NFL Trades Driven By Data, Unpredictable Season
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People Mentioned
- Jay Croucher - Discussed in the previous podcast episode regarding early Seattle predictions and future markets.
- Sean Zerillo - Mentioned for his baseball insights, specifically regarding the Seattle Mariners and their GM's strategy at the trade deadline.
- Eric Eager (Carolina Panthers, formerly Pro Football Focus and Sumer Sports) - Tej Seth's former boss and mentor, who moved from Pro Football Focus to Sumer Sports and then to the Carolina Panthers.
- Mike Leach - Referenced as a coach known for his high-volume passing offenses, which Tej Seth believes NFL teams should emulate.
- Andy Reid - Mentioned as an ideal head coach for a pass-heavy team, particularly due to his understanding of pass rate.
- Sean McVay - Mentioned as an ideal head coach for his amazing passing concepts.
- Jimmy Johnson - Referenced in the context of Jerry Jones's ego leading to his firing.
- Jerry Jones (Dallas Cowboys owner) - Discussed regarding owner involvement in team decisions and his desire for football control.
- Clint Kubiak (Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator) - Mentioned in the context of how the Shaheed trade might impact his offensive strategy.
- Dan Quinn - Discussed in the context of coaching malpractice for keeping Jalen Daniels in a game when the team was significantly behind.
Organizations & Institutions
- Novig - The sponsor of the podcast, described as a sports prediction market.
- Pro Football Focus (PFF) - Tej Seth's former employer during college.
- Sumer Sports - Eric Eager's company, where Tej Seth worked after graduating.
- Michigan Football Analytics Society - A club at the University of Michigan where Tej Seth learned about advanced football metrics.
Websites & Online Resources
- Polymarket - A prediction market mentioned for its odds on political elections, specifically the mayoral race.