Weekly Roundups

Football: A Wired article on how Football Coaches Are Turning to AI for Help Calling Plays. FiveThirtyEight writes that Tom Brady Couldn’t Take

Football: FiveThirtyEight says This Might Be The NFL’s Best Defensive Final Four Ever and The Haters Are Losing The War On Kickers. Wired writes

Football: The Harvard Sports Analysis Collective’s NFL Stat-Around: Who Will Win the Super Bowl?. FiveThirtyEight says After Wild-Card Weekend, There Is No Super Bowl

Football: The Harvard Sports Analysis Collective revisits its NFL Coach Hot Seat Model. FiveThirtyEight says Chip Kelly’s Problem Wasn’t The Hurry-Up — It Was

Football: Cris Collinsworth liked using Pro Football Focus, so he bought it. FiveThirtyEight says Bill Belichick’s Call Wasn’t Entirely Stupid while The Harvard Sports

Football: FiveThirtyEight says The Panthers Have A Good Shot At 16-0, Even If They Rest Their Starters. Football Outsiders on Ben Roethlisberger’s Risk

Football: FiveThirtyEight says The Jaguars Scored 51 Points; Blake Bortles Had Practically Nothing To Do With It. FiveThirtyEight says Losing Andy Dalton Crushes

Football: FiveThirtyEight says Chip Kelly Should Probably Fire Himself. FiveThirtyEight points out The NFC East Could Produce A 6-10 Playoff Team. College

Football: FiveThirtyEight offers a A Crash Course In NFL Rushing Stats podcast. FiveThirtyEight reports The Panthers Are The Worst Team To Ever Start

Football: A study asks Are there too few trades during the NFL draft? ProFootballTalk piece featuring the Bucs’ Dirk Koetter