The Easton Stick Mega Thread

[Christopher Moen]

So...…….ok...……..I'm just saying that their "top end speed" (based on their 40 time) is more than 17 since they start at ZERO mph and finished the distance at an average of 17.

In regards to OL, I don't know what their top end speed is. The 40 yard dash isn't that much of a distance and when watching the combine (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6-VZoVv7JU), I can only guarantee the few that come within the average 17 MPH are going to hit a higher top end speed based. When you look at the 40 yard dash number for most of the OL, their numbers aren't good enough for them to help Underoos' statement that the majority of OL can hit 17 MPH as a top speed. From the numbers I found for 2015 combine, the average 40 yard dash time for OL was 5.2955, which comes out to be 15.45 MPH. So that's the average time for the best OL prospects in the nation. Add in the numbers for the average to bad OL that don't participate at the combine, my guess the chances get worse.

[thebigund]

You claimed a majority of OL can reach that speed because, to you, 17 MPH is SLOW. 40 yard dashes and NextGen Stats are all I have to go on, and none of them support your claim that show many have done so.

In regards to running "17mph instantly when running a 40," where did I claim that? I just showed that 17 MPH is not considered slow and used the most common measure of speed in football to correlate the speed of players we find fast. Heck, most common treadmills you find at a gym don't go that fast.

Again, your brain is slow.

You went from top speed to avg speed over 40 yards. It’s not complex. A top speed of 17 is absolutely glacial.

[Christopher Moen]

You went from top speed to avg speed over 40 yards. It’s not complex. A top speed of 17 is absolutely glacial.

No, it's not. Your brain, though, is glacial.

From a NYT article (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/04/s...fournette.html):

Here’s a look at every team’s average top speed at receiver:

Team	Avg. Top Speed
Los Angeles Rams*	13.32 m.p.h.
Jacksonville Jaguars*	13.09
Cleveland Browns	13.08
Buffalo Bills*	12.97
Los Angeles Chargers	12.93
Chicago Bears	12.9
New England Patriots*	12.84
Seattle Seahawks	12.83
Indianapolis Colts	12.83
Kansas City Chiefs*	12.71
Washington Redskins	12.66
Dallas Cowboys	12.64
San Francisco 49ers	12.58
Tennessee Titans*	12.58
Pittsburgh Steelers*	12.56
Miami Dolphins	12.52
Baltimore Ravens	12.51
Minnesota Vikings*	12.5
Philadelphia Eagles*	12.5
Atlanta Falcons*	12.49
Arizona Cardinals	12.48
Cincinnati Bengals	12.47
New Orleans Saints*	12.46
Carolina Panthers*	12.4
Detroit Lions	12.38
Houston Texans	12.33
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	12.29
New York Jets	12.25
Denver Broncos	12.24
New York Giants	12.2
Oakland Raiders	11.96
Green Bay Packers	11.74

*Made playoffs

[Vet70]

[Christopher Moen]

How long does it take for a glacier brain to thaw?

[thebigund]

No, it's not. Your brain, though, is glacial.

From a NYT article (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/04/s...fournette.html):

Cool, you post more numbers and have no idea what they indicate.

[Christopher Moen]

Cool, you post more numbers and have no idea what they indicate.

I know what they mean, you're just struggling to figure your way out of an argument you can't win - again. I predict the sophomoric insults to begin soon to change the subject.

[Vet70]

I know what they mean, you're just struggling to figure your way out of an argument you can't win - again. I predict the sophomoric insults to begin soon to change the subject.

Soon? They have already started.

[thebigund]

I know what they mean, you're just struggling to figure your way out of an argument you can't win - again. I predict the sophomoric insults to begin soon to change the subject.

Question for you. Have you ever been paid to perform statistical analysis?

[Christopher Moen]

Question for you. Have you ever been paid to perform statistical analysis?

Yes, but what I've been paid to do is irrelevant, and that type of argument usually means the one saying it is looking for an easy way out. I've proven to you that 17 MPH, top speed or average, since Manning did both, is fast for a human being. You haven't brought anything, let alone statistics, to prove your opinion that 17 MPH for a human being is SLOW. The last article I posted, showed statistics (by other people who get paid to it) that 17 MPH is actually pretty good for an NFL player.

Perhaps you can bring in bell curve that shows where 17 MPH is SLOW. If one were to exists, my guess it would be in the top 90%.

Also, what kind of speed your favorite man-crush, Ratatouille, have? Going off this website (http://www.draftscout.com/ratings/ds...2016&genpos=FB), he had speeds of 12.864 MPH in the 10 yard dash, 15. 265 MPH in the 20 yard dash and 18.18 MPH in the 40 yard dash. Didn't you use to brag about his speed along with his weight-lifting ability?