- Jeb Gipson - Ain't Got the Heart
- Jeb Gipson - House in Heaven
- Jeff Canada - Blame It On Me
- Jenna DeVries - Unholy
- Jenna Paulette - You Ain't No Cowboy
- Jess Moskaluke - Not What Ya Think
- Jesse Slack - Oughta Be Outlawed
- Jessie Early & Women Who Worship & Worship Together - Great Mystery (Live)
- Jillian Cardarelli - Country Side
- Jillian Steele - Forget About Forgetting Me
- Jillian Steele - Sk8er Boi
- JJ Lawhorn - Heavy Hitter
- Joe Peters - That Ain't No Way To Go
- Joey Greer - She Gets Me
- Joey Hyde - Drunk Plans
- John 5 - Strung Out
- John Ashburn - Ride in a Truck
- John Fogerty - Joy Of My Life (Live)
- John King - Grow Up Grow Old
- Johnny and Heidi - The One Before the One
- Johnny Dailey - Over a Girl
- Jon Langston - Howdy Howdy Howdy
- Jonathan Terrell - Falling Snow in Santa Fe
- Jordan Allen & the Bellwethers - My Twenties
- Jordan Davis - Money Isn't Real
- Jordan Davis - No Time Soon
- Jordyn Delzer - Turquoise and Feathers EP
- Josh Abbott Band - Josh Abbott Band and Friends: , Vol. 2
- Josh Abbott Band - The Galway Girl
- Josh Gracin - You're On Fire
- Josh Logan - Good Life
- Josh Melton - Old
- Josh Mirenda - Wind Up
- Joshua Hedley - Counting All My Tears (Larry's Country Diner Season 19)
- Joshua Hedley - Let Them Talk (Larry's Country Diner Season 19)
- Joshua Hedley - Let's Take A Vacation (Larry's Country Diner Season 19)
- Joshua Hedley - Mr. Jukebox (Larry's Country Diner Season 19)
- Joshua Quimby - Do-Nothin' Deadbeat
- Josiah and the Bonnevilles - Jersey Giant
- Josiah and the Bonnevilles - Skinny Love (Country Version)
- Joy Oladokun - Changes
- Julia Cole - Be The Whiskey (Acoustic)
- Julia Cole - Better Liar
- Julia Cole - Forever and Ever, Amen
- July Turner - To Georgia
- Justin Dukes - Ring for Sale
- Justin Moore - Stray Dogs
- Kailey Nicole - Good Years
- Kalsey Kulyk - Ain't Enough Whiskey
- Kameron Marlowe - Take Me Home (Voice Memo)
- Kane Brown & Katelyn Brown - Thank God (Spring Symphony)
- Karen Fairchild - Paramount
- Karen Jonas - Lay Me Down
- Karen Jonas - Paris Breeze
- Karen Jonas - Rock the Boat
- Karen O & Adanowsky - When The Angel Comes
- Karley Scott Collins - Petty in the 80s
- Kasey Tyndall & Dylan Marlowe - Place for Me
- Kassi Ashton - Drive You Out Of My Mind
- Kate Ellis - Other Side Of The Street (Radio Edit)
- Katie Cole - Maybe Memphis
- Katie Noel - Southern
- Katie Noel & Johnny Rich & Yesiwill - Tennessee Tilt
- Kaylee Bell - BOOTS 'N ALL
- Kaylee Rose - Stay Single
- Kaylin Roberson - Die First
- Kelsea Ballerini - Rolling Up the Welcome Mat
- Khalid & Dove Cameron - We Go Down Together (with Khalid)
- Kimmie Rhodes & Willie Nelson - Picture In a Frame (Side B)
- Kip Moore - Damn Love
- Kristen Kelly - The Devil
- Kristian Bush - Already Yours
- Kyle McKearney - Whispering Pines
- Kylie Morgan - Don't Stay Gone Too Long
- La Maquinaria Norteña - Eres Ese Algo (Remix)
- La Maquinaria Norteña - Yo Si La Cuidé
- La Maquinaria Norteña & La Furia del Bravo - Mi Persona Favorita
- Lainey Wilson - Spotify Singles
- Lainey Wilson - You Can't Always Get What You Want
- Lance Carpenter - Better Than Me
- Landon Heights - Do What You Gotta Do
- Larry Fleet - Daddy Don't Drink // Try Texas
- Lathan Bryant - Carolina Queen (Nashville Sessions)
- Lazy Wayne Band - Didn't Matter Anyway
- Leah Marie Mason - Holy Water
- Lee Hazlewood & Nancy Sinatra - Think I'm Coming Down
- Lera Lynn - The Garden (From Endless Dungeon)
- Levi Hummon - Rent Free
- Levi Jameson - Spending My Nights Alone
- Lexie Hayden - Might Be You
- LOCASH - Three Favorite Colors
- Logan Halstead - Good Ol' Boys with Bad Names
- Logan McKeighen - Indiana and Me
- Logan Michael - Another Go
- Logan Michael - Whiskey Serenade
- Logan Tucker - That's How It's Done
- Lori McKenna & Luke Laird & Barry Dean - Diamond Rings and Old Barstools
- Lost Hollow - Dear Dear Miss Lee
- Lucas Hoge - Nowhere
- Lucero - Macon If We Make It
- Lucie Tiger - Home Is Where The Heart Is
- Lukas Graham & Mickey Guyton - Home Movies
- Lukas Nelson & Norah Jones - Set Me Down On A Cloud (with Lukas Nelson) (From "Norah Jones is Playing Along" Podcast)
- Luke Combs - Growin' Up and Gettin' Old
- Luke Combs - Joe
- Luke Combs - Love You Anyway
- Luke Grimes - No Horse To Ride (demo version)
- Lzzy Hale & Daughtry - Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)
- Mac Powell - New Creation
- Mackenzie Carpenter - Don't Mess With Exes
- Mackenzie Carpenter - Jesus, I'm Jealous (Acoustic)
- Mae Estes - Before the Record
- Mae Estes - Run
- Maggie Baugh - I Met You
- Mandi Sagal - One Less Broken Heart
- Margo Price - Shotgun Willie
- Mario Flores - I Can't Drink 'Em Like I Used To
- Martin McDaniel - Boys Back Home
- Marty Stuart & Marty Stuart And His Fabulous Superlatives - Altitude
- Mason & the Gin Line - Leaves of Fall
- Mason Lively - Someone Else
- Matt Gatewood - So Do We
- Matt Jordan - Love Was Enough
- Matt Schuster - If I Was A Cowboy (Stripped)
- Matt Schuster - Wasted Prayers
- Matt Stell - One Of Us
- Matthew Mayfield - Ring of Fire
- Matthew Wayne - Reckless
- Matthew Wayne - Wrong Side of the Bed
- Meg McRee - Tried & True
- Megan & Liz - Taught Me to Love (From The Vault)
- Megan Davies - What's up?
- Megan McKenna - Auld Lang Syne
- Megan McKenna - Silent Night
- Megan Moroney - I'm Not Pretty
- Meghan Patrick - She's No Good for Me
- Michael Shynes - Little Lilly
- Michael Shynes & Almost Weekend & Konn - Nice Face (Konn Remix)
- Michael Shynes & Swell Scenic - Can't Help Falling in Love
- Michael Shynes & Swell Scenic - Go Easy On Me
- Mitchell Tenpenny & Cheat Codes - What's It Gonna Take
- Mitchell Tenpenny & Steven Curtis Chapman - Don't Lose Heart
- Mo Pitney & CLINE - Worthy One
- Moe Bandy - Bandy The Rodeo Clown (Larry's Country Diner Season 16)
- Moe Bandy - Beautiful You, Lucky Me (Larry's Country Diner Season 16)
- Moe Bandy - It's A Cheatin' Situation (Larry's Country Diner Season 16)
- Moe Bandy - Too Old To Die Young (Larry's Country Diner Season 16)
- Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway & Molly Tuttle - good 4 u / Dooley's Farm (Spotify Singles)
- Morgan Johnston - Like It's His Job
- Morgan Wade - The Night: The Collection
- Morgan Wallen - 3 Songs At A Time Sampler
- Murphy Elmore - If It's Over It's On
- Muscadine Bloodline - Inconvenience Store
- Muscadine Bloodline - Teenage Dixie
- Music Travel Love - Sweet Child O' Mine
- Music Travel Love - Truly Madly Deeply
- Nate Fredrick - Daydream
- Nate Fredrick - Paint the Town
- Nate Fredrick - Shortcut To Waco
- Nate Smith - Better Boy + Oil Spot
- Nate Smith & MOTi - Whiskey On You (MOTi Remix)
- Nefesh Mountain - Revival
- Niall Horan - Heaven
- Niall Horan - Hidden Gems
- Nicholas Jamerson - Holler Child
- Nicholas Jamerson - Watching the Fire Burn
- Nick Norman - Wildflowers in Whiskey Bottles
- Nick Wayne - I Don't Get Out Much
- Nikita Karmen - Deep Cuts
- Noah Hicks - I Can Tell You're Small Town (The Back Home Version)
- Noah Hicks - Making Up My Mind (The Back Home Version)
- October Rose - Heat Wave
- October Rose - Hits Home
- Old Dominion - Memory Lane
- Old Dominion - Memory Lane (Sampler)
- OurVinyl & Tami Neilson - Tami Neilson OurVinyl Sessions
- P!nk - TRUSTFALL
- P!nk - When I Get There
- Palmer Anthony - Sleep, My Mind & You
- Parker McCollum - I Ain't Going Nowhere
- Patrick B Ray - Pancho and Lefty
- Payton Howie - Crazy 'Bout Her
- Payton Smith - Missed the Boat
- PJ North - Keep The Car Running
- PJ North - WYDRN?
- Priscilla Block - Me Pt. 2
- RaeLynn - It's Happening Right Here (Music from the Original Documentary)
- Ragland - You've Got a Friend in Me
- Raleigh Keegan - I Hate Country Music
- Raleigh Keegan - Where We Are
- Randy Carson - Daddy's Song
- Raul Malo & Kelley Mickwee - Tennessee Valentine
- Ray Scott - In Pictures
- Reyna Roberts - Another Round
- Reyna Roberts - Another Round (feat. Tayler Holder)
- Ri Wolf - Deliver Me
- Ri Wolf - Hummingbird
- Riley Green & Thomas Rhett - Half Of Me (Acoustic)
- River Town Saints - Breaking Up
- River Town Saints - Goodbye Ain't a Game
- RMR & Johan Lenox - No One Gets Me (Chamber Version)
- Rob Baird - Maybe Tonight (Memphis Sessions)
- Rob Baird - Memphis Sessions
- Rob Mayes - humble pie
- Rob Mayes - no other
- Robby Johnson - Love You Kinda Wine
- Rodell Duff - Something To Do With You
- Ron Pope - A Drop in the Ocean (Sped Up Version)
- Ruston Kelly - Mending Song
- Ruston Kelly - The Weakness
- Rusty Truck - Be On My Side
- Rusty Truck - Find My Way
- Ry Bradley - Miss Treat Me Right
- Ryan Follese & Kjersti Long - IDC (Ask Me If I Care)
- Ryan Kinder & Aaron Goodvin - The Longer I Live
- Ryan Laird - Legacy
- Ryan Waters Band - Stayin' Quit
- Sacha & Tyler Shaw - Confident
- Sam Hunt - Walmart
- Sam Munsick - 1922
- Sam Munsick - I-80 Lady
- Sam Munsick - Old Montana
- Sandra McCracken & Anchor Hymns & Village Lights - Ancient of Days
- Sandra McCracken & Matt Papa & Laura Story - Once In Royal David's City
- Sara Berki - Heartline
- Sarah Allison Turner - Lemonade
- Sarah Hobbs - Roof over My Head
- Sarah Lake - Killing Me Softly with His Song (Cover)
- Savannah Rae - 'Til I Can Make It On My Own
- Scott Ballew - Middle Age Crazy
- Sean Stemaly - Man Down
- Seth Ward - Since You've Been Gone
- Seth Ward - Valentine
- Shaker Hymns - Love in a Bottle
- Shania Twain - Giddy Up!
- Shawn David - Been Better
- Shawn David - Been Better (Extended)
- Shaylen - Do It Right The First Time
- Shefton Kash - Forever's Not As Long As It Used To Be
- Shelby Darrall - Happy First (live one take)
- Shenandoah - Revival
- Sierra Ferrell - In Dreams (Sped Up)
- SJ McDonald - Rosemary
- Smithfield - Hope You're Happy
- Smithfield - Hope You're Happy (Acoustic)
- Sophia Scott - Her
- Sophia Scott - Her (undone)
- Sophia Scott - Red Dress
- Southbound 75 - That Summer
- Steven Lee Olsen - Outta Yours
- Stevenson Everett - Shade of Red
- Struggle Jennings - Hard to Hate
- Styles Haury - Small Town Everytime
- Tanner Usrey - Take Me Home
- Taylor Acorn - I Think I'm in Love
- Taylor Acorn & NOTHING MORE - YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT LOVE MEANS (feat. Taylor Acorn) [Piano Version]
- Taylor Edwards - Petty
- Taylor Hicks - Porch Swing
- Taylor Swift & Felix Jaehn - Lavender Haze (Felix Jaehn Remix)
- Teague Brothers Band - Buckskin Gelding (The Truer Tale)
- Tebey - Country Music Kinda Night
- Teddy Robb - Stay Single
- Tenille Arts - Last Time Last
- Tenille Townes - Live Sessions
- Tenille Townes & Bryan Adams - The Thing That Wrecks You
- The Band Of Heathens - Don't Let the Darkness
- The Band Of Heathens - Heartless Year
- The Band Of Heathens - Stormy Weather
- The Cadillac Three & Ketch Secor - Hillbilly (featuring Elvie Shane and Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show)
- The Chainsmokers & Cheyenne Giles - Make Me Feel
- The Fisk Jubilee Singers & Wyn Starks - At The End Of The River
- The Fisk Jubilee Singers & Wyn Starks - Circles
- The Fisk Jubilee Singers & Wyn Starks - Dancing My Way
- The Infamous Stringdusters - I'd Rather Be Alone
- The Lacs & Murphy Elmore - Hellraisers in Heaven
- The Last Bandoleros - Let It Show
- The Lone Bellow - Honey (Piano Version)
- The Milk Carton Kids - All of the Time in the World to Kill
- The Mother Hips - Room Four
- The Panhandlers - Valentine, For Valentines
- The Prairie States - Waiting On You (Acoustic)
- The Red Iron Push - Damn It All
- The Red Iron Push - Leanne
- The Red Iron Push - Three or Four (Live)
- The Shootouts - I'll Never Need Anyone More (feat. Raul Malo)
- The Shootouts - One Step Forward (feat. Ray Benson & Asleep at the Wheel)
- The Swon Brothers - Cowboy Amen
- The Tuten Brothers - Downer
- The Vegabonds & Womz - Kids
- The War and Treaty - Ain't No Harmin' Me
- The Wood Brothers - Pilgrim
- Thomas Rhett - Angels (Don't Always Have Wings)
- Thomm Jutz & Tim Stafford - The Blue Grays
- Tigirlily Gold - Shoot Tequila
- Tim Hill - The Irish Sea
- Todd Cameron - Again
- Tom Morello & Måneskin - GOSSIP (feat. Tom Morello)
- Tony Evans Jr. - Need Somebody
- Tori Darke - Dodged a Bullet
- Travis Feutz - Cowboy Songs
- Travis Feutz - George Jones
- Trea Landon - Whatcha Know Good
- Trevor Martin - Can't Call You Beautiful
- Troy Cartwright - Unlove You
- Tucker Beathard - Who I Am With You
- Ty March. - ONLY 1
- Ty March. & Jgriff & DatKidEli - Caught Up
- Tyler Booth - Real Real Country
- Tyler Braden - Neon Grave
- Tyler Cain - Dark Side Of Dreaming
- Tyler Dial - Sad That I'm Happy
- Tyler Farr - Country As Shit (feat. Jelly Roll)
- Tyler Hubbard - Me For Me
- Upchurch - Heavier Rain
- Vincent Mason - A Little Too Good
- Vincent Neil Emerson - Bloody Mary Morning
- Walker County - Mirror Mirror
- Walker County - No Smoke and Mirrors
- Ward Thomas - All Over Again
- Ward Thomas - Loved By You
- Ward Thomas - Next To You
- Warren Zeiders - West Texas Weather
- Wayland - We Were Here
- Wes Mack - Lookin for You
- Willie Nelson - Streets Of Baltimore
- Willie Nelson - Tiger By The Tail
- Willie Shaw - Fairytale
- Willie Shaw - Roll the Dice
- Wyatt Flores - Break My Bones
- Wyatt Flores - Losing Sleep (Revisited)
- Zach Bryan & Maggie Rogers - Dawns (feat. Maggie Rogers)
- Zach Top - Busy Doin' Nothin'
- Zachary Lucky - Zachary Lucky sings Copper Kettle and Dublin Blues
- ZG Smith - Nighttime Animal
- ZG Smith - Sure Thing
- Zoë Nutt - Say What You Wanna Say
Albums :
- Aidan Canfield - We're Young, Alright
- Ariel Posen - Mile End ll
- Ben Chapman & Ben Chapman & Co. - Amber Sound, Vol. 1
- Ben Gallaher - Country in the House
- Blessing Offor - My Tribe
- Brandon Ratcliff - Tale Of Two Towns
- Brett Kissel - The Compass Project - South Album
- Brit Taylor - Kentucky Blue
- Bryan Adams - Cuts Like A Knife - 40th Anniversary, Live From The Royal Albert Hall
- Callista Clark - Real To Me: The Way I Feel (Deluxe Edition)
- Casey Penn - One Step Away
- Cat Clyde - Down Rounder
- Channing Wilson - Dead Man
- Chase Rice - I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go To Hell
- Cort Carpenter - All In
- Craig Campbell - The Lost Files: Exhibit A
- Dierks Bentley - Gravel & Gold
- Don Louis - This Is for You
- Dropkick Murphys - This Machine Still Kills Fascists (Expanded Edition)
- Easton Corbin - Let's Do Country Right
- El Dorodo - Unincorporated
- Elle King - Come Get Your Wife
- ERNEST - FLOWER SHOPS (THE ALBUM): Two Dozen Roses
- Filmore - Mean Something
- Gene Watson - A Way To Survive (Original Step One Records Recordings)
- Gene Watson - The Good Ole Days (Original Step One Records Recordings)
- Greensky Bluegrass - Courage For The Road: Fall 2021 (Live)
- HARDY - the mockingbird & THE CROW
- Hunter Hayes - Normal
- Inigo Pascual - Lockdown Sessions
- Iris DeMent - Workin' On A World
- James Reed - Songs from Momma's Pen
- James Reed - The Future Ain't What It Used To Be
- Jason Evans - Airport Lounges, Vol. 3: the Serenity Terminal
- JD Clayton - Long Way From Home
- Joey Hyde - I Made a Record
- John Hampson - Demo Dump 2006-2011
- Jordan Davis - Bluebird Days
- Josiah and the Bonnevilles - 2022 (Commentary)
- Josiah and the Bonnevilles - Country Covers
- Kimmie Rhodes & Willie Nelson - Picture In a Frame (Deluxe Edition)
- La Maquinaria Norteña - Al Derecho Y Al Reverso (Deluxe)
- Larry Sparks - New Highway (Remastered)
- Lucas Sousa - Aces & Eights
- Lucero - Should've Learned by Now
- Lukas Graham - 4 (The Pink Album)
- Margo Price - Strays
- Matt Jordan - The Gamble (Deluxe Edition)
- Michael Shynes - Fly Over Country
- Moe Bandy - Thank You Lord
- Muscadine Bloodline - Teenage Dixie
- Neal McCoy - The Warner Years
- P!nk - TRUSTFALL
- Peyton Parrish - The Most Magical Album On Earth
- Pony Bradshaw - North Georgia Rounder
- Priscilla Block - Welcome To The Block Party (Deluxe)
- Randy Carson - Life is Good
- Ri Wolf - Randall County Reverb
- Rob Mayes - Ain't Nothin' To See Here
- Rusty Truck - Rusty Truck
- Sammy Arriaga - PIXELATED
- Shakey Graves - Deadstock - A Shakey Graves Day Anthology
- Shania Twain - Queen Of Me
- Steve Earle - The Complete Warner Years
- Sundy Best - Feel Good Country
- The Mother Hips - When We Disappear
- The Shootouts - Stampede
- The Tuten Brothers - So Far So Good
- Thomm Jutz & Tim Stafford - Lost Voices
- Tim Hill - Giant
- Tyler Hubbard - Tyler Hubbard
- Whitehorse - I'm Not Crying, You're Crying
- Zach Bryan - All My Homies Hate Ticketmaster (Live from Red Rocks)
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2022.09.08 21:48 V0oD0oMan Rookie Report: Week 1 Starts & Sits
Original article can be found on drinkfive.com Welcome back to the Rookie Report! It’s been a long, dreadful 7-month wait for NFL games that matter to return, but we’ve made it! We’re mere hours away from week 1, which means it’s time once again to set your fantasy lineups, and that means I’m back to help you figure out what to do with your rookies.
If you’re new to the Rookie Report, here’s how it works: Each week I’ll look at the upcoming matchup for all the fantasy-relevant rookies and give you my take on what to do with them for that week. I’ll give you some quick-hitting info about guys you already know you should start or sit, and I’ll dig a little deeper on the borderline rookies to give you some info to help you make that decision for the week. I’ll also include some deep league sleepers, stashes for the future, and cheap DFS plays that I like among rookies for those of you who are in deeper leagues or like to play DFS.
This year’s rookie class is an interesting one. There was only 1 QB taken before round 3 of the NFL draft and zero rookie QBs slated to start in week 1, but there were an absurd 13 wide receivers taken in the first two rounds and a number of other intriguing guys drafted in rounds 3 & 4. I have a feeling a lot of this year’s Rookie Report will be devoted to the wide receiver class.
A couple of housekeeping notes for the players listed below – All players listed under the same header at the same position are listed in the order that I would play them this week, and all references to fantasy points and points allowed rankings are based on half-PPR scoring unless otherwise noted. Let’s dive into week 1…
Rookies You Already Know You Should Start: NONE – There are no rookies that should be an auto-start in week 1 for your lineups. The 2 guys who should be the safest based on draft capital and expected role are Drake London and Breece Hall. Both face tough week 1 matchups and have question marks that make them less than a sure thing for the openers.
Borderline Rookies I’d Lean Toward Starting: RB Dameon Pierce, HOU (Wk. 1: vs. Ind.): Pierce has been one of the most polarizing players this preseason after winning the Texans’ RB1 job out of camp as a 4th-round draft pick. The debate has been about whether he’s actually a good starting RB, or if he was just the best of a lackluster group of options in Houston. Regardless of the answer to that question, we know he’s going to get rushing volume. The Texans changed coaches this offseason, but they’re likely to remain conservative as an offense. Houston passed the ball at just the 19th highest rate last year despite finishing 4-13 and constantly playing from behind. That means they’re willing to run when they probably shouldn’t. I don’t expect Pierce to stay in the game on passing downs. That job should fall to Rex Burkhead, but that doesn’t mean Pierce can’t pull in a few receptions to go along with probably 15+ carries in week 1. The Colts’ run defense was stingy in 2021, ranking 3rd in Football Outsiders’ run defense DVOA, but the switch from DC Matt Eberflus to Gus Bradley could mean some regression is coming. Bradley runs a base cover-3 defense and doesn’t do a ton of blitzing. In fact, according to Pro Football Reference Bradley’s defenses have blitzed at the lowest rate in the NFL in each of the last 3 years (and 3rd-lowest rate in 2018). It’s caused his defenses to traditionally be pretty good against the pass, but bad against the run. Bradley’s defenses have ranked in the bottom half of the league in rushing yards allowed and rushing TDs allowed in each of the last 3 seasons, and his Raiders’ defense last year allowed the 4th-most running back points per game. If you’re considering Pierce for a start in week 1, I’d feel good about slotting him in the lineup.
WR Chris Olave, NO (Wk. 1: @Atl.): Olave enters week 1 looking like a clear starter for the Saints opposite Michael Thomas with Jarvis Landry in the slot. Thomas has been battling a hamstring injury, and while he looks likely to play it’s easy to wonder if it hampers his performance in the opener. The Falcons allowed the 2nd-most fantasy points in the league last year to wide receivers lined up on the perimeter, per Sports Info Solutions (SIS). They did add Casey Heyward Jr. at corner to help shore up that issue, but I still like Olave to get loose for a handful of catches in a strong debut performance. Part of the problem for the Falcons is that they generated QB pressure at the lowest rate in the league last year, and they did little to address the issue in the offseason. You can’t ask your corners to cover forever. Something in the range of 5-75 with a possible TD would be a nice finish for Olave in the opener.
WR Treylon Burks, TEN (Wk. 1: vs. NYG): Depending on who you ask, Burks’ training camp and preseason ranged anywhere from okay to pretty bad, to a complete dumpster fire. It started with reports that his conditioning was an issue early in camp. Then came the preseason games where Burks played into the 4th quarter in each of the first two contests and didn’t produce much with his opportunities. It became clear that he wasn’t working with the starters yet, which is unexpected for a guy who was drafted in the top 20 picks by a team that just traded away their WR1. At the end of the day, I bought into the camp reports a bit and was expecting a slow start to the season for Burks. Then I saw his week 1 matchup. The Giants are shaky at corner after releasing James Bradberry as a cap casualty in the offseason, and new DC Wink Martindale loves to play aggressive defense with a lot of blitzing and asking his CBs to play man coverage. I expect the Titans to combat this by trying to get the ball into the hands of their playmakers in space quickly, and they don’t have a more dynamic playmaker than Burks. Much like Derrick Henry (although not to the same degree), Burks is a player you don’t want to tackle when he’s running full speed in the open field. I like his chances of breaking a big play or two against this vulnerable defense. Burks is listed as the team’s WR2 on their first depth chart released for the regular season.
WR George Pickens, PIT (Wk. 1: @Cin.): Pickens will be a starter in 3-wide sets for the Steelers in week 1, and with Diontae Johnson battling a shoulder injury he could make a splash in his debut against the defending AFC champs. Mike Tomlin hasn’t expressed any concern about Diontae being able to play in the opener, but Johnson may be out there as more of a decoy than a featured target. Johnson should draw shadow coverage from Chidobe Awuzie, who graded as PFF’s 18th-best cover corner in 2021. Chase Claypool should draw Mike Hilton in the slot (PFF’s 5th best slot cover corner in ’21). That leaves oft picked on Eli Apple as Pickens’ week one adversary. I like George’s chances to lead the Steelers in receiving yards in week 1, and he looks like a guy who will be much more productive as a pro than he was in college. 60+ yards and a possible TD feels like a likely outcome for Pickens in the opener.
WR Jahan Dotson, WAS (Wk. 1: vs. Jax.): Dotson won the starting WR job opposite Terry McLaurin in camp, and he gets a soft landing for his NFL debut. The Jaguars allowed the 7th-most WR points per game last season and ranked 31st in pass defense DVOA, and their best corner Shaquill Griffin is likely to follow Terry McLaurin around. That leaves youngster Tyson Campbell to match up with Dotson. With Washington likely missing starting TE Logan Thomas, Dotson should see a healthy number of targets come his way in a game where Carson Wentz should be motivated to exorcise some demons. It was his performance in an embarrassing loss in the week 18 meeting with the Jaguars that changed the trajectory of Wentz’s career. That loss was the final nail in his coffin in Indy, the second stop that he’s been booted from in as many years. This year may be his last chance to prove he can be someone’s franchise QB and putting it on the Jaguars would be a good way to start. If Wentz makes good on that, Dotson will be a primary beneficiary.
Borderline Rookies I’d Lean Toward Sitting: RB Breece Hall, NYJ (Wk. 1: vs. Bal.): Hall seemed like a slam dunk to open the season as the Jets' workhorse running back when he was drafted in April, but he somehow failed to beat out Michael Carter for the starting job in training camp. It appears Hall will open the season in a committee akin to the one we saw between Javonte Williams and Melvin Gordon last season in Denver. It’s not a great development if you drafted Hall to be a starting running back, especially in a week where he faces a Ravens’ defense that ranked 4th in run defense DVOA stat last season. This is the kind of matchup where I’d be calling him a floor RB2 if he were the workhorse. Instead, he’s a fringe flex play that doesn’t appear to have a ton of ceiling.
RB Rachaad White, TB (Wk. 1: @Dal.): White is only a borderline option in the deepest of PPR leagues. The Bucs leaned heavily on Leonard Fournette in 2021, and while they’re likely to do that again in ’22, they probably want to lighten the load at least a little after he missed crucial time down the stretch with injury last season. They used a 3rd round pick on White and he’s already worked his way up to #2 on the depth chart behind Lenny. I expect the workload split here to look something like we’ve seen with Dallas where Fournette is in the Zeke Elliott role and White is Tony Pollard. He’ll mix in for some change of pace work and some receiving opportunities, but Lenny is the workhorse. White is a great stash in case his role is bigger than expected or anything happens to Fournette, but he isn’t a great play in week 1 against a Dallas defense that allowed the 3rd-fewest RB points per game last season.
WR Drake London, ATL (Wk. vs. NO): London returns from a knee injury in time for week 1, but he’s had very limited practice time this preseason. I’d be surprised if he plays a full complement of snaps in the opener, and many of the snaps he does play should be matched up with Saints’ top corner Marshon Lattimore. Lattimore had a 76.4 PFF coverage grade and allowed fewer than 8 yards per target into his coverage in 2021. I wouldn’t count on more than 5-6 targets for the rookie in the opener, which may not get London to 50+ yards against Lattimore.
WR Alec Pierce, IND (Wk. 1: @Hou.): Pierce draws a favorable matchup in his first time out against a Houston defense that allowed the 5th-most fantasy points last year to wide receivers lined up out wide (Parris Campbell figures to play mostly in the slot), but this shapes up as a game where the Colts will have no problem relying on Jonathan Taylor and Michael Pittman to do most of the heavy lifting. Pittman is the clear WR1 in this offense, and the Texans won’t have an answer for him when the Colts need to throw, and they shouldn’t need to throw a ton. Pierce could see a few targets come his way, but this should be a low passing volume week for the Colts, and the scraps that go to Pierce are unlikely to amount to a strong fantasy game.
WR Garrett Wilson, NYJ (Wk. 1: vs. Bal): The Jets have listed Wilson as a backup on the depth chart behind Braxton Berrios ahead of the opener, but I have a hunch Wilson will be on the field a fair amount in week 1. They didn’t draft him in the first round to not have a role, and the Jets are going to be playing from behind as a touchdown underdog at home. The Ravens are a much tougher pass defense than last year’s #30 rank in pass defense DVOA would indicate. Their secondary was decimated by injuries last year and appears back to full health to start 2022. The return of Marcus Peters and the addition of Kyle Fuller make this a defense I don’t want to use Wilson against unless I KNOW he’s playing a full complement of snaps. We don’t know that for week 1.
WR Jalen Tolbert, DAL (Wk. 1: vs. TB): Michael Gallup’s status remains in doubt for week 1, and Tampa Bay’s stout defensive front had teams throwing early and often against them last season since they couldn’t run the ball with any success. Dak Prescott attempted a whopping 58 passes against the Bucs in week 1 last year as Zeke Elliott struggled to just 33 rushing yards. There’s a pretty good possibility Dallas employs a similar strategy this time around, and that kind of passing volume makes Tolbert intriguing. The problem is that he’s failed to separate himself from guys like Noah Brown, Semi Fehoko, and KaVontae Turpin in camp. It’s likely all 4 guys play some snaps in the opener if Gallup is out, and we could even see Tony Pollard get some slot snaps as well after he did some work there in camp. The passing game will run through CeeDee Lamb, Dalton Schultz, and the running backs in the opener, and you’re likely grasping at straws if you start any of their other receivers in week 1.
TE Daniel Bellinger, NYG (Wk. 1: @Ten.): For deeper TE-premium leagues, Bellinger may be on your radar for week 1 after winning the starting tight end job in New York. I’d steer clear for the opener. The Titans allowed the 6th-fewest TE points per game last season, and we all know about the likelihood of early success for rookie tight ends. You can likely find a better option for week 1.
Rookies You Already Know You Should Sit: All of the rookie QBs: None of the rookie signal callers are slated to start in week 1, and if the draft is any indication, I’d be pessimistic about the entire class. 2022 was the 6th time since 1990 that no QB was taken in the top-15 picks of the NFL draft. The first QBs off the board in those other 5 drafts have a combined total of one top-12 fantasy season between them (by Chad Pennington). That bodes poorly for Kenny Pickett, and none of the other rookie QBs this year garnered better than a 3rd-round draft pick.
RB James Cook, BUF (Wk. 1: @LAR): Cook enters week 1 in a messy 3-way committee with Devin Singletary and Zack Moss, and he faces a defense that allowed the 9th-fewest RB points per game last season and remains one of the most talented defensive units in the NFL. Cook’s likely to see a handful of touches in week 1, but he’s going to be hard to trust as anything more than an upside play in DFS contests. He costs the minimum for the full slate on DraftKings, and $2,800 for showdown contests.
RB Kenneth Walker III, SEA (Wk. 1: vs. Den.): Walker has been battling a hernia injury (the non-sports variety) throughout camp. It’s still up in the air whether he’ll be able to suit up in week 1, but the missed time has him comfortably behind Rashaad Penny on the depth chart to start the season. Anything beyond 6-8 touches in week one for KW3 would be a bonus.
RB Tyler Allgeier, ATL (Wk. 1: vs. NO): Allgeier enters the season 3rd on the Falcons RB depth chart behind Cordarrelle Patterson and Damien Williams, and the Falcons face a New Orleans defense that ranked 1st in run defense DVOA and allowed the 2nd fewest RB points per game last season. There’s no reason to fire him up in the opener.
RB Zamir White, LV (Wk. 1: @LAC): White’s role for the early part of the season Looks to be mostly as a change of pace back on early downs behind Josh Jacobs while Ameer Abdullah handles the passing down work. That’s not a very useful role for fantasy, even against a Chargers’ defense that ranked 30th in run defense DVOA a season ago.
RB Trestan Ebner, CHI (Wk. 1: vs. SF): Ebner warrants watching in week 1 as a potential waiver pick-up for PPR leagues. There’s been a lot of buzz this offseason about his ability as a pass-catcher out of the backfield, but this week is not the one to try him out in lineups. The 49ers allowed the 9th-fewest RB receiving yards per game last season and we still don’t know just how big of a role Ebner will play in this offense. Take a wait-and-see approach with him in the early weeks.
RB Isiah Pacheco, KC (Wk. 1: @Ari.): Pacheco has been one of the biggest darlings of training camp. There’s been speculation that he’s going to play a meaningful role in the Chiefs offense after making the team as a 7th-round draft pick, but you’d be best off practicing patience with him for your lineups. Pacheco looks to work as the change of pace back for both early-down RB Clyde Edwards Helaire and 3rd down back Jerick McKinnon to start the season. The Cardinals should be significantly worse on defense than the unit that allowed the 7th-fewest RB points per game last year, but Pacheco’s limited role in a 3-headed backfield makes him a guy to avoid this week.
RB Isaiah Spiller, LAC (Wk. 1: vs. LV): Spiller seems to have gotten over a preseason ankle injury in time for week 1, but he’s fallen behind both Joshua Kelley and Sony Michel for the RB2 job and isn’t likely to have a prominent role in week 1. The Raiders aren’t a good defense – they allowed the 4th-most RB points per game last season, but Spiller won’t see enough work for that to matter.
RB Kyren Williams, LAR (Wk. 1: vs. Buf.): The Rams backfield rotation seems a little unsettled still, but I don’t envision a big role for Williams behind Cam Akers and Darrell Henderson to start the season. Williams’ biggest upside comes from his prowess as a receiver. He hauled in 35+ catches in each of the last two seasons at Notre Dame, but he enters an offense that doesn’t really target the backs in the passing game. The Rams have ranked dead last in the NFL in RB target share in each of the last two seasons, and although OC Kevin O’Connell departed to take the Vikings head coaching job, the Rams replaced him with Liam Coen who coached under O’Connell with the Rams in 2020. Coen spent 2021 as the Kentucky offensive coordinator, and the Wildcats’ running backs accounted for less than 10% of the team’s total receptions. Williams is a guy to monitor for later in the season, but he shouldn’t be near your week 1 lineup.
WR David Bell, CLE (Wk. 1: @Car.): There’s a good chance that Bell opens the season as the Browns’ WR3, but I don’t expect there to be a lot of fantasy production to go around for the pass catchers with Jacoby Brissett under center. The Browns will likely use a lot of 2-TE and 2-RB looks and probably won’t have 3 WRs on the field as much as most teams. Bell should be rostered in deeper PPR leagues, but he’s not a good option in week 1, especially against a Carolina defense that allowed the 3rd fewest fantasy points per game to opposing WRs lined up in the slot last season, per SIS.
WR Skyy Moore, KC (Wk. 1: @Ari.): The Chiefs look likely to enter the season with JuJu Smith-Schuster, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, and Mecole Hardman starting in 3-WR sets. Moore even played behind Justin Watson in the Chiefs' final preseason game. The rookie is going to work himself into a bigger role at some point this season, but he shouldn’t be near your lineup for week 1.
WR Velus Jones Jr., CHI (Wk. 1: vs. SF): Jones makes his NFL debut against a defense that was just in the middle of the pack last year against the pass (15th in pass defense DVOA), but he joins an offense with a messy WR depth chart after Darnell Mooney. The Bears figure to be run-heavy, with the passing offense running through Mooney and TE Cole Kmet. None of the other Chicago receivers should be in your week 1 lineup. Jones looks to be the WR4 on the depth chart at this point behind Mooney, Equanimeous St. Brown, and Byron Pringle, but that could change as the season moves along. Monitor Jones from afar.
WR Kyle Phillips, TEN (Wk. 1: vs. NYG): Phillips impressed early in camp and seemed to have a real chance to enter the season as the Titans starting slot WR at one point, but with Treylon Burks putting his early camp struggles behind him Phillips seems to be playing behind Robert Woods, Burks, and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine on the depth chart. Even if he had earned the WR3 role, only 9 teams spent a lower % of their plays in 11 personnel than the Titans did last year. Their offense runs through Derrick Henry, and they typically have a narrow passing target tree. Phillips doesn’t have much upside in the opener even in a good matchup with the Giants.
TE Cole Turner, WAS (Wk. 1: vs. Jax.): I had some hope for Turner to make my sleeper list this week with starting tight end Logan Thomas unlikely to suit up for week 1 and backup John Bates banged up as well, but Bates was able to get in a full practice on Tuesday. He’ll likely be ready to go for the opener, relegating Turner to the bench. Turner posted 62 receptions at 10 TDs at Nevada last season, and the Jaguars ranked 31st in pass defense DVOA last season. If for some reason Bates winds up missing this game, Turner is an intriguing DFS option that costs the minimum on DraftKings.
TE Cade Otton, TB (Wk. 1: @Dal.): Otton had some hype early in the offseason when Gronk retired once again, but the Bucs also added Kyle Rudolph in free agency and Otton has failed to beat out Rudolph or returning backup Cam Brate. He’ll open the season as Tampa’s TE3.
Deep League Sleepers, Stashes, and Cheap DFS Options: RB Jaylen Warren, PIT (Wk. 1: @Cin.): Warren’s signing as a UDFA went largely unnoticed in the spring but entering the season he’s the primary backup for Najee Harris. He isn’t a guy you should be plugging into any lineups, but he’s a great stash in deeper leagues in case anything happens to Najee. The Steelers’ backs other than Harris only handled 60 combined touches last year, but they’re likely to run more with Mitch Trubisky at QB, and Harris’ touches were close to maxed out in 2021. Pittsburgh passed at the 2nd-highest rate in the NFL last season.
WRs Christian Watson & Romeo Doubs, GB (Wk. 1: @Min.): The Packers said goodbye to one of the best wide receivers in football in the offseason, Davante Adams, along with another regular starter in Marquez Valdes-Scantling. They added rookies Watson and Doubs in the draft to help soften the blow of those departures. Watson has been hampered by preseason injuries but should be ready to go for the opener. Meanwhile, fourth-round pick Doubs has been the star of camp. Allen Lazard is the presumptive WR1 in this offense, but he’s not practicing this week with an ankle injury and could miss Sunday’s game. I know that sets up perfectly for another patented Sammy Watkins week 1 performance, but Watson & Doubs have a chance to play meaningful roles against a Minnesota defense that allowed the most WR fantasy points per game last year. I prefer Doubs to Watson for this week, but both players have an intriguing upside for DFS contests assuming Lazard is out. Doubs costs the minimum on DraftKings. Watson is a bit pricier at $5,100.
WR Wan’Dale Robinson, NYG (Wk. 1: @Ten.): Robinson’s outlook for week 1 got a little murkier this week when Sterling Shepard announced he expects to be ready for week 1 after suffering a torn Achilles back in December. Wan’Dale looked like a lock to be the team’s starting slot WR to open the year, and I still think Shepard is going to be eased back in. Shepard was the starting slot WR in 2021, but Brian Daboll is a new head coach with a new offensive system, and Wan’Dale is the one who has been practicing with the ones throughout camp and the first regular season depth chart released by the team has him listed as a starter. Assuming Robinson starts, he faces a Titans’ defense that allowed the most fantasy points to receivers lined up in the slot in the league last year, per SIS. I think something like 5-60 is very possible in the rookie’s debut, with upside for more.
TE Isaiah Likely, BAL (Wk. 1: @NYJ): Likely got lucky this preseason when fellow rookie teammate Charlie Kolar suffered a sports hernia and opened the door for Likely to step into the TE2 role behind Mark Andrews. Andrews is as cemented as the starter as can be, but the Ravens jettisoned their WR1 Marquise Brown in the offseason, leaving not much depth behind Rashod Bateman in the receiver room. James Proche, Devin Duvernay, and Tylan Wallace all failed to establish themselves as the clear third option in the passing game, and it’s possible that Likely has done enough to show he can fill that void. The Ravens are going to get Likely on the field a lot this year, and the season-opening matchup is a great one for tight ends. The Jets ranked dead last in pass defense DVOA last season and allowed the 5th-most TE points per game. Andrews will be the biggest beneficiary, but Isaiah Likely could see 5-7 targets himself in week 1 if he’s truly that third receiving option. Likely costs just $2,600 in the Draftkings showdown slate for this game.
TE Trey McBride, ARI (Wk. 1: vs. KC): Keep an eye on Zach Ertz’s status for the week 1 matchup if you’re considering McBride for a lineup. Ertz was able to return to the practice field for the first time in a couple of weeks on Wednesday. If he’s able to play, that makes McBride a bad week one option. If Ertz sits, McBride should be in line for a decent number of targets against a Kansas City defense that allowed the 10th-most fantasy points to in-line tight ends last year. Most of McBride’s snaps at Colorado State were as an in-line tight end. He’s a phenomenal pass catcher, having logged 90 catches in 12 games last season in college. If Ertz sits, I like his chances for 5+ receptions in the opener, and he costs just $1,800 in showdown contests.
That’s all I’ve got for this week. Hopefully, it helps you get your season started on the right foot. Feel free to hit me up on
Twitter (@Shawn_Foss) if you have any questions or want to yell at me about anything written above. Make sure to keep a close eye on the injury report throughout the week and do a final pre-game check to make sure you don’t start any inactive players. As always: Good luck, trust your gut and have fun. It’s just a game.
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2022.09.08 21:48 V0oD0oMan Rookie Report: Week 1 Starts & Sits
Original article can be found on drinkfive.com Welcome back to the Rookie Report! It’s been a long, dreadful 7-month wait for NFL games that matter to return, but we’ve made it! We’re mere hours away from week 1, which means it’s time once again to set your fantasy lineups, and that means I’m back to help you figure out what to do with your rookies.
If you’re new to the Rookie Report, here’s how it works: Each week I’ll look at the upcoming matchup for all the fantasy-relevant rookies and give you my take on what to do with them for that week. I’ll give you some quick-hitting info about guys you already know you should start or sit, and I’ll dig a little deeper on the borderline rookies to give you some info to help you make that decision for the week. I’ll also include some deep league sleepers, stashes for the future, and cheap DFS plays that I like among rookies for those of you who are in deeper leagues or like to play DFS.
This year’s rookie class is an interesting one. There was only 1 QB taken before round 3 of the NFL draft and zero rookie QBs slated to start in week 1, but there were an absurd 13 wide receivers taken in the first two rounds and a number of other intriguing guys drafted in rounds 3 & 4. I have a feeling a lot of this year’s Rookie Report will be devoted to the wide receiver class.
A couple of housekeeping notes for the players listed below – All players listed under the same header at the same position are listed in the order that I would play them this week, and all references to fantasy points and points allowed rankings are based on half-PPR scoring unless otherwise noted. Let’s dive into week 1…
Rookies You Already Know You Should Start: NONE – There are no rookies that should be an auto-start in week 1 for your lineups. The 2 guys who should be the safest based on draft capital and expected role are Drake London and Breece Hall. Both face tough week 1 matchups and have question marks that make them less than a sure thing for the openers.
Borderline Rookies I’d Lean Toward Starting: RB Dameon Pierce, HOU (Wk. 1: vs. Ind.): Pierce has been one of the most polarizing players this preseason after winning the Texans’ RB1 job out of camp as a 4th-round draft pick. The debate has been about whether he’s actually a good starting RB, or if he was just the best of a lackluster group of options in Houston. Regardless of the answer to that question, we know he’s going to get rushing volume. The Texans changed coaches this offseason, but they’re likely to remain conservative as an offense. Houston passed the ball at just the 19th highest rate last year despite finishing 4-13 and constantly playing from behind. That means they’re willing to run when they probably shouldn’t. I don’t expect Pierce to stay in the game on passing downs. That job should fall to Rex Burkhead, but that doesn’t mean Pierce can’t pull in a few receptions to go along with probably 15+ carries in week 1. The Colts’ run defense was stingy in 2021, ranking 3rd in Football Outsiders’ run defense DVOA, but the switch from DC Matt Eberflus to Gus Bradley could mean some regression is coming. Bradley runs a base cover-3 defense and doesn’t do a ton of blitzing. In fact, according to Pro Football Reference Bradley’s defenses have blitzed at the lowest rate in the NFL in each of the last 3 years (and 3rd-lowest rate in 2018). It’s caused his defenses to traditionally be pretty good against the pass, but bad against the run. Bradley’s defenses have ranked in the bottom half of the league in rushing yards allowed and rushing TDs allowed in each of the last 3 seasons, and his Raiders’ defense last year allowed the 4th-most running back points per game. If you’re considering Pierce for a start in week 1, I’d feel good about slotting him in the lineup.
WR Chris Olave, NO (Wk. 1: @Atl.): Olave enters week 1 looking like a clear starter for the Saints opposite Michael Thomas with Jarvis Landry in the slot. Thomas has been battling a hamstring injury, and while he looks likely to play it’s easy to wonder if it hampers his performance in the opener. The Falcons allowed the 2nd-most fantasy points in the league last year to wide receivers lined up on the perimeter, per Sports Info Solutions (SIS). They did add Casey Heyward Jr. at corner to help shore up that issue, but I still like Olave to get loose for a handful of catches in a strong debut performance. Part of the problem for the Falcons is that they generated QB pressure at the lowest rate in the league last year, and they did little to address the issue in the offseason. You can’t ask your corners to cover forever. Something in the range of 5-75 with a possible TD would be a nice finish for Olave in the opener.
WR Treylon Burks, TEN (Wk. 1: vs. NYG): Depending on who you ask, Burks’ training camp and preseason ranged anywhere from okay to pretty bad, to a complete dumpster fire. It started with reports that his conditioning was an issue early in camp. Then came the preseason games where Burks played into the 4th quarter in each of the first two contests and didn’t produce much with his opportunities. It became clear that he wasn’t working with the starters yet, which is unexpected for a guy who was drafted in the top 20 picks by a team that just traded away their WR1. At the end of the day, I bought into the camp reports a bit and was expecting a slow start to the season for Burks. Then I saw his week 1 matchup. The Giants are shaky at corner after releasing James Bradberry as a cap casualty in the offseason, and new DC Wink Martindale loves to play aggressive defense with a lot of blitzing and asking his CBs to play man coverage. I expect the Titans to combat this by trying to get the ball into the hands of their playmakers in space quickly, and they don’t have a more dynamic playmaker than Burks. Much like Derrick Henry (although not to the same degree), Burks is a player you don’t want to tackle when he’s running full speed in the open field. I like his chances of breaking a big play or two against this vulnerable defense. Burks is listed as the team’s WR2 on their first depth chart released for the regular season.
WR George Pickens, PIT (Wk. 1: @Cin.): Pickens will be a starter in 3-wide sets for the Steelers in week 1, and with Diontae Johnson battling a shoulder injury he could make a splash in his debut against the defending AFC champs. Mike Tomlin hasn’t expressed any concern about Diontae being able to play in the opener, but Johnson may be out there as more of a decoy than a featured target. Johnson should draw shadow coverage from Chidobe Awuzie, who graded as PFF’s 18th-best cover corner in 2021. Chase Claypool should draw Mike Hilton in the slot (PFF’s 5th best slot cover corner in ’21). That leaves oft picked on Eli Apple as Pickens’ week one adversary. I like George’s chances to lead the Steelers in receiving yards in week 1, and he looks like a guy who will be much more productive as a pro than he was in college. 60+ yards and a possible TD feels like a likely outcome for Pickens in the opener.
WR Jahan Dotson, WAS (Wk. 1: vs. Jax.): Dotson won the starting WR job opposite Terry McLaurin in camp, and he gets a soft landing for his NFL debut. The Jaguars allowed the 7th-most WR points per game last season and ranked 31st in pass defense DVOA, and their best corner Shaquill Griffin is likely to follow Terry McLaurin around. That leaves youngster Tyson Campbell to match up with Dotson. With Washington likely missing starting TE Logan Thomas, Dotson should see a healthy number of targets come his way in a game where Carson Wentz should be motivated to exorcise some demons. It was his performance in an embarrassing loss in the week 18 meeting with the Jaguars that changed the trajectory of Wentz’s career. That loss was the final nail in his coffin in Indy, the second stop that he’s been booted from in as many years. This year may be his last chance to prove he can be someone’s franchise QB and putting it on the Jaguars would be a good way to start. If Wentz makes good on that, Dotson will be a primary beneficiary.
Borderline Rookies I’d Lean Toward Sitting: RB Breece Hall, NYJ (Wk. 1: vs. Bal.): Hall seemed like a slam dunk to open the season as the Jets' workhorse running back when he was drafted in April, but he somehow failed to beat out Michael Carter for the starting job in training camp. It appears Hall will open the season in a committee akin to the one we saw between Javonte Williams and Melvin Gordon last season in Denver. It’s not a great development if you drafted Hall to be a starting running back, especially in a week where he faces a Ravens’ defense that ranked 4th in run defense DVOA stat last season. This is the kind of matchup where I’d be calling him a floor RB2 if he were the workhorse. Instead, he’s a fringe flex play that doesn’t appear to have a ton of ceiling.
RB Rachaad White, TB (Wk. 1: @Dal.): White is only a borderline option in the deepest of PPR leagues. The Bucs leaned heavily on Leonard Fournette in 2021, and while they’re likely to do that again in ’22, they probably want to lighten the load at least a little after he missed crucial time down the stretch with injury last season. They used a 3rd round pick on White and he’s already worked his way up to #2 on the depth chart behind Lenny. I expect the workload split here to look something like we’ve seen with Dallas where Fournette is in the Zeke Elliott role and White is Tony Pollard. He’ll mix in for some change of pace work and some receiving opportunities, but Lenny is the workhorse. White is a great stash in case his role is bigger than expected or anything happens to Fournette, but he isn’t a great play in week 1 against a Dallas defense that allowed the 3rd-fewest RB points per game last season.
WR Drake London, ATL (Wk. vs. NO): London returns from a knee injury in time for week 1, but he’s had very limited practice time this preseason. I’d be surprised if he plays a full complement of snaps in the opener, and many of the snaps he does play should be matched up with Saints’ top corner Marshon Lattimore. Lattimore had a 76.4 PFF coverage grade and allowed fewer than 8 yards per target into his coverage in 2021. I wouldn’t count on more than 5-6 targets for the rookie in the opener, which may not get London to 50+ yards against Lattimore.
WR Alec Pierce, IND (Wk. 1: @Hou.): Pierce draws a favorable matchup in his first time out against a Houston defense that allowed the 5th-most fantasy points last year to wide receivers lined up out wide (Parris Campbell figures to play mostly in the slot), but this shapes up as a game where the Colts will have no problem relying on Jonathan Taylor and Michael Pittman to do most of the heavy lifting. Pittman is the clear WR1 in this offense, and the Texans won’t have an answer for him when the Colts need to throw, and they shouldn’t need to throw a ton. Pierce could see a few targets come his way, but this should be a low passing volume week for the Colts, and the scraps that go to Pierce are unlikely to amount to a strong fantasy game.
WR Garrett Wilson, NYJ (Wk. 1: vs. Bal): The Jets have listed Wilson as a backup on the depth chart behind Braxton Berrios ahead of the opener, but I have a hunch Wilson will be on the field a fair amount in week 1. They didn’t draft him in the first round to not have a role, and the Jets are going to be playing from behind as a touchdown underdog at home. The Ravens are a much tougher pass defense than last year’s #30 rank in pass defense DVOA would indicate. Their secondary was decimated by injuries last year and appears back to full health to start 2022. The return of Marcus Peters and the addition of Kyle Fuller make this a defense I don’t want to use Wilson against unless I KNOW he’s playing a full complement of snaps. We don’t know that for week 1.
WR Jalen Tolbert, DAL (Wk. 1: vs. TB): Michael Gallup’s status remains in doubt for week 1, and Tampa Bay’s stout defensive front had teams throwing early and often against them last season since they couldn’t run the ball with any success. Dak Prescott attempted a whopping 58 passes against the Bucs in week 1 last year as Zeke Elliott struggled to just 33 rushing yards. There’s a pretty good possibility Dallas employs a similar strategy this time around, and that kind of passing volume makes Tolbert intriguing. The problem is that he’s failed to separate himself from guys like Noah Brown, Semi Fehoko, and KaVontae Turpin in camp. It’s likely all 4 guys play some snaps in the opener if Gallup is out, and we could even see Tony Pollard get some slot snaps as well after he did some work there in camp. The passing game will run through CeeDee Lamb, Dalton Schultz, and the running backs in the opener, and you’re likely grasping at straws if you start any of their other receivers in week 1.
TE Daniel Bellinger, NYG (Wk. 1: @Ten.): For deeper TE-premium leagues, Bellinger may be on your radar for week 1 after winning the starting tight end job in New York. I’d steer clear for the opener. The Titans allowed the 6th-fewest TE points per game last season, and we all know about the likelihood of early success for rookie tight ends. You can likely find a better option for week 1.
Rookies You Already Know You Should Sit: All of the rookie QBs: None of the rookie signal callers are slated to start in week 1, and if the draft is any indication, I’d be pessimistic about the entire class. 2022 was the 6th time since 1990 that no QB was taken in the top-15 picks of the NFL draft. The first QBs off the board in those other 5 drafts have a combined total of one top-12 fantasy season between them (by Chad Pennington). That bodes poorly for Kenny Pickett, and none of the other rookie QBs this year garnered better than a 3rd-round draft pick.
RB James Cook, BUF (Wk. 1: @LAR): Cook enters week 1 in a messy 3-way committee with Devin Singletary and Zack Moss, and he faces a defense that allowed the 9th-fewest RB points per game last season and remains one of the most talented defensive units in the NFL. Cook’s likely to see a handful of touches in week 1, but he’s going to be hard to trust as anything more than an upside play in DFS contests. He costs the minimum for the full slate on DraftKings, and $2,800 for showdown contests.
RB Kenneth Walker III, SEA (Wk. 1: vs. Den.): Walker has been battling a hernia injury (the non-sports variety) throughout camp. It’s still up in the air whether he’ll be able to suit up in week 1, but the missed time has him comfortably behind Rashaad Penny on the depth chart to start the season. Anything beyond 6-8 touches in week one for KW3 would be a bonus.
RB Tyler Allgeier, ATL (Wk. 1: vs. NO): Allgeier enters the season 3rd on the Falcons RB depth chart behind Cordarrelle Patterson and Damien Williams, and the Falcons face a New Orleans defense that ranked 1st in run defense DVOA and allowed the 2nd fewest RB points per game last season. There’s no reason to fire him up in the opener.
RB Zamir White, LV (Wk. 1: @LAC): White’s role for the early part of the season Looks to be mostly as a change of pace back on early downs behind Josh Jacobs while Ameer Abdullah handles the passing down work. That’s not a very useful role for fantasy, even against a Chargers’ defense that ranked 30th in run defense DVOA a season ago.
RB Trestan Ebner, CHI (Wk. 1: vs. SF): Ebner warrants watching in week 1 as a potential waiver pick-up for PPR leagues. There’s been a lot of buzz this offseason about his ability as a pass-catcher out of the backfield, but this week is not the one to try him out in lineups. The 49ers allowed the 9th-fewest RB receiving yards per game last season and we still don’t know just how big of a role Ebner will play in this offense. Take a wait-and-see approach with him in the early weeks.
RB Isiah Pacheco, KC (Wk. 1: @Ari.): Pacheco has been one of the biggest darlings of training camp. There’s been speculation that he’s going to play a meaningful role in the Chiefs offense after making the team as a 7th-round draft pick, but you’d be best off practicing patience with him for your lineups. Pacheco looks to work as the change of pace back for both early-down RB Clyde Edwards Helaire and 3rd down back Jerick McKinnon to start the season. The Cardinals should be significantly worse on defense than the unit that allowed the 7th-fewest RB points per game last year, but Pacheco’s limited role in a 3-headed backfield makes him a guy to avoid this week.
RB Isaiah Spiller, LAC (Wk. 1: vs. LV): Spiller seems to have gotten over a preseason ankle injury in time for week 1, but he’s fallen behind both Joshua Kelley and Sony Michel for the RB2 job and isn’t likely to have a prominent role in week 1. The Raiders aren’t a good defense – they allowed the 4th-most RB points per game last season, but Spiller won’t see enough work for that to matter.
RB Kyren Williams, LAR (Wk. 1: vs. Buf.): The Rams backfield rotation seems a little unsettled still, but I don’t envision a big role for Williams behind Cam Akers and Darrell Henderson to start the season. Williams’ biggest upside comes from his prowess as a receiver. He hauled in 35+ catches in each of the last two seasons at Notre Dame, but he enters an offense that doesn’t really target the backs in the passing game. The Rams have ranked dead last in the NFL in RB target share in each of the last two seasons, and although OC Kevin O’Connell departed to take the Vikings head coaching job, the Rams replaced him with Liam Coen who coached under O’Connell with the Rams in 2020. Coen spent 2021 as the Kentucky offensive coordinator, and the Wildcats’ running backs accounted for less than 10% of the team’s total receptions. Williams is a guy to monitor for later in the season, but he shouldn’t be near your week 1 lineup.
WR David Bell, CLE (Wk. 1: @Car.): There’s a good chance that Bell opens the season as the Browns’ WR3, but I don’t expect there to be a lot of fantasy production to go around for the pass catchers with Jacoby Brissett under center. The Browns will likely use a lot of 2-TE and 2-RB looks and probably won’t have 3 WRs on the field as much as most teams. Bell should be rostered in deeper PPR leagues, but he’s not a good option in week 1, especially against a Carolina defense that allowed the 3rd fewest fantasy points per game to opposing WRs lined up in the slot last season, per SIS.
WR Skyy Moore, KC (Wk. 1: @Ari.): The Chiefs look likely to enter the season with JuJu Smith-Schuster, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, and Mecole Hardman starting in 3-WR sets. Moore even played behind Justin Watson in the Chiefs' final preseason game. The rookie is going to work himself into a bigger role at some point this season, but he shouldn’t be near your lineup for week 1.
WR Velus Jones Jr., CHI (Wk. 1: vs. SF): Jones makes his NFL debut against a defense that was just in the middle of the pack last year against the pass (15th in pass defense DVOA), but he joins an offense with a messy WR depth chart after Darnell Mooney. The Bears figure to be run-heavy, with the passing offense running through Mooney and TE Cole Kmet. None of the other Chicago receivers should be in your week 1 lineup. Jones looks to be the WR4 on the depth chart at this point behind Mooney, Equanimeous St. Brown, and Byron Pringle, but that could change as the season moves along. Monitor Jones from afar.
WR Kyle Phillips, TEN (Wk. 1: vs. NYG): Phillips impressed early in camp and seemed to have a real chance to enter the season as the Titans starting slot WR at one point, but with Treylon Burks putting his early camp struggles behind him Phillips seems to be playing behind Robert Woods, Burks, and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine on the depth chart. Even if he had earned the WR3 role, only 9 teams spent a lower % of their plays in 11 personnel than the Titans did last year. Their offense runs through Derrick Henry, and they typically have a narrow passing target tree. Phillips doesn’t have much upside in the opener even in a good matchup with the Giants.
TE Cole Turner, WAS (Wk. 1: vs. Jax.): I had some hope for Turner to make my sleeper list this week with starting tight end Logan Thomas unlikely to suit up for week 1 and backup John Bates banged up as well, but Bates was able to get in a full practice on Tuesday. He’ll likely be ready to go for the opener, relegating Turner to the bench. Turner posted 62 receptions at 10 TDs at Nevada last season, and the Jaguars ranked 31st in pass defense DVOA last season. If for some reason Bates winds up missing this game, Turner is an intriguing DFS option that costs the minimum on DraftKings.
TE Cade Otton, TB (Wk. 1: @Dal.): Otton had some hype early in the offseason when Gronk retired once again, but the Bucs also added Kyle Rudolph in free agency and Otton has failed to beat out Rudolph or returning backup Cam Brate. He’ll open the season as Tampa’s TE3.
Deep League Sleepers, Stashes, and Cheap DFS Options: RB Jaylen Warren, PIT (Wk. 1: @Cin.): Warren’s signing as a UDFA went largely unnoticed in the spring but entering the season he’s the primary backup for Najee Harris. He isn’t a guy you should be plugging into any lineups, but he’s a great stash in deeper leagues in case anything happens to Najee. The Steelers’ backs other than Harris only handled 60 combined touches last year, but they’re likely to run more with Mitch Trubisky at QB, and Harris’ touches were close to maxed out in 2021. Pittsburgh passed at the 2nd-highest rate in the NFL last season.
WRs Christian Watson & Romeo Doubs, GB (Wk. 1: @Min.): The Packers said goodbye to one of the best wide receivers in football in the offseason, Davante Adams, along with another regular starter in Marquez Valdes-Scantling. They added rookies Watson and Doubs in the draft to help soften the blow of those departures. Watson has been hampered by preseason injuries but should be ready to go for the opener. Meanwhile, fourth-round pick Doubs has been the star of camp. Allen Lazard is the presumptive WR1 in this offense, but he’s not practicing this week with an ankle injury and could miss Sunday’s game. I know that sets up perfectly for another patented Sammy Watkins week 1 performance, but Watson & Doubs have a chance to play meaningful roles against a Minnesota defense that allowed the most WR fantasy points per game last year. I prefer Doubs to Watson for this week, but both players have an intriguing upside for DFS contests assuming Lazard is out. Doubs costs the minimum on DraftKings. Watson is a bit pricier at $5,100.
WR Wan’Dale Robinson, NYG (Wk. 1: @Ten.): Robinson’s outlook for week 1 got a little murkier this week when Sterling Shepard announced he expects to be ready for week 1 after suffering a torn Achilles back in December. Wan’Dale looked like a lock to be the team’s starting slot WR to open the year, and I still think Shepard is going to be eased back in. Shepard was the starting slot WR in 2021, but Brian Daboll is a new head coach with a new offensive system, and Wan’Dale is the one who has been practicing with the ones throughout camp and the first regular season depth chart released by the team has him listed as a starter. Assuming Robinson starts, he faces a Titans’ defense that allowed the most fantasy points to receivers lined up in the slot in the league last year, per SIS. I think something like 5-60 is very possible in the rookie’s debut, with upside for more.
TE Isaiah Likely, BAL (Wk. 1: @NYJ): Likely got lucky this preseason when fellow rookie teammate Charlie Kolar suffered a sports hernia and opened the door for Likely to step into the TE2 role behind Mark Andrews. Andrews is as cemented as the starter as can be, but the Ravens jettisoned their WR1 Marquise Brown in the offseason, leaving not much depth behind Rashod Bateman in the receiver room. James Proche, Devin Duvernay, and Tylan Wallace all failed to establish themselves as the clear third option in the passing game, and it’s possible that Likely has done enough to show he can fill that void. The Ravens are going to get Likely on the field a lot this year, and the season-opening matchup is a great one for tight ends. The Jets ranked dead last in pass defense DVOA last season and allowed the 5th-most TE points per game. Andrews will be the biggest beneficiary, but Isaiah Likely could see 5-7 targets himself in week 1 if he’s truly that third receiving option. Likely costs just $2,600 in the Draftkings showdown slate for this game.
TE Trey McBride, ARI (Wk. 1: vs. KC): Keep an eye on Zach Ertz’s status for the week 1 matchup if you’re considering McBride for a lineup. Ertz was able to return to the practice field for the first time in a couple of weeks on Wednesday. If he’s able to play, that makes McBride a bad week one option. If Ertz sits, McBride should be in line for a decent number of targets against a Kansas City defense that allowed the 10th-most fantasy points to in-line tight ends last year. Most of McBride’s snaps at Colorado State were as an in-line tight end. He’s a phenomenal pass catcher, having logged 90 catches in 12 games last season in college. If Ertz sits, I like his chances for 5+ receptions in the opener, and he costs just $1,800 in showdown contests.
That’s all I’ve got for this week. Hopefully, it helps you get your season started on the right foot. Feel free to hit me up on
Twitter (@Shawn_Foss) if you have any questions or want to yell at me about anything written above. Make sure to keep a close eye on the injury report throughout the week and do a final pre-game check to make sure you don’t start any inactive players. As always: Good luck, trust your gut and have fun. It’s just a game.
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2022.05.17 19:20 RuinEleint Finished the 2022 Bingo in Hardmode!
This is my
fantasy 2022 Hardmode Bingo card. I have provided a rating out of 10 for each books, a one line summary and very brief pros and cons. I really enjoyed reading this card and I plan to do 2 more cards!
A Book From Fantasy's LGBTQIA List. Hard Mode: Less Than Ten Votes: The Siren Depths by Martha Wells: Rating: 9/10. The third installment of the Raksura series sees Moon and co. handle even more convoluted problems. Pros: It continues the main strengths of the Raksura series with dazzling worldbuilding and an absolutely lovely leading character in Moon. What I especially loved was the overall relationship dynamics in this book. Cons: Nothing significant really.
Weird Ecology. Hard Mode. Not By Vandermeer or Mieville: The Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi: Rating: 10/10. A gripping, fast and funny sci-fi thriller which lifts the reader out of early-pandemic New York and into a strange, (arguably) brave new world. Pros:The ecology is to die for. Its superbly entertaining. Cons: Maybe it could have been longer?
Two or More Authors. Hard Mode: Three or More Authors: The Gollancz Book of South Asian Science Fiction, Volume 1 ed. Tarun K. Saint: Rating: 9/10 A very nicely curated collection of South Asian speculative fiction which combines some of the translated works of older authors as well as some of the outstanding works newer talents. Pros: Excellent range and depth demonstrated in the stories collected. It also comes with a very thorough introduction. Cons. Pacing in a couple of stories was a little off.
Historical SFF. Hard Mode: Not Based in Britain or Ireland: Trouble The Saints by Alaya Dawn Johnson: Rating: 8/10. An extremely entertaining and well written fantasy story about black people in 1940s New York Pros: This book combines magic, urban culture and the shadow of war in a very compelling package. Cons: Last 30% wasn't as good, mainly due to a switch in PoV character.
Set in Space. Hard Mode: Not From Earth: Bluebird by Ciel Pierlot: Rating: 9/10. This 2022-released space opera has lesbian traders and spies fighting a tyrannical regime in space. Pros: Fast paced, entertaining, very original worldbuilding. Cons: Nothing major.
Standalone. Hardmode: Not on Fantasy's Standalone List: Arkwright by Allen Steele: Rating: 8/10. This generational Scifi novel explores the impact of the legacy of an ambitious scifi author. Pros: I loved the optimism in this book. Cons: Some segments could have used more conflict.
Anti-Hero. Hardmode: YA: The Cruel Prince by Holly Black: Rating: 8/10. A dark YA story about orphaned children making their way through the pitfalles of Faerie politics. Pros: The Anti-hero vibe is strong in this book and gets stronger as it proceeds. Cons: I found the "romance" to be dubious.
Any fantasy Book Club or Readalong Book. Hardmode: Participate in the Discussion: Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine: Rating: 8/10. Resourceful and brave Ella has to negotiate life while having a curse haunt her every footstep. Pro: Ella is honestly an inspirational character to follow for her sheer strength of spirit. Cons: The implications of the curse and the utter incompetence of adults make this notionally MG/YA book a rather dark read.
Cool Weapon. Hardmode: Weapon Has a Name: The Name of All Things by Jenn Lyons: Rating: 8/10. The second installment in the epic Chorus of Dragons series continues the insane story started in Ruin of Kings. Pros. Majestic, original worldbuilding, an overall very engaging cast, heroes and villains both. Cons. Pacing really suffered in the middle.
Revolutions and Rebellions: Hardmode: Revolution is the Main Focus: Kinghold by D. P. Wooliscroft: Rating 7/10. A kingdom has to reconstitute itself into a democracy, practically overnight. Pro: Seeing how the election system was basically worked out from scratch was entertaining. Cons. There is a large cast of characters, but no one really grabbed me.
Name in the Title: Hardmode: First and Last Name of Character is in the Title: The 22 Murders of Madison May by Max Barry: Rating 8/10. Interdimensional travellers race to maintain balance across worlds and save one unfortunate woman. Pros. Excellent Premise. Cons. Execution could have been better.
Author Uses Initials: Hardmode: Author also uses a Pseudonym: Paladin's Strength by T. Kingfisher: Rating 9/10. The next book in the World of the White Rat sees an ex-Paladin pick up a mysterious woman while escorting a caravan. Pros. Like all T Kingfisher novels, its funny, action packed and has lots of heart. Cons. It isn't as sweet as Paladin's Grace.
Published in 2022: Hardmode: Debut Novel: Enchanted Autumn by Ursula Klein: Rating: 7/10. This sweet, queer, witchy romance takes place in Salem where two witch best friends are intrigued by the beautiful new historian in town. Pros. The two main characters are really sweet and nice to follow. Cons. Some of the other characters are extremely obnoxious and frankly were let off too easily.
Urban Fantasy: Hardmode: LGBTQIA PoV Character: Raven Mask by Winter Pennington: Rating 8/10. The second book in the Kassandra Lyall series has the titular detective investigate some mysterious deaths, while also pursuing a steamy romance with local vampire leader Lenorre. Pros. We get lots of Lenorre, which is a huge plus in my book because she is cool, self-assured and competent. Cons. I wish the lead character was a better detective.
Set in Africa: Hardmode: The Author is of African Heritage: A Stranger in Olondria by Sofia Samatar: Rating 9/10. This superbly written novel. set in the fantastic city of Olondria chronicles the adventures of a visitor who has long been captivated by the reputation of the city. Pros. The excuisite language. Cons. Nothing really.
Non-Human Protagonist: Hardmode: Protagonist is Non-Humanoid: Emperor Mollusk vs the Sinister Brain by A. Lee Martinez: Rating 9/10. This hilarious book chronicles the adventures of interplanetary conqueror Emperor Mollusk and his battles against his nefarious enemies. Pros: The humour. I loved the silly subversions and jokes. Cons. Nothing much.
Wibbly Woobly Timey Wimey: Hardmode: No Time Travel: Paradox Hotel by Rob Hart: Rating 8/10. This newly released SF book is set in a hotel from where "time safaris" embark. It follows the embattled chief of security as she battles weird time slips, a broken heart, privatization and the occasional dinosaur. Pros. The plot will keep you guessing. Cons. As with all time related books, takes a lot of concentration.
Five SFF Short Stories: Hardmode Anthology/Collection: Laughter At The Academy by Seanan McGuire: Rating 10/10. Its pretty rare to find a short story collection where every story hits the spot, but in case of this book, all the stories are compelling and excellent. Also, one story had a foreword that eerily presaged a lot of things that happened during the pandemic, and this book came out in 2019. Pros Excellent, compelling stories. Cons. Nothing really.
Features Mental Health: Hardmode: Not Stormlight Archive or books from the list provided in the Bingo post: The Extraordinaries by TJ Klune: Rating: 9/10. A sweet story about a teenager who battles cripping mental health problems while idolizing the "Extraordinary" superheroes, only to discover that extraordinariness can be found in the unlikelies of places. Pros. A very thorough exploration and depiction of a boy dealing with grief and the crippling consequences of loss. Cons. Nothing much, though the main character can be a bit annoying at times.
Self Published or Indie Publisher: Hardmode: Less than 100 Goodreads Ratings, OR an indie publisher that has done an AMA on Fantasy: Zeroth Law by Guerric Hache: Rating: 6/10. Postapocalyptic humanity tries to survive as two remarkable people try to make a difference. Pros. The worldbuilding was interesting. Cons. The characters were not really very compelling.
Award Finalist, But Not Won: Hardmode: Not Hugo or Nebula: Age of Assassins by R.J. Barker: Rating: 8/10. A trainee assassin is thrown into the deep end as his master accepts and odd contract. Pros. Loved the palace intrigue and politics. Cons. I wish authors would do something new with training parts other than the tired old bully trope.
BIPOC Author: Hardmode: Indigenous Author: Trail of Lightning by Rebecca Roanhorse: Rating: 9/10. An indigenous monster hunter tries her best to protect the innocent in a future America devastated by climate change. Pros. Excellent world building and compelling characters. Cons. Nothing significant.
Shapeshifters: Hardmode: The Main Character is not a Wolf Shifter: Second Nature by Jae: Rating 9/10. An author may be in danger as she has unwittingly stumbled upon hidden secrets while writing her latest novel. Pros. This romantic lesbian shifter fantasy features in depth world building and pretty compelling character dynamics. Cons. I wish we had seen a lot more of the romance.
No Ifs, Ands or Buts: Hardmode: Title is 3 words or more: Ten Thousand Stitches by Olivia Atwater: Rating: 9/10. A maid in Regency England tries with some Fairy help to stitch her way out of servitude and into romance, but discovers a lot more than she bargained for. Pros. Excellent, hartfelt characters and a focus on the social injustices of Regency England, something that is often omitted in historical romances. Cons. Nothing significant.
Family Matters: Hardmode: Three Generations of a Family: Diamond Fire by Ilona Andrews: Rating 9/10 - Set after the Nevada Baylor trilogy, this novella sees Catalina Baylor try her best to make sure her sister's wedding happens without any problems. Pros. A side character from the earlier trilogy really starts to shine Cons. Nothing significant.
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2022.02.05 14:23 JPAnalyst [OC] Since 2000, 67% of the time at least one of the two Super Bowl teams missed the playoffs the next season. In this post, I explore the so-called Super Bowl Hangover.
Note: I wrote this story a few years ago. All of the takeaways and insights remain the same, but the data/charts are a few years old. TL;DR at the bottom I have long believed the theory that there is a
Super Bowl hangover, or as some call it, a Super Bowl curse. How else can it be explained that so many Super Bowl-losing teams didn’t make it back to the playoffs the next year? I will list a few examples. The 2016 Carolina Panthers missed the playoffs a year after going 15–1 and losing to the Denver Broncos in the Super Bowl. The Chicago Bears went 13–3 in 2006, lost to the Indianapolis Colts in the Super Bowl, and missed the playoffs the next year. Even the 16–0 New England Patriots missed the playoffs in 2008, the year after ending up 18–1 including the playoffs, their one loss came at the hands of the New York Giants in the Super Bowl. In this article, I will take you through my analysis and thoughts behind the theory of the Super Bowl Hangover. I might even change my mind by the end.
There are many reasons why a great team can be expected to regress the next season. To name a few...
- The Draft — like most other leagues, the best teams generally pick late, the worst teams generally pick early. This helps to maintain parity in the league.
- Coaching changes — Often the coordinators of Super Bowl teams become candidates for head coaching positions the next year. Losing a great coordinator can have a disruptive effect on any team.
- Longer season — Teams that go to the Super Bowl play 19–20 games. A season that is 19%-25% longer than non-playoff teams. This may be a small factor, but perhaps the additional reps/hits can have an adverse impact on players' performance or health the next season.
- Luck /Anomalies— Every team that makes it to the Super Bowl will count on some luck along the way, such as calls in their favor, record in one-score games, an easy schedule, fumble recovery luck, good health, David Tyree, etc. Great seasons are also great because some key players perform way above their average. These factors tend to even out over time. Bad luck and poor outlier performances are also, in part, why the worst teams generally improve the next season.
In total, 15 out of 50 Super Bowl losing teams have missed the playoffs the next year.
Maybe missing the playoffs 30% of the time doesn’t seem too bad, but these teams are arguably the best in their conference. Expecting a conference champion to simply make the playoffs the next year isn’t setting the bar too high. Data from more recent years supports the curse/hangover theory even more. 50% of all Super Bowl losing teams since the 1998 season (Super Bowl 33) have missed the playoffs the next year.
The chart below shows a timeline of each Super Bowl losing team’s playoff status the next year. The green squares above the line represent teams that went on to make the playoffs the next year. The red squares indicate teams that did not make the playoffs the year after losing the Super Bowl. For example, after getting blown out by San Francisco 55–10 in Super Bowl 24, the Denver Broncos went 5–11 the next year and missed the playoffs — this is represented by the red square.
That long run of green squares from Super Bowl 4 through 21 (1970–87) was well before the salary cap (cap introduced in 1994). The lack of a salary cap likely helped to keep the great teams competitive for long periods of time like the Redskins in the ’80s, and the Dolphins, Steelers, and Raiders in the ’70s.
https://preview.redd.it/h2vm3gpch0g81.png?width=1750&format=png&auto=webp&s=cd8b84db97d7e625eca45b0b60c0d26f92e48dde While I was researching the next seasons’ performance of Super Bowl losing teams, I thought about the psychology of losing and the type of loss in the Super Bowl. How does a team respond the next season after losing on the final play or in the final minute? Does the data show any clear distinction in next season’s performance based on the type of loss a team has experienced in the Super Bowl? In the table below, I categorized the data based on the type of loss from a blowout to a heartbreaking loss. It’s important to note that the analysis is based on a total of 50 Super Bowls. Segmenting these games into four categories is going to create extremely small sample sizes. It might be hard to develop a clear and decisive finding from such small numbers. This exercise gives us a table that is probably more interesting than it is useful, but I thought it would be a fun breakdown to share. What it does tell us, if we choose to make an assumption on a small sample size, is that the type of loss really doesn't matter. Three of the four categories are very close in percent and the only category that is not around 30%,
Close Game (1 Score), has a total of only seven games. One additional playoff miss would put the playoff percent in line with all of the other categories.
https://preview.redd.it/62o3lr3kh0g81.png?width=1750&format=png&auto=webp&s=52db53c660c0c88954119b91eaeaf46aa24cc1a7 So, the data shows that Super Bowl losing teams miss the playoffs 30% of the time (50% more recently). That tells us
something, but does it tell us enough to say that there is a Super Bowl hangover for the losing team? If there is a factor negatively impacting
losing teams that isn’t impacting
winning teams, maybe we will see a significant difference when we compare to Super Bowl winning teams. Maybe the losing team misses the playoffs the next year at a much higher rate than winning teams.
It turns out, Super Bowl losing teams and winning teams miss the playoffs the next year at virtually the same rate.
Below is the timeline of each Super Bowl
winning teams playoff status the next year. Winning Super Bowl teams have missed the playoffs 32% of the time the next season. I mentioned earlier, that since 1998, the losing team has missed the next playoffs the next season at an elevated rate in recent years (nine years missed in the last 18 years). Well, the winning teams missed the playoffs only one less year (8 out of 18) since 1998. There is no difference in a teams playoff rate the next year when comparing the winning Super Bowl team to the losing Super Bowl team.
https://preview.redd.it/005dtxqai0g81.png?width=1750&format=png&auto=webp&s=e523672c07ea32dde417559f6c9a7f217917eabf I went into this analysis with the goal of proving the theory that
losing Super Bowl teams suffer from a hangover and perform poorly the following season as a result of experiencing failure in the biggest game on the biggest stage. But once we compare the losing teams’ data to the winning teams’ data, we don’t see a difference in their rate of success in making the playoffs the next season.
When combining the data for the winning and losing Super Bowl teams, they have a playoff rate of 71% the next year season. Should we expect the best two teams (arguably) from the previous season to miss the playoffs almost 30% of the time the next year when there are a total of 12 teams (38% of the league)* in the playoffs? Adding two more categories for comparison,
playoff teams and
non-playoff teams, might help us make a more informed opinion on Super Bowl teams’ playoff rate the next season.
\currently 12 out of 32 teams make the playoffs, it hasn’t always been 38%, but has ranged from 38% to 43% since 1990. Changes are due to expansion increasing the total number of teams in the league from 28 to 32 over time.*
The 29% playoff miss rate for Super Bowl teams seems high in isolation, but the rest of the playoff teams miss the playoffs the next year 47% of the time. If your team is in the playoffs, enjoy the moment, because next years odds of returning are essentially a coin flip. For most playoff teams it would be hard to imagine that they won’t make it the next year, but one out of two teams will not. It’s even harder to imagine a scenario where a Super Bowl team doesn’t make the playoffs, but nearly one out of three will not make it the next year. Rounding out the list are the non-playoff teams which will see about a quarter of teams making it the next year and three-quarters continuing to miss out.
https://preview.redd.it/mpfzqffli0g81.png?width=1274&format=png&auto=webp&s=71dd88bcf1d50c15740261bdbc300d5fca92754b Comparing the Super Bowl teams to other playoff teams suggests that the 71% success rate of making the playoffs seems relatively good compared to 53% for the other playoff teams. The obvious flaw in this approach is that generally the two best teams are the Super Bowl teams, and they should have a better playoff rate the next season. So another approach is to compare Super Bowl teams to non-Super Bowl teams with a similar record. This will eliminate some of the weaker playoff teams from the analysis such as an 8–8 or 9–7 division winner (or even the occasional playoff team with a losing record, which has happened twice in the 16-game schedule era*).
\excluding 1982 when the NFL implemented a 16-team playoff because of the strike-shortened season*
For this comparison, I am only using data back to 1978 when the NFL changed to a 16-game schedule. There was a strike in 1982 and 1987 and those years produced anomalous results, so I’m excluding those years as well as the year prior to strike years because I’m examining the previous year’s results vs. the next year’s success.
The average Super Bowl winning team won 12.5 regular season games, the losing team was similar with 12.3 wins. I will compare the playoff rate in the following year for the 70 Super Bowl teams to the 80 teams with 12–13 wins that were NOT in the Super Bowl during that same time period.
In the 16-game schedule era, Super Bowl teams made the playoffs two-thirds of the time. Coincidentally, both the winning and losing team have the same rate of 66%. By comparing this to all other 12 and 13-win teams
excluding Super Bowl teams, Super Bowl teams are outperforming non-Super Bowl teams. 12 and 13-win teams who did not play in the Super Bowl miss the playoffs about half of the time the next season. This data (see below) suggests that Super Bowl teams missing the playoffs nearly a third of the time is better than what might be expected, given the fact that the other 12–13 win teams miss the playoffs half of the time.
https://preview.redd.it/b6eely1vi0g81.png?width=1542&format=png&auto=webp&s=d2ecce404072b4b196e4d1654020749c9376d44c As an interesting side note and a slight diversion from the purpose of this analysis, the Kansas City Chiefs were a notable oddity when I was looking at 12 and 13-win teams and their playoff rate the next year. Three out of the 15 teams that missed playoffs the season after going 13–3 were the Chiefs. In fact, since the switch to a 16-game schedule, 13 wins have been the Chiefs best regular season record and they are 0–3 in making the playoffs the year after winning 13 games. Perhaps this is because they were in a tough division, maybe it was bad injury luck, or likely it’s just a small sample size with randomness tempting us to search for a cause. I have listed a little bit of information about those three Chiefs teams in the notes section at the end of this article.
Making the playoffs isn’t always an indicator of how well a team played.
One of the key factors for a team to make the playoffs is the quality of the other teams, particularly teams in the same division. Although making the playoffs is what matters, we need to go beyond using playoff percent as the only key metric.
Since 1978 there have been 23 teams with ten or eleven wins that did not make the playoffs. 16% of ten-win teams do not make the playoffs and 2% of eleven-win teams do not make the playoffs. The best teams to miss the playoffs are the 2008 Patriots who went 11–5 (Key players: QB Matt Cassel, RB Sammy Morris, WR Randy Moss, WR Wes Welker, DE Richard Seymour, NT Vince Wilfork) and the 1985 Denver Broncos who also went 11–5 (Key players: QB John Elway, RB Sammy Winder, WR Vance Johnson, WR Steve Watson, LB Karl Mecklenburg, DE Rulon Jones).
Conversely, there have been teams with relatively bad records making the playoffs.
15 teams with either seven or eight wins have made the playoffs since 1978 (Excluding the two strike seasons of 1982 and 1987). An eight-win team has a 9% chance to make the playoffs and a seven-win team has a 1.6% chance to make the playoffs. The two teams with only seven wins to make the playoffs were the 2010 Seahawks (Key players: QB Matt Hasselbeck, RB Marshawn Lynch, RB Justin Forsett, DE Chris Clemons, S Earl Thomas) and the 2014 Panthers (Key players: QB Cam Newton, RB Jonathan Stewart, TE Greg Olsen, WR Kelvin Benjamin, DE Charles Johnson, LB Luke Kuechly, CB Josh Norman). Most people would agree that the 2008 Patriots with an 11–5 record were a better team than the 7–9 Seahawks in 2010, which is why focusing on playoff percentage should not be the only metric we look at in determining a teams success in the next season.
The next part of this analysis explores the percentage of teams that improve or decline in the regular season based on their record the previous season.
The chart below is a look at the change, categorized by the number of wins they had in the prior season. For example, a three-win team has improved 82% of the time, repeated their three-win season 6% of the time and have had a worse record 15% of the time. Because of movement towards the mean for reasons I stated at the beginning of this article, you would expect the worst teams to improve and the best teams decline. Interestingly, the data shows that 8–8 teams improve and decline at exactly the same rate of 43%, with another 14% remaining at 8–8 the next year.
https://preview.redd.it/610m3yiij0g81.png?width=1750&format=png&auto=webp&s=e6ac8111ddf8ac4426f635e6ace65f8cc638cb07 This analysis was completed in the middle of the 2017 season, so the chart shows that 100% of 1–15 teams improve the next year. This is expected because it’s extremely hard to go 0–16 or to repeat a 1–15 season. Now that the 2017 season is over, the Cleveland Browns have become the first 1–15 team to NOT improve the next season. There have been 10 teams that have had a 1–15 record. Going from 1–15 to 0–16 is a historical first. Remarkably, the average 1–15 team is 7–9 the next season. The Miami Dolphins had a record 10 game improvement from 1–15 to 11–5 in 2007 and 2008. After the 2007 season, the Dolphins changed their head coach, GM, and probably more importantly, they went from a host of quarterbacks in ’07 led by Cleo Lemon with the most starts (7) to
Comeback Player of the Year winner Chad Pennington in 2008. Before the 2008 season, the Dolphins had the #1 overall pick as 1–15 teams generally do. They selected T Jake Long who immediately anchored their offensive line. Jake Long made the Pro Bowl in his rookie year and the Dolphins improved from allowing 42 sacks in 2007 to allowing only 26 sacks in 2008.
So how does all of this relate back to the initial theme of this article? Is there a Super Bowl hangover? When using playoff rates as one indicator, I have suggested that Super Bowl teams are probably not missing playoffs at a higher rate than expected. Using the improve/decline analysis above, we can place Super Bowl teams on that same chart and determine if Super Bowl teams are an outlier in terms of the improve/decline metric. As I previously stated, the average Super Bowl winner has a 12.5 win season and the average Super Bowl losing team has a 12.3 win season. I have added these two groups (SB winners and SB losers) to the chart below. Looking at the data this way will demonstrate if these Super Bowl teams are outliers. The average Super Bowl losing teams’ record improves only 12% of the time and declines 76% of the time. If we only had this number without context, we would likely assume that there is a Super Bowl hangover. But with the benefit of having the rest of the data for comparison, it seems that the losing teams’ rate of decline is just about where it should be. Although Super Bowl winning teams only improve their record 18% of the time and decline 68% of the time, they’re probably doing better than they should be the next season given their average record in their Super Bowl year. Even though Super Bowl winning teams average 12.5 wins, their improve/decline percentage is more in line with an 11 or 12-win team.
https://preview.redd.it/10j7qplnj0g81.png?width=1750&format=png&auto=webp&s=61637dcb2763b3636289326234654db2d3c530b2 The final part of the analysis examines the average shift in wins the next season based on a team’s record in the prior season.
The general trend is similar to the improve/decline statistic above but is measured in terms of average win-shift instead of the percentage of teams to improve or decline. First, let’s look at the teams in each category. As you might expect, the bar chart representing the number of teams by wins total is a typical bell curve with the largest group going 8–8 (128 teams, 12.5% of the total), and the fewest number of teams at the far right and left. It’s important to be aware of the small sample sizes at the extreme ends of the bell curve as you look at the data.
https://preview.redd.it/zhn2cs6wj0g81.png?width=1665&format=png&auto=webp&s=73a8a50dc4ddc5cf99ea45537398f5ed880785c3 When I decided to analyze the data, I anticipated the image below. In my experience, it’s not common that a hypothesis turns out to be accurate after objectively analyzing the data, but I was happy to see that in this case, my guess was right. The very best and very worst teams move toward the mean to the largest degree and the teams in the middle tend to stay in the middle. Again, there are a number of reasons for this, such as the draft, schedule strength, coaching changes, good/bad luck not repeating, etc. The Y-axis represents the number of wins in a season and the bars display the average shift in wins the next season. For example, an average 13–3 team (there have been 39 of them) will have 3.5 less wins the next season. So if you are a fan of the Patriots, Eagles, Vikings or Steelers, don’t be surprised if they end up with 9 or 10 wins in 2018…well, except for the Patriots, they tend to defy logic. And what about this year’s four-win teams? We shouldn’t be shocked, in fact, we should
expect a three-win improvement from these teams. Like most four-win teams, they experienced bad luck, and bad (or good) luck is not likely to continue. Just by adding a healthy Andrew Luck and Deshaun Watson they are extremely likely to improve their record by multiple wins.
https://preview.redd.it/c5rdtt00k0g81.png?width=1750&format=png&auto=webp&s=93aa9f4d8e851fcf09c938aa10babd766d2ead6c Like I did with the Improve/Decline charts, I have included the Super Bowl teams along the Y-axis in the chart below. They are placed between the 12 and 13 win groups based on their average win total to illustrate if their wins have shifted within an expected range. The losing Super Bowl team, represented by the red bar, has decreased by an average of 2.8 wins the next season. Based on a quick glance at the chart, that shift seems right about where you would expect it to be. I noted earlier that Super Bowl winners have a better than expected improve/decline rate. Looking at the win-shift data, they have also outperformed expectations by declining an average of only 2.0 wins. Visually, the Super Bowl winning teams’ shift seems to be an outlier. You might expect a shift that is closer to a 3.0 win decrease for Super Bowl winners based on their regular season record.
https://preview.redd.it/owxf25u8k0g81.png?width=1666&format=png&auto=webp&s=20a62f6551fdcde2b97f82bcb7f9e59b7c62020e A slightly more scientific approach to validating that Super Bowl teams average win-shift is within an acceptable range is to show the expected record based on a linear regression. I performed a simple linear regression with data from every season since 1978 when the 16-game schedule era began (excluding strike seasons of ’82 and ’87, the seasons prior to strike seasons because we are unable to compare record shifts to the strike-shortened seasons, and 2016, because this analysis began before the 2017 season was over). I plotted the wins in the prior season against the positive or negative win-shift in the subsequent season. Expected wins in the next season based on this regression are in the table below. The expected win-shift for a Super Bowl
losing team (in red) which averages 12.3 wins, would be -2.8, which is exactly what they have averaged. The expected win-shift for a Super Bowl
winning team (in green) which averages 12.5 wins, would be -2.9. This indicates that Super Bowl winning teams’ average decline of 2.0 wins is better than expected.
Even though the average Super Bowl winning team’s record declines by 2.0 wins the next season, that is almost a full win better than their expected win-shift. https://preview.redd.it/9py8u9sdk0g81.png?width=790&format=png&auto=webp&s=3eb41f7525ad8031f887ebb565bb8a3b4fb60677 Conclusion
I truly believed the theory that Super Bowl teams have experienced a Super Bowl hangover, so I started to dig through the data to validate my assumption. The first part of my analysis, the time series chart in Section one, did confirm my hypothesis. I was pleased to find out that I was right. Except…maybe I wasn’t. Sure, I could have stopped there to confirm my hypothesis, but this initial level of analysis didn’t provide enough rigor. Super Bowl teams miss the playoffs 30% of the time. That seems bad, but what do other teams do? What about teams that aren’t in the Super Bowl and have a similar regular season record? Once this next step was added to the analysis, my assumption became a little less correct.
Then I noticed those 11–5 teams that missed the playoffs and also the seven and eight-win teams that have made the playoffs. This illuminated the fact that a teams ability to make the playoffs can be heavily influenced by the quality of the other teams in their division. Using playoff percentage as the only indicator will bring a significant amount of noise into the analysis.
Next, I analyzed the percentage of teams records that improve, decline or stay the same the next season based on their wins in the prior season. I added Super Bowl teams to the data for comparison. In the final section, I used a similar process but instead of the percentage of teams to improve or decline, I focused on the actual shift in wins. Both of these steps shifted me away from my initial assumption at the beginning.
The takeaway from this analysis is that we shouldn’t be shocked if a Super Bowl team does not even make the playoffs in the subsequent season. We should expect to see this occur every couple of years. Since the first Super Bowl in 1967, one of the two Super Bowl participants has missed the playoffs the next year 52% of the time — this is up to 72% of the time since 1998. These teams do not miss the playoffs because they are letting the success or the failure in the most important game impact their performance the next season. Taking everything into account, my analysis suggests that Super Bowl teams’ playoff rates and win-loss records in the subsequent season are normal or even better than they should be based on typical regression to the mean. There is no Super Bowl hangover.
TL;DR
Teams that make the Super Bowl often did so because they were a combination of two things:
- Really good
- Lucky.
The
good part of that combination is repeatable, but the
lucky part does not often repeat, so regression is expected. In fact, when comparing the
losing Super Bowl teams to the
winning Super Bowl teams the results are similar; and comparing Super Bowl teams to non-Super Bowl teams but with similar regular-season records, Super Bowl teams outperform that group the next season. There is no Super Bowl curse. It's more likely than not that the stars will not align for either the Rams or the Bengals next year and one of them regresses enough to miss the playoffs.
An important caveat is the additional playoff team and a 17-game season will have some influence on how things will be going forward.
Note: For all comparisons involving season to season shifts during the 16 game schedule era, the following years were excluded from the data: 1981 and 1982 — because 1982 was a strike-shortened season, and 1981 didn’t have a full subsequent season (1982) the next year for comparison of record changes. 1986 and 1987 for the same reason. 2017, because the 2018 season hasn’t started at the time of this analysis, therefore we have no next season for comparison. submitted by
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2021.08.03 15:33 cornbread36 The Athletic Ranks NFL Offenses before the Season Starts
The four teams that played in the conference championship games last season — the
Green Bay Packers,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
Kansas City Chiefs and
Buffalo Bills — all finished in the top five in offensive efficiency.
That fact should not be surprising. Offensive efficiency is more sustainable than defensive efficiency year over year, and that’s especially true for teams that maintain quarterback/play-caller continuity. There are different ways to win, but the most straightforward path in the modern
NFL is to build a an efficient offense. Competing for a Super Bowl without one has become extremely difficult.
So which teams have offenses that are good enough to compete for a championship? Let’s take a look and rank them one to 32. Note that the rankings from last year are based on
Football Outsiders’ DVOA metric.
1. Kansas City Chiefs
Last year: 2nd
No need to overthink this one. They’ve got the best quarterback in
Patrick Mahomes and one of the best offensive coaches of the last 20 years in Andy Reid. The Chiefs have finished in the top three in offensive efficiency with their current coach/quarterback combination.
Following their Super Bowl loss to the Bucs, the Chiefs decided to go all-in on rebuilding their offensive line. None of their five projected starters for Week 1 were on the field in the Super Bowl. The Chiefs have elite weapons in
Tyreek Hill and
Travis Kelce, although they’re relatively thin and could use someone like
Mecole Hardman to step up. The truth is even if you surrounded Mahomes with 10 league-average players, the Chiefs would still have the capability to produce a very good offense.
2. Green Bay Packers
Last year: 1st
Once the Packers hit the field, the offseason drama surrounding
Aaron Rodgers is not going to matter. He can flip the bird to GM Brian Gutekunst after each of his 40-plus touchdown passes if it makes him feel better — as long as the Packers are moving up and down the field like they did for the better part of last season.
Green Bay’s offensive line could take a slight step back with the loss of All-Pro center
Corey Linsley, but it should still be an above-average group.
Davante Adams is one of the NFL’s best wide receivers, and the Packers gave themselves more pass-catching options by drafting
Amari Rodgers and trading for
Randall Cobb. The team brought back
Aaron Jones, who is a proven home run hitter, at running back.
Aaron Rodgers and Matt LaFleur meshed beautifully last year. The Packers ranked first in passing DVOA, and Rodgers was first in QBR and in TruMedia’s Expected Points Added (EPA) per play model. As long as he’s healthy, the Packers are a safe bet to produce a top-five offense.
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Last year: 3rd
The truth is the Bucs didn’t really find their identity until the latter part of last season, and they still finished third in offensive efficiency. Now Tampa returns all 11 starters, including one of the NFL’s best offensive lines and play-caller Byron Leftwich.
Tom Brady showed last year that he could still get the ball downfield; his average pass traveled 9.3 yards from the line of scrimmage, according to Next Gen Stats. That ranked first among all quarterbacks.
The Bucs had the league’s best injury luck last year, finishing first in Football Outsiders’ Adjusted Games Lost (AGL) metric. It’s possible that their depth will be tested more this season. But unless Brady goes down or the offensive line gets decimated by injuries, this should again be a strong unit.
📷Tampa Bay’s Mike Evans (Dylan Buell / Getty Images)
4. Buffalo Bills
Last year: 5th
Is it possible that Josh Allen settles in somewhere between the guy we saw in 2019 (24th in QBR) and the guy we saw last year (third in QBR)? Sure. But he’s only 25 years old, so it would also be foolish to limit Allen’s ceiling. And few quarterbacks are better set up for success. Among the 11 offensive players who logged at least 500 snaps for the Bills last season, 10 are back. Buffalo was lethal out of 10 personnel (one RB, no TEs, four WRs) last season, ranking second league-wide in EPA per play, and they added
Emmanuel Sanders in free agency.
No coordinator was more pass-heavy than Brian Daboll. The Bills
threw the ball 63.1 percent of the time on early downs in neutral situations. The offensive line weathered injuries last year and could easily be better this year, and the run game has room to improve too. Overall, this is a high-powered unit that’s capable of putting up 30-plus points on a weekly basis.
Last year: 15th
Surprise! You didn’t think I was just going to go chalk, did you? The scheme and play-calling did
Justin Herbert no favors last year. The run game was one of the worst in the NFL. And the offensive line was a disaster. Even with all that, the Chargers still finished seventh in passing DVOA.
They signed All-Pro center Corey Linsley and used a first-round pick on left tackle
Rashawn Slater. Right tackle
Bryan Bulaga (played 38 percent of the snaps last season) and running back
Austin Ekeler (played 35 percent of the snaps) return healthy. And there’s a good chance that the coaching is going to be a lot better. Herbert showed that he could succeed under challenging circumstances. This year, his support system should be much improved, which could lead to the Chargers having one of the league’s most explosive offenses.
Last year: 4th
How much of
Ryan Tannehill’s success was a result of Arthur Smith’s play-calling and scheming? We’ll find out this season as Todd Downing takes over as the Titans’ play-caller.
Tannehill is positioned to succeed. The Titans should have a solid offensive line, and they have a physically imposing group of skill-position players with
Derrick Henry, A.J. Brown and
Julio Jones. Tannehill has been ridiculously efficient over the past two seasons, ranking first among 32 qualifying quarterbacks in EPA per play. He’s tough in the pocket, can make plays with his legs and has shredded the blitz. The threat of Henry keeps opposing defenses in single-high safety coverages. It’s possible that this group takes a step back with the offensive coordinator change, but there’s a lot to like from a personnel perspective.
Last year: 24th
For the purposes of this exercise, let’s assume that
Dak Prescott’s shoulder injury is not a major issue that affects him during the regular season. It’s pretty easy to explain away the Cowboys’ offensive issues from last year. Prescott missed 11 games, and Dallas had the second-most injured offensive line according to Football Outsiders. In 2019, with the same play-caller (Kellen Moore), the Cowboys ranked second in offensive efficiency.
They’re loaded at wide receiver with
Amari Cooper,
CeeDee Lamb and
Michael Gallup. And Prescott is a top-10 quarterback. Barring another bout of bad injury luck, this should be a high-ceiling group that gets back on track.
📷Dallas’ CeeDee Lamb (Tom Pennington / Getty Images)
Last year: 6th
There was quite a bit of offseason hand-wringing for an offense that finished sixth in efficiency last year and averaged 28.3 points per game (more than the Chiefs!). The Seahawks traded for guard
Gabe Jackson, signed tight end
Gerald Everett, drafted wide receiver
D’Wayne Eskridge and brought back running back
Chris Carson.
With
Russell Wilson, the Seahawks have produced a top-10 offense seven times in nine seasons. They’ve never finished lower than 16th.
Seattle made a change at offensive coordinator, replacing Brian Schottenheimer with Shane Waldron from the
Los Angeles Rams. It’s entirely possible that Pete Carroll directs Waldron to lean on the run game more. But Carroll has always been an advocate of pushing the ball downfield. And this is a team that has
DK Metcalf and
Tyler Lockett. Barring a Wilson injury, this offense isn’t going to suddenly fall apart.
9. Los Angeles Rams
Last year: 10th
In four seasons under Sean McVay, the Rams have produced a top-10 offense three times and have never finished lower than 16th. Even last year when it felt like the Rams had a disjointed offense with
Jared Goff, they still finished 10th.
Now
Matthew Stafford takes over.
The numbers suggest he’ll be more dynamic with play-action than Goff was and will also do a better job of dealing with pressure when the pass protection isn’t great. Losing
Cam Akers hurts, but Stafford will still have a solid supporting cast with
Robert Woods and
Cooper Kupp. Barring a Stafford injury, the Rams’ floor is probably mediocrity, and this group has a high ceiling.
Last year: 9th
It’s possible that this group is better than it was last season.
Baker Mayfield will be in his second season working with Kevin Stefanski, and the Browns will get a healthy
Odell Beckham Jr. back. But it’s also fair to take the “Let’s see a little bit more from Baker Mayfield” approach with the 2021 Browns.
Cleveland has one of the NFL’s best offensive lines, and the numbers suggest that could be critical to Mayfield’s success. When he was pressured last season, Mayfield ranked 27th in EPA per play. We know what Stefanski wants to do. The Browns are going to be diverse in their personnel groupings. They’re going to run the ball with
Nick Chubb and
Kareem Hunt, use play action off of their wide zone schemes and push the ball downfield.
This is a deep and talented group. If Mayfield is the same guy he was last year, the Browns should have a top-10 offense. If he has another level to get to, they could be special.
11. San Francisco 49ers
Last year: 20th
If we isolate just the snaps with
Jimmy Garoppolo over the past four seasons, the 49ers have performed like a top-five offense in terms of EPA per play. Without him, they’ve performed like the 27th-ranked offense.
In the weeks ahead, we’ll see whether Kyle Shanahan sticks with Garoppolo or moves forward with
Trey Lance. Shanahan has spoken openly about his fascination with having a quarterback who can be a big part of the run game, and Lance would give him that, even if he’s not as efficient of a passer as Garoppolo right away.
Deebo Samuel,
Brandon Aiyuk and
George Kittle offer dynamic pass-catching options. On paper, the 49ers should have a good offensive line, although
Trent Williams and
Alex Mack are both in their 30s.
Shanahan has produced a top-10 offense three times in his past 10 seasons as a play-caller, but he’s had to deal with some bad quarterbacks. Whether it’s Garoppolo or Lance, this group has a high ceiling and could easily outperform this projection.
Last year: 11th
At times last season, it felt like the Ravens’ offense was a complete disaster incapable of picking up a first down, let alone scoring a touchdown. But zooming out, they were slightly above-average statistically. A big reason for that was the run game, which ranked third in efficiency and figures to stay in that range as long as Lamar Jackson is the quarterback.
The Ravens shuffled their offensive line, trading
Orlando Brown Jr. and signing guard
Kevin Zeitler and right tackle
Alejandro Villanueva. To make a Super Bowl run, the Ravens need more consistency from their passing game, which ranked 17th in efficiency. They signed
Sammy Watkins and drafted
Rashod Bateman in the first round.
Because of Jackson’s scrambling ability, the Ravens know they’re going to face a high percentage of zone coverage. Offensive coordinator Greg Roman needs to give Jackson answers, and Jackson needs to continue to improve his accuracy for the Ravens’ offense to take a step forward from where it was a year ago.
📷Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson (Patrick Smith / Getty Images)
Last year: 21st
This could be a sneaky good group, even without Julio Jones. Dirk Koetter never showed he could maximize the talent he had at his disposal while calling plays for the Falcons. Arthur Smith, meanwhile, did a brilliant job of putting Ryan Tannehill in position to succeed and should incorporate a play action-heavy scheme.
Calvin Ridley was one of the league’s most efficient wide receivers last season, totaling 1,374 yards while ranking seventh in yards per route run. Historically, rookie tight ends take some time to make a big impact, but
Kyle Pitts could be an exception. Atlanta needs its young offensive linemen to develop, but it would be no surprise to see the Falcons’ offense make a big leap.
Last year: 19th
When the Cardinals’ offense was clicking last year, it felt like it was for one of two reasons:
Kyler Murray was doing Kyler Murray things or
DeAndre Hopkins was doing DeAndre Hopkins things. When neither was happening, the offense looked disjointed. Of course, part of that might have just been a case of Murray playing hurt. Through the first eight weeks of last season, the Cardinals’ offense ranked seventh in EPA per play. After Murray’s injury in Week 8, Arizona ranked 26th.
Adding veteran center
Rodney Hudson should help the Cardinals, but the A.J. Green signing was a bit of a head-scratcher. As long as Murray and Hopkins are healthy, this is a high-floor group, but Kliff Kingsbury needs to show he can do a better job of helping Murray find answers and solve problems.
Last year: 8th
They’re a tough team to project. The eye test didn’t always align with the numbers last year when the Vikings finished eighth in offensive efficiency. Klint Kubiak replaces his dad, Gary, as offensive coordinator. And veteran offensive line coach Rick Dennison moved to a senior advisor role.
Justin Jefferson, Adam Thielen and Dalvin Cook offer a strong supporting cast for Kirk Cousins, but the Vikings’ depth could be tested more. They had the fifth-healthiest offense a year ago, according to Football Outsiders’ AGL metric. Some numbers suggest the pass protection was more mediocre than terrible last year. The Vikings
finished 18th in ESPN’s pass block win rate.
In three seasons with Cousins, Minnesota has ranked 18th, 10th and eighth in offensive efficiency. Given the potential injury regression and the coaching changes, this looks like a mediocre to slightly above average group.
Last year: 14th
Jon Gruden has proven he can still design offense and call plays at a high level. Over the past two seasons, the Raiders’ offense ranks eighth in EPA per play. And it hasn’t been the most talented group. Gruden has done an excellent job of maximizing the talent at his disposal and putting
Derek Carr in position to succeed.
The problem is the roster-building has been a disaster, and the Raiders have been a mess on defense. This offseason, they decided to shift more resources to defense, trading away starting offensive linemen Rodney Hudson and Gabe Jackson. Replacing
Nelson Agholor with
John Brown for a fraction of the cost was a shrewd move. Signing
Kenyan Drake to a two-year, $11 million deal was not. It seems likely that the Raiders’ offensive line will take a step back and that this group overall will be competent but unspectacular.
Last year: 30th
Unless the Broncos are counting on a monumental leap from
Drew Lock, which is possible but unlikely, their QB decision should be relatively easy. They should go with
Teddy Bridgewater. Denver had four different starters last year, and Lock ranked 29th in QBR. Bridgewater was 17th as the starter for the
Carolina Panthers.
The Broncos should field a competent offensive line, and they have a fun group of pass-catchers with
Courtland Sutton,
Jerry Jeudy,
Tim Patrick,
Noah Fant and K.J. Hamler. Play-caller Pat Shurmur has not demonstrated the ability to give whoever’s playing quarterback an edge, but just replacing Lock with Bridgewater should be enough to turn this group into at least a mediocre unit.
📷Denver’s Jerry Jeudy (Elsa / Getty Images)
Last year: 32nd
It had the worst offense in the league last season and started four different quarterbacks. This year the organization is handing the keys to
Ryan Fitzpatrick. Washington could break in three new starters on what was a mediocre offensive line last season.
Terry McLaurin should have a career year with more consistent quarterback play.
Antonio Gibson and
Curtis Samuel fill out Fitzpatrick’s supporting cast.
One of Fitzpatrick’s hallmarks (aside from the beard) is his irrational confidence. Last year, according to Next Gen Stats, 21.7 percent of Fitzpatrick’s attempts were into tight windows. That ranked second league-wide. He’ll give his pass-catchers opportunities. Fitzpatrick will have games when he looks like a Hall of Famer and games when he looks like a practice squadder. In the end, he’ll most likely rate as a mediocre starter, and that would be a big upgrade from what Washington had last year.
Last year: 29th
If the Bengals can protect
Joe Burrow, they have a chance to be a surprise team in 2021. That, of course, is a big if. Cincinnati ranked tied for 29th in pass block win rate last year, and its two additions are veteran
Riley Reiff and second-round pick
Jackson Carman.
Burrow is coming off a season-ending knee injury he suffered in Week 11. Among the 31 rookies who have seen significant playing time over the last 10 years, Burrow’s performance ranked ninth in terms of EPA per play. In addition to getting Burrow back,
Joe Mixon returns after having missed 10 games last year. And the Bengals spent a first-round pick on
Ja’Marr Chase, who will join
Tee Higgins and
Tyler Boyd to form an impressive wide receiving corps.
Burrow doesn’t need the offensive line to be elite. He just needs it to be competent. Last year, he absorbed 7.7 hits per game, which was second to only
Carson Wentz. This is the type of offense that could be much better in the second half of the season than it is in the first.
Last year: 23rd
Bill Belichick made aggressive changes in the offseason, but are defensive coordinators really going to lose sleep having to prepare for Nelson Agholor,
Kendrick Bourne,
Hunter Henry and
Jonnu Smith? I don’t think so.
If
Cam Newton is the starter, the Patriots should have a strong running game, and their passing game (which ranked 27th in DVOA last year) should be somewhat improved with a better supporting cast. If
Mac Jones wins the job, what are fair expectations? In the past 10 years, on average, rookie quarterbacks who have played have produced like the 21st-best starter. Could Jones perform better than that? Sure. But it’s just as likely that he produces worse than that.
Josh McDaniels has coordinated five offenses without Tom Brady as his starter. Just once in those five seasons has his offense been above average. The Patriots should have an excellent offensive line, but overall this is still an unimpressive group.
Last year: 18th
The good news if you are a
Tua Tagovailoa fan: Among the 31 quarterbacks who have logged at least 300 snaps as rookies over the past 10 seasons, his performance last year ranked 15th. In other words, he didn’t light it up, but he was fine as far as rookies go. The bad news? Tagovailoa ranked 26th in QBR, while Fitzpatrick ranked fifth playing under similar circumstances.
It’s obvious that the Dolphins wanted to incorporate more of a downfield passing game in 2021. The team signed Will Fuller and drafted
Jaylen Waddle. Add in
DeVante Parker and
Mike Gesicki, and it’s an explosive group. But the Dolphins will be going with co-first-year offensive coordinators in Eric Studesville and George Godsey. The offensive line ranked 27th in pass block win rate last season. But four of their five projected starters are 25 or younger, so it’s reasonable to think they could improve.
Best-case scenario: The offensive coordinator change works out, the pass protection improves, Tagovailoa makes a big leap, and this is a prolific downfield passing offense. But Miami still has significant question marks going into the season.
22. New Orleans Saints
Last year: 7th
If it wasn’t for Sean Payton, there would be very little reason to believe in this Saints’ offense. Though there were times over the past two seasons when New Orleans looked bad with Drew Brees, the Saints still finished seventh and fourth, respectively, in offensive efficiency. Now they’ll move forward with
Jameis Winston and
Taysom Hill.
New Orleans still has
Alvin Kamara and a strong offensive line, but with Michael Thomas expected to miss the first part of the season, the Saints have one of the worst wide receiver corps in the league. Payton has been one of the NFL’s best offensive coaches over the past 15 years, and it feels risky to bet against him, but he might have to perform miracles to produce an above average offense with this group.
📷New Orleans’ Alvin Kamara (Dale Zanine / USA Today)
Last year: 22nd
Ben Roethlisberger is 39 years old, and his average completion last year traveled 4.6 yards from the line of scrimmage, which ranked 37th out of 41 qualifying quarterbacks. What’s the Steelers’ path to being better than they were a year ago on offense?
Maybe the offensive line will be better? But new starters
Kendrick Green,
Trai Turner and
Zach Banner are no sure bet to offer an upgrade. Maybe Roethlisberger reaches back and finds one more great year. But at his age and a year removed from serious elbow surgery, that seems unlikely. Maybe Najee Harris is a game-changing back. Maybe new offensive coordinator Matt Canada is a genius. Maybe the pass-catchers won’t drop 9.1 percent of their catchable targets. But none of those possibilities are likely. The Steelers’ offense will instead probably perform at a level similar to last year.
24. New York Giants
Last year: 26th
On paper, there are some things to like.
Saquon Barkley returns (although his availability at the start of the season is in question), and the team signed
Kenny Golladay to join
Darius Slayton and
Sterling Shepard. But drilling down more, there are significant question marks.
The Giants ranked last in pass block win rate last season. All five of their projected starters were on the roster in 2020, and they lost reliable guard Kevin Zeitler. Is it possible that some of the Giants’ younger players improve? Sure. Is it likely that this is a good or even mediocre offensive line? No. Meanwhile, Daniel Jones’ 29 fumbles over the past two seasons are tops in the league, and until Jason Garrett proves otherwise, we should assume that he is going to perform like one of the NFL’s worst play-callers. Add it all up, and it’s risky to expect a major leap from this group.
25. Carolina Panthers
Last year: 17th
Maybe the Panthers will be right about their evaluation of
Sam Darnold, and he’ll thrive in a post-Adam Gase world under offensive coordinator Joe Brady. But the truth is that Darnold would have to make a huge leap just for the Panthers’ offense to be as good as it was last year. Over the past two seasons, among the 35 quarterbacks who have had at least 500 dropbacks, Darnold ranks 34th in EPA per play. He’ll have talent around him with
Christian McCaffrey, D.J. Moore and
Robby Anderson, but on paper the Panthers have a shaky offensive line.
Darnold is just 24 years old, and it’s not crazy to think that Brady can scheme some things up to really help him out. But you’d have to really go out on a limb to project Darnold to be an above-average starter this season.
Last year: 27th
It’s not a bad situation for
Trevor Lawrence to slide into. The Jaguars have an OK offensive line with a couple of young tackles who could still improve. They signed veteran Marvin Jones Jr. to play alongside DJ Chark and
Laviska Shenault. Jacksonville has
James Robinson and Travis Etienne in the backfield. New offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell will be aggressive in pushing the ball downfield off of play action.
But as mentioned above, it’s really hard for rookie quarterbacks to come in and be good right away. Only seven (out of the 23 who saw significant playing time) in the last 10 years have produced above-average seasons statistically. It’s not crazy to think that Lawrence could be an exception. He has all the physical tools. But the more likely scenario is that he’ll have the usual growing pains we see with rookies.
Last year: 12th
They’re the toughest team to place, given that Carson Wentz is going to have foot surgery and is expected to miss between five and 12 weeks. That could have him back around Week 1, or he could miss six or seven weeks of the regular season, which would mean a lot of
Jacob Eason. The Colts won’t be incentivized to rush Wentz back, and if history is any indication, he only knows how to play one way. In other words, it’s unlikely that Wentz changes his style to adapt to any potential physical limitations.
Had Wentz been healthy to start the season, I would have had the Colts’ offense in the middle of the pack. Coach Frank Reich has shown in the past that he is willing to adjust his scheme to his personnel, so maybe he’ll be able to work some magic. But it just feels like there’s suddenly a lot of uncertainty and a low floor for this group.
Last year: 25th
Matt Nagy has not produced an offense that’s finished above 20th in DVOA in his three seasons as the Bears’ head coach. As mentioned above, the average rookie starter over the past 10 seasons has performed like the 21st-ranked quarterback. Maybe
Justin Fields will be this year’s version of Herbert, but that’s not the most likely outcome. Having said that, there’s no denying that he offers more upside than
Andy Dalton, who ranked 25th in QBR with the Dallas Cowboys last season.
Chicago has some talent at wide receiver with Allen Robinson and
Darnell Mooney, but it’s not a particularly deep group, and the offensive line figures to be mediocre at best. If you’re a Bears fan, you just want a few plays a week from Fields that keep you excited and invested in the future. But overall, the Bears’ offense doesn’t figure to be very good unless Fields is a revelation.
📷Chicago’s Darnell Mooney (Mike DiNovo / USA Today)
Last year: 28th
Their best recipe for success is to implement a run game that involves a heavy dose of
Jalen Hurts. On paper, the Eagles should have a strong offensive line, but their best players are all on the wrong side of 30. Hurts completed just 52 percent of his passes last year, but he produced 0.12 EPA per play, which would have translated to about the 21st-ranked starting QB if extended over a full season.
The Eagles are counting on rookie
Devonta Smith to have a big impact and for second-year player
Jalen Reagor to make the leap. This group could reach mediocrity if the run game clicks, but it has a low floor. Head coach Nick Sirianni will be calling plays in the NFL for the first time and is a complete unknown.
30. New York Jets
Last year: 31st
The good news is it’s unlikely that they’ll be worse than last year. The Jets will start
Zach Wilson at quarterback and signed wide receiver
Corey Davis in free agency. Mike LaFleur replaces Adam Gase as the play-caller. The offensive line should be better, but New York still is iffy on the interior.
It’s possible that Wilson comes in and lights the league on fire, but the more likely scenario is that he experiences the usual growing pains we see with rookie quarterbacks and performs at a below-average level. If you’re a Jets fan, you just want to see some splash plays each week that get you excited for a potentially promising future.
Last year: 16th
Let’s start with the good. The Lions could have a good offensive line, and
D’Andre Swift had a strong rookie season. He ranked 17th out of 70 qualifying players in TruMedia’s rushing success rate metric, and he ranked fifth among 45 running backs in yards per route run. T.J. Hockenson is coming off of a 723-yard season and could easily be the Lions’ leading receiver.
The bad news? Detroit has one of the league’s thinnest wide receiving corps with
Tyrell Williams,
Breshad Perriman and Amon-Ra St. Brown. Jared Goff crumbles under less-than-ideal conditions (he ranked 31st in EPA per play last year when pressured). And Anthony Lynn will likely be a conservative play-caller. This offense could offer a solid running game, but overall, it’s probably going to be tough to watch.
Last year: 13th
We’ll assume here that
Deshaun Watson doesn’t play a snap for Houston. That means it’ll likely be
Tyrod Taylor, who projects as one of the NFL’s worst starters. At running back, the Texans have, well, pretty much everyone: David Johnson, Mark Ingram,
Phillip Lindsay and
Rex Burkhead. At wide receiver, they have
Brandin Cooks but lost Will Fuller and Randall Cobb. The offensive line is fine, but overall it would be a minor miracle if this
wasn’t a bottom-five offense in 2021.
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2020.06.13 19:12 prezuiwf In 1998, Brett Favre and Steve Beuerlein tied for the highest QB completion percentage of the season, at 63.0%. In 2019, that would have been good for 19th place, between Mitch Trubisky and Jared Goff. A brief study of how that stat has trended over time:
I was looking at some stats and leaderboards this morning and was struck by how drastically the NFL (presumably due to many rule changes, but perhaps because of other factors as well) has changed in terms of pass completion percentages over recent years. From 1933-2008, there were four individual seasons with a passer rating above 70%:
1945 - Sammy Baugh - 70.3%
1982 - Ken Anderson - 70.6%
1989 - Joe Montana - 70.2%
1994 - Steve Young - 70.4%
That's it. That's the list. Montana and Young each won the MVP for their performances, while Anderson only lost because kicker Mark Mosely was famously given the award after that strike-shortened season (Anderson had won it the previous year). Baugh accomplished his feat years before the MVP award was first given out.
Since 2009, there have been no fewer than TEN such season-long performances by qualifying quarterbacks:
2009 - Drew Brees - 70.6%
2011 - Drew Brees - 71.2%
2016 - Sam Bradford - 71.6%
2016 - Drew Brees - 70.0%
2017 - Drew Brees - 72.0%
2018 - Drew Brees - 74.4%
2018 - Kirk Cousins - 70.1%
2019 - Drew Brees - 74.3%
2019 - Derek Carr - 70.4%
2019 - Ryan Tannehill - 70.3%
Now, it's true that one could jump to the conclusion that Drew Brees is just an awesome QB (which he is) as he accounts for six of these instances. But the other four QBs on this list-- Bradford, Cousins, Carr, and Tannehill-- aren't QBs you'd usually put in the same breath as Joe Montana or Sammy Baugh. Moreover, take a look outside this list: Jimmy Garoppolo and Kirk Cousins, both of whom are perceived to have enjoyed good but unspectacular seasons, had a 69.1% completion percentage for the year. That completion percentage would have led or co-led the NFL every single year between 1983 and 2003, with the exception of the aforementioned campaigns by Montana and Young.
So I went and looked at
total NFL completion percentages year-over-year. I expected a trend, but what I didn't expect was for the percentages to increase almost linearly over time. From 1932-1937 the percentage was in the 30's every year, and then it was never in the 30's again. From 1938-1953, it was in the 40's every single year. From 1954-2006, it was in the 50's every single year (except for two years in the 1950s where it bounced back down to the high 40's, the only outliers on the entire list). Then in 2007 it reached the 60's, and from 2007 through present day, it has been in the 60's every single year. While we often identify stats like total passing yards and passing TDs as having increased over the years, I don't think any metric has increased more consistently, as a general rule, than QB completion percentage.
Finally, I took a look at the
career leaders in completion percentage. There was a time not at all long ago when Chad Pennington was famously atop this list; now Brees and Cousins are both ahead of him. Of the top-20, an astounding 13 of those QBs are still playing today (though some are no longer at the height of their powers). The extreme bias toward recent QBs on this list is a further indication of how inflated this stat has gotten, especially the fact that all-time greats like Peyton Manning are now sharing space with the likes of Matt Schaub and Ryan Tannehill. Marcus Mariota just barely misses that list at #21. Having a sky-high completion percentage no longer make you an elite QB, even relative to your contemporaries.
Just a little something I noticed that paints a picture of the ever-changing game of NFL football and how a metric one year may take on a completely different level of importance and comparability the next.
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2020.01.10 02:09 S4drobot This is amazing if you haven't seen it yet. Soundtrack is a must have.
https://www.pbs.org/video/ken-burns-country-music-episode-1-the-rub/ Country Music is a documentary miniseries produced by Ken Burns and written by Dayton Duncan that premiered on PBS on September 15, 2019. The eight-part series chronicles the history and prominence of country music in American culture.
Soundtrack:
- Can the Circle Be Unbroken - The Carter Family
- Blue Yodel No. 8 (Mule Skinner Blues) - Jimmie Rodgers
- Barbara Allen - Bradley Kincaid
- I'll Fly Away - James and Martha Carson
- If the River Was Whiskey - Charlie Poole with The North Carolina Ramblers
- Fox Chase - DeFord Bailey
- Blue Yodel No. 9 (Standin' on the Corner) - Jimmie Rodgers
- Wildwood Flower - The Carter Family
- In the Jailhouse Now - Jimmie Rodgers
- Comin' Round the Mountain - Uncle Dave Macon and Sam McGee
- Pretty Polly - Coon Creek Girls
- T.B. Blues - Jimmie Rodgers
- Mountain Dew - Grandpa Jones and his Granchildren
- Home On the Range - Gene Autry
- I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart - Patsy Montana & The Prairie Ramblers
- Tumbling Tumbleweeds - The Sons Of The Pioneers
- Medley: Keep on the Sunny Side / I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes - The Carter Family
- The Great Speckled Bird - Roy Acuff
- Whoa Babe - Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
- New San Antonio Rose - Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
- Wabash Cannonball - Roy Acuff
- Mule Skinner Blues (Blue Yodel #8) - Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys
- Honky Tonkin' - Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
- It's Mighty Dark to Travel - Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys
- New Mule Skinner Blues - Maddox Brothers and Rose
- I'll Hold You In My Heart (Till I Can Hold You In My Arms) - Eddy Arnold
- Foggy Mountain Breakdown - Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs with The Foggy Mountain Boys
- Molly and Tenbrook - The Stanley Brothers
- Lovesick Blues - Hank Williams
- I Saw the Light - Hank Williams
- Hey, Good Lookin' - Hank Williams
- It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels - Kitty Wells
- I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
- Jambalaya - Little Brenda Lee
- New Step It Up and Go - Maddox Brothers and Rose
- I Walk the Line - Johnny Cash & The Tennessee Two
- Crazy Arms - Ray Price
- Bye, Bye Love - The Everly Brothers
- The Long Black Veil - Lefty Frizzell
- El Paso - Marty Robbins
- Night Life - Ray Price
- Hello Walls - Faron Young
- I Fall to Pieces - Patsy Cline
- Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash
- Crazy - Patsy Cline
- I Can't Stop Loving You - Ray Charles
- Dang Me - Roger Miller
- I've Got a Tiger by the Tail - Buck Owens
- Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind) - Loretta Lynn
- Coal Miner's Daughter - Loretta Lynn
- Kiss an Angel Good Mornin' - Charley Pride
- Hungry Eyes - Merle Haggard & The Strangers
- Mama Tried - Merle Haggard & The Strangers
- Harper Valley P.T.A. - Jeannie C. Riley
- Don't Touch Me - Jeannie Seely
- Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash
- Stand by Your Man - Tammy Wynette
- She Thinks I Still Care - George Jones
- You Ain't Goin' Nowhere - The Byrds
- Me and Bobby McGee - Kris Kristofferson
- Help Me Make It Through the Night - Sammi Smith
- Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down - Kris Kristofferson
- Okie from Muskogee - Merle Haggard
- Man in Black - Johnny Cash
- Girl from the North Country - Bob Dylan with Johnny Cash
- Grand Ole Opry Song - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
- Will the Circle Be Unbroken - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
- Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way - Waylon Jennings
- Mule Skinner Blues (Blue Yodel No. 8) - Dolly Parton
- Jolene - Dolly Parton
- I Will Always Love You - Dolly Parton
- We're Gonna Hold On - George Jones & Tammy Wynette
- Texas Cookin' - Guy Clark
- If I Needed You - Townes Van Zandt
- I Can't Stop Loving You - Johnny Rodríguez
- I've Been a Long Time Leaving (But I'll Be a Long Time Gone) - Waylon Jennings
- Love Hurts - Gram Parsons and the Fallen Angels
- Boulder to Birmingham - Emmylou Harris
- Bluebird Wine - Emmylou Harris
- Whiskey River - Willie Nelson
- Miles and Miles of Texas - Asleep At The Wheel
- Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain - Willie Nelson
- A Good Hearted Woman - Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson
- Family Tradition - Hank Williams Jr.
- Seven Year Ache - Rosanne Cash
- Pancho and Lefty - Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson
- He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones
- Don't Get Above Your Raisin' - Ricky Skaggs
- On the Road Again - Willie Nelson
- Amarillo by Morning - George Strait
- Somebody Should Leave - Reba McEntire
- Diggin' Up Bones - Randy Travis
- Why Not Me - The Judds
- Honky Tonk Man - Dwight Yoakam
- Streets of Bakersfield - Dwight Yoakam with Buck Owens
- Where've You Been - Kathy Mattea
- I'm No Stranger to the Rain - Keith Whitley
- Go Rest High on That Mountain - Vince Gill
- Guitar Town - Steve Earle
- She's In Love with the Boy - Trisha Yearwood
- Tennessee Flat Top Box - Rosanne Cash
- Get Up John - Emmylou Harris & The Nash Ramblers
- Uncle Pen - Ricky Skaggs
- I Still Miss Someone - Rosanne Cash
- Will the Circle Be Unbroken - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
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2020: Russians Are Coming Twice
by Jayge 8^J
"Emergency! Emergency! Everybody To Get From Street!" This wasn't a Яussian яetweet of criminal Dip Twit's unconstitutional national emergency declaration, just a 1966 tag line from The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming. Welcome to our cult of Trump nightmare! Inauguration day, January 20, 2017, Trump's campaign filed to run again in 2020. If you thought it couldn't get any worse, his wrecking crew Make America Gag Again is still ramping up its obscene inanity. Just as they did last time, campaign staff blared rock songs at rallies without artists' permission, but now no one was admitted without pricey Trump paraphernalia, for sale at every venue. Mini jail cells, gallows, & guillotines were erected near the podium for redneck punch lines, "Lock 'em up!", "Lynch 'em!", & "Off with their heads!" The philanderer, pander brander, demander-in-chief never missed a chance to bait his racist base, no matter how badly Tweetledum-Trumpty-Dumpty sneered & despised them. Did the acclaimed author of The Art of the Deal made any great pacts he promised as president? Apparently not. Maybe it's cuz journalist Tony Schwartz wrote most of that 1987 book. Usurper Bankrupt Queen's often vaunted IQ & Wharton diploma are likely as phony as Trump U & qualify him for The Biggest Loser, except for his bulk. That Lard Marred Retard flaunts his obesity as a porcine American right & at 350 pounds eclipsed Taft as our fattest president, with fragile antique White House furniture put quietly in storage lest he sit on them. By the end of his 3rd year in the Oval Office, he'd had a 6th refit. Side by side, he made Benjamin Netanyahu look lean. His physician recommended a high fruit & vegetable fiber diet low in carbs & fats so he got a new doc instead. As his reelection prospects waned, his estimated weight soared, while he ousted from the premises gym & bathroom scales. Fubsy, dumpy, plump, porky, portly, paunchy, hefty, heavy, tubby, flabby, squat, rotund, round, roly-poly, corpulent, abdominous sows, cows, blimps, buffarillas, whales, hippos, RINOs, & elephants alike were herding to his events in hopes of chewing the fat with their bloated, hair-brained TV hero. Capitalizing on Israel's silver half-shekel coin image of him with Persia's Cyrus II labeled "Cyrus - Balfour - Trump - Declaration" & ever the shameless charlatan, he had the US Treasury issue golden billion dollar bills showing him scowling on its front & Ivanka, marked "Good as Gold" depicted as Lady Liberty grimacing on the back, quickly dubbed 'quackers' due to his juvenile portrayal of fiscal responsibility: images of 'ducks in a row'. In retaliation he hued the White House faux gold, which enraged white supremacists who called it yellow & him 'Old Yeller'. SNL pounced on him with Alec Baldwin reigning as a crotchety old fart tweeting basement outrage in his underwear. Cheered on by his new bestie Kim Jong Un, Trump shut down the government again & fired everyone, replacing them with extended family. His Waterloo came when his old frenemy Vladimir Putin stood at the Mexican border with every Latin American & Canadian leader to say in unison, "Mr. Trump, tear down this wall!" In doing his worst to destroy our country, Trump kept one campaign promise & made America great again. In the wake of the longest government shutdown in US history, a myriad of presidential hopefuls arose, including: Cory Booker, Pete Buttigieg, Julian Castro, John Delaney, Tulsi Gabbard, Kirsten Gillibrand, Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Andrew Yang, Stacey Abrams, Michael Bennet, Joe Biden, Michael Bloomberg, Jerry Brown, Sherrod Brown, Steve Bullock, Lincoln Chafee, Hillary Clinton, Roy Cooper, Bill de Blasio, Andrew Gillum, Luis Gutierrez, Maggie Hassan, John Hickenlooper, Eric Holder, Jay Inslee, Tim Kaine, Jason Kander, John Kerry, Amy Klobuchar, Mitch Landrieu, Terry McAuliffe, Jeff Merkley, Seth Moulton, Martin O'Malley, Beto O'Rourke, Gina Raimondo, Tim Ryan, Brian Schatz, Bernie Sanders, Adam Schiff, Eric Swalwell, Sally Yates, Jamie Dimon, Bill Gates, Bob Iger, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Mark Zuckerberg, Bob Corker, Tom Cotton, Ted Cruz, Nikki Haley, Larry Hogan, John Kasich, Susana Martinez, Mike Pence, Mitt Romney, Ben Sasse, Scott Walker, William Weld, Mark Cuban, Carly Fiorina, Howard Schultz, Richard Ojeda, Michael Avenatti, Bob Casey, Andrew Cuomo, Jeff Flake, Eric Garcetti, Chris Murphy, Deval Patrick, Tom Steyer, Joseph Lee Custis, Taylor Jacques A'latorre, Gerasimos Manolatod, Jesse James Smith, Carlos Antonio Alcantara, Nadia B Smalley, Elvis Master Butler, Maximo Alvarez Castaneda, Joseph Anthony Camp, Justin Daniel, Richard Cooper, Frank Walter Dworak, Dan Behrman, Cecilia Okugo, Andre Nantkes, Saul Williams, Rugar Mims, William Carl Egan, Raoul Estrada, Bella Robinson, James Meroney, Joe Kenneth Holt, Jonathan Marc, Jose Arnold Villagrana, George Wayne Dietrich, Aloysius R Marcinek, William C (Bill) Haas, Alexandria Tate, Jimmy Delgado, Kyrial Gregory Perkins, David John Thistle, Carroll Montague Price, Esther Caroline Aebi, James Ma, Emilio Rev Chavez, Aaron Fraser, Jeannette Swayzer, Carrie Bittay-d'intino, Ivan-jan Cruz Desuasido, Christopher Joseph De La Torre, Hunter Hipple, Kurtis King Wilson, Brent Jay Natzle, Benjamin Marc Elias, Seymour Cats, Alex Lloyd Gross, Blaine Russell Lechko, Phil Swift, Jasenl Lemar Edwards, Rose Kincade, Raul Ybarra Bonilla, Lisa Jane Marmorato, Steven Jay Young, Kevin Patrick Kane, Robert Ion Moldafsky, Martina Armstead, Daniel M Holloway, Kody Allen Kneip, Crystal Bergfield, Joshua James Reed, Harry Tyrone Mapp, Brandon W Acker, Raymond J Seney, Thomas Jon Shackett, Michael James Ott, Refino Pig, Christopher Brainard, Raymond Gonzalez, Taylor Cleveland, Jorran Lee Beebe, Kenneth Bruce Van Gross, Antonio Mcgee, Hubert Sean Francisco, Patrick Little, Eden Cohen, Christopher Stried, Jeff Stabins, Daniel Blain, Sanderson Beck, Luis Alberto Ramos, Josh Kusiak, Joshua Kusiak, Anthony M. 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2019.03.05 06:49 The0nlyPeach Loan Update - March 5th
Vlasic: The Russian Premier League finally resumed action following their 3 month winter break, which meant the return of Nikola to meaningful action. It would prove to be a slow start for him and CSKA as they fell 2-0 to Arsenal Tula. Vlasic was the most lively player for his side managing 3 shots and 91% pass accuracy.
Season Stats: 21 Apps, 7 goals, 4 assists (1,866 minutes played).
Onyekuru: Henry made a 14 minute cameo in Gala’s second leg cup tie vs Hatayspor and despite a 4-2 defeat they managed to progress to the semi-finals of the competition. League action saw Gala and Henry play out a disappointing 1-1 draw to second from bottom side Erzurum BB.
32 Apps, 9 goals, 2 assists (2,385 minutes played).
Dowell: Kieran retained his spot in the 11 for Sheff Utd after last week's heroics. He also had derby on the cards this week as Utd were away to Wednesday for the Steel City derby. It would prove an underwhelming one for Dowell as he was subbed off 62 minutes into the 0-0.
10 Apps, 1 goal 1 assist (522 minutes played)
Holgate: A rough outing for Mason and the rest of West Brom as they were ran through by Leeds in a 4-0 defeat.
11 Apps, 2 assists, 4 clean sheets (901 minutes played)
Joe Williams & Connolly: Callum started once again at left back and had his hand full after Bolton had a man sent off just before half time and another in the 73rd minute. It was only after the second red card that Swansea managed to open the scoring. All things considered it was an admirable performance from Connolly as the match finished 2-0. Williams was an unused sub. Other results made matter worse for Bolton putting them 7 points off of safety, that combined with all the off pitch problems makes for a very unenviable position for the Wanderers.
Williams: 20 Apps, 1 assist (1,808 minutes played).
Connolly: 25 Apps, 2 goals, 1 assist (1,468 minutes played).
Pennington: Same story different week for Matthew. A strong showing for him, a good team performance, and a valuable point undone by a late goal. They fell 2-1 to fellow relegation contenders Reading leaving them 12 points off safety.
30 Apps, 1 goal, 1 red card, 3 clean sheet (2,698 minutes played).
Niasse: A 76 minute outing, in a 2-0 loss to Wolves, for Oumar where he was again unable to provide a return for Cardiff. The Bluebirds are going to need him to find some form if they are to avoid the drop, currently 2 points behind 17th Southampton.
6 Apps (451 minutes played)
Besic: Mo got the start put was subbed off after 67 minutes in Boro’s 0-0 against Wigan.
28 Apps, 2 goals, 3 assists, 1 red card (1,788 minutes played)
Bolasie: Yannick couldn’t extend his scoring streak to 3 games but it wasn’t needed for Anderlecht who still defeated Lokeren 2-1.
26 Apps, 5 goals, 5 assist (1,330 minutes played).
Sandro: Got the start for Sociedad as they hosted Athletico and had a strong showing. He created 4 chances and got 5 shots off but none got past Oblak as Madrid won 2-0.
16 Apps (685 minutes played).
Martina: Cuco got the start in KNVB Cup semi-final as Feyenoord were knocked out 3-0 by Ajax. They would bounce back though defeating FC Emmen 4-0 with Cuco at center back in both.
23 Apps, 1 assist, 8 clean sheets (2,019 minutes played).
Garbutt: A return to the starting 11 for Luke only lasted for 59 minutes as Oxford defeated Scunthorpe 2-1.
28 Apps, 1 goal, 6 assists, 6 cleans sheets (1,777 minutes played).
Hilton: Another clean sheet for Joe in a 0-0 between Marine and Stafford Rangers.
8 Apps, 4 clean sheets (720 minutes played).
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2019.02.11 09:35 The0nlyPeach Loan Update - Feb. 11
Onyekuru: A busy week for Henry as he started and played out both of Gala’s fixtures this week. First in their 2-0 victory over Hatayspor in the first leg of the Turkish Cup quarterfinal. Then against Trabzonspor he earned a
penalty with a perfectly time run before being cleaned out by the keeper. It was converted by Diagne to open the scoring in what would be a 3-1 win for Gala.
26 Apps, 9 goals (1,932 minutes played). Baningime: Beni got his Wigan debut starting in the place of suspended CM Lee Evans. Beni helped the Latics gain a valuable point away to Rotherham with a performance that earned praise from manager
Paul Cook.
1 App (90 minutes played). Dowell: A bright performance from Kieran highlighted by providing the
assist for Billy Sharp’s 3rd goal vs Villa. He was subbed off after 74 mins as Sheffield suffered a complete collapse conceding 3 times in the final 10 mins and extra time as the match finished 3-3. Kieran has shined off the pitch as well as he has befriended a young Blades fan who has been suffering from a rare heart disease, a
lovely story to help brighten your day.
6 Apps, 1 assist (274 minutes played) Holgate: Mason continues to stand out with another strong outing for West Brom, earning a clean sheet and 3 points as the defeated Stoke 1-0. Here’s Mason with a superb
60+ yard run in extra time to help seal the result.
6 Apps, 1 assist, 3 clean sheets (751 minutes played) Connolly: Callum started once more this time in a more attacking midfield role for Bolton as he managed an
assist on what would be nothing more than a late consolation goal in a 2-1 defeat to Preston.
Connolly: 19 Apps, 1 goal, 1 assist (1,108 minutes played). Pennington: A rough outing for Matthew and Ipswich who were handily defeated 3-0 by rivals Norwich in the Old Farm Derby.
26 Apps, 1 goal, 1 red card, 3 clean sheet (2,338 minutes played). Niasse: Oumar got 83 mins in Cardiff’s massive and dramatic 2-1 win away at Southampton that lifted the Bluebirds out of the bottom 3.
4 App (304 minutes played) Besic: Mo came off the bench for a 26 minute appearance in Boro’s 1-1 draw with Leeds.
26 Apps, 2 goals, 2 assists, 1 red card (1,625 minutes played) Ashley Williams: Ash was an unused sub in Stoke’s 1-0 defeat to West Brom.
28 Apps, 1 red card, 7 clean sheets (2,393 minutes played). Mirallas: Unfortunately for Kev he was subbed on 69 minutes in and had to be subbed off just 12 minutes later with a right calf injury as Fiorentina drew Napoli 0-0.
18 Apps, 2 goals, 2 assists (813 minutes played). Bolasie: Yannick got his first Anderlecht start in a rare 90 minute outing where he only managed a yellow card in a 0-0 vs Zulte-Waregem.
23 Apps, 2 goals, 5 assist (1,060 minutes played). Sandro: A 15 min cameo in a 0-0 vs Valencia. It has been 445 days since Sandro last scored.
15 Apps (595 minutes played). Martina: A solid debut for Cuco at Feyenoord as he started as a CB in a 4-0 win vs De Graafschgap.
19 Apps, 1 assist, 7 clean sheets (1,659 minutes played). Anthony Evans: Evans made his debut with a 17 minute appearance of the bench for Blackpool in their 2-0 win over Walsall.
1 App (17 minutes played). Hilton: Joe Hilton kept a clean sheet for Marine as they defeated Mickleover Sports 3-0.
5 Apps, 2 clean sheets (450 minutes played). Tarashaj: Shani made has return to the pitch as he was subbed on after 70 mins in Grasshopper’s 3-1 defeat to FC Zurich.
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Onyekuru: A quiet weekend for Henry who started and went the distance for Gala as they drew 1-1 with Alanyaspor.
24 Apps, 9 goals (1,752 minutes played).
Baningime: Beni was unable to make his Wigan debut over the weekend as he was on the bench for their 2-1 win over QPR.
0 Apps (0 minutes played).
Dowell: Just a 4 minute appearance for Kieran as Sheff Utd defeated Bolton 2-0.
5 Apps, (200 minutes played)
Holgate: Mason started at right back for West Brom, he picked up a yellow as Brom would lose 3-2 to Boro.
5 Apps, 1 assist, 2 clean sheets (361 minutes played)
Robinson: Antonee has returned to training for Wigan and will hopefully see action again soon.
14 Apps, 0 goals, 4 clean sheets (1,260 minutes played).
Joe Williams & Connolly: Callum got the start for Bolton in midfield where he played the full match and picked up a yellow. Joe was an unused sub in Bolton’s 2-0 defeat to Sheff Utd.
Williams: 19 Apps, 1 assist (1,677 minutes played).
Connolly: 19 Apps, 1 goal (1,018 minutes played).
Pennington: Matthew keeps busy as he returned to center back for Ipswich winning 11 ariels but Ipswich tasted defeat again thanks to an 89th minute winner for Wednesday.
25 Apps, 1 goal, 1 red card, 3 clean sheet (2,248 minutes played).
Niasse: A good outing for Oumar who had the most shots (3) in Cardiff’s match v Bournemouth which ended 2-0 to the Bluebirds. A massive 3 points for them that leaves them only 2 off of safety.
3 App, (221 minutes played)
Besic: Mo started alongside John Obi Mikel in Boro’s midfield as a they took 3 points from West Brom late winning 3-2.
25 Apps, 2 goals, 2 assists, 1 red card (1,599 minutes played)
Ashley Williams: Another week another 90 for Ash as Stoke suffered a disappointing 2-0 lost to Hull.
28 Apps, 0 goals, 1 red card, 7 clean sheets (2,393 minutes played).
Mirallas: Kev got the start in the number 10 where he failed to provide much of an impact and was subbed off at halftime as Fiorentina drew 1-1 with Udinese.
17 Apps, 2 goals, 2 assists (801 minutes played).
Bolasie: Yannick got his Anderlecht debut in the form of a 17 minute cameo off the bench as they lost 2-1 to Standard Liege.
22 Apps, 2 goals, 5 assist (970 minutes played).
Sandro: An 8 minute substitute appearance in a 2-1 win over Bilbao.
14 Apps (582 minutes played).
Martina: Cuco will have to wait for his Feyenoord debut as he was an unused sub in a 2-1 defeat to Excelsior.
18 Apps, 1 assist, 6 clean sheets (1,599 minutes played).
Garbutt: Unused sub in 0-0 with Burton.
25 Apps, 6 assists, 5 cleans sheets (1,588 minutes played).
Lavery: Shayne made a mere 2 minute cameo as Falkirik beat Queen of the South 3-0.
3 Apps (28 minutes played).
Tarashaj: After a near 6 month lay-off Shani made his return to Grasshoppers, he remained on the bench as they lost 4-0 to Basel.
3 Apps (99 mins played).
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