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Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 5 Stats
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Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 4 Stats
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Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 2 Stats
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Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 1 Stats
Welcome back. We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. Jadarian Price ran effectively in his NFL debut, carrying the ball 10 times for 52 yards with 7 Rush Yards Over Expectation.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Stats From the Divisional Round
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Note: From this point on, we will only focus on teams that are still alive for the Super Bowl. Let’s get right to it: 1. Pat Bryant got concussed early and Troy Franklin hurt his hamstring.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 18 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Note: From this point on, we will only focus on teams that are still alive for the Super Bowl. Let’s get right to it: 1.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 14 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. Amon-Ra St. Brown didn’t practice all week and needed a pregame workout to confirm he’d be able to play.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 13 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. Josh Jacobs returned on Thanksgiving and handled 17 of 21 running back carries for Green Bay, while Emanuel Wilson got the other four.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 11 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. Rhamondre Stevenson was out, and Terrell Jennings was active after three limited practices but didn’t play an offensive snap, so he clearly wasn’t healthy either.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 10 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. With Jakobi Meyers in Jacksonville, the Raiders turned to Dont’e Thornton as their second outside wideout and Tyler Lockett in the slot (18 of 28 routes from the slot).
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 9 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. De’Von Achane played 91% of snaps in Week 9, his second-highest mark of the season, after Ollie Gordon II left early with an ankle injury.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 8 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. Oronde Gadsden II played 77% of snaps, ran 31 routes on 34 dropbacks (leading the Chargers in routes), and posted 5/77/1 on five targets.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 7 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. Pregame reports indicated the Steelers wanted to get Roman Wilson more work.
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Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 6 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. With Malik Nabers and Darius Slayton out, the Giants turned to Lil’Jordan Humphrey as their WR2 instead of Jalin Hyatt or Beaux Collins. Humphrey ran 31 routes vs.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 5 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. Blake Corum dropped a pitch early and was severely punished for it, playing just six snaps compared to Kyren Williams‘ 62 (season-low 9% snaps for Corum).
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 4 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. Zach Charbonnet returned in Week 4 after missing one game. Kenneth Walker III out-snapped Charbonnet 33-31 and out-carried him 19-12. Both had two targets.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 2 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Let’s get right to it: 1. One week removed from a 19-carry, 107-yard outing, Breece Hall was the clear RB1 for the Jets.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 1 Stats
We’re going to get a lot of stuff wrong, but sifting through usage metrics can help us work through what matters and what doesn’t. That’s the goal of this article: to break down the most actionable takeaways from each week in a concise, numbers-filled format and work through what’s important. Note that the Week 1 version of this article is always extra long just to talk about all of the new information we learned — I will try to cut this down in future weeks. Let’s get right to it: 1.
Express tied for first at National U-17 championships
(Photo: Facebook) The host Napanee Express carry a 4-0 record into Day 3 of the Under 17 Mens Canadian Fast Pitch Championships. On Thursday Napanee defeated Newfoundland 12-1 before winning a close one, 4-3 over Saskatchewan. The Express are tied with the Nova Scotia Brookfield Elks for first place in the National Championship with a showdown between them tonight (Friday) at 6:30. First Napanee will play the 3-1 Wilmot Ontario Thunder this morning at 11:30.
Crawford claims bronze at Nationals
18 year old Belleville native Todd Crawford has won a bronze medal at the Bell Canadian National Under 20 Track and Field Championships in Ottawa. Crawford, an Eastside Secondary School graduate and member of the Quinte Legion Lynx Track Club finished third in the discus. That was followed by a fourth in shot put and a fifth in the javelin. Crawford will attend Mount St. Mary’s in Emmitsburg Maryland this year. . Josh Thomas placed 4th with a leap of 1.96m in U20 men’s high jump.
A Definitive Ranking Of Every Eeveelution
My name is Katy, and I am not exactly a diehard gamer like Video Game Town’s other contributors. However, I am a lifelong fan of Pokémon as a franchise who grew up watching the show and movies and collecting the figures and cards. My fiancé, Jared Russo, has gotten me — very belatedly — hooked on the games for the Switch.
Napanee to host national U-17 softball championships
Once again, Napanee will be the host of a major national softball championship. Eleven teams from across the country will compete for the Under 17 Mens Canadian Fast Pitch Championship. The Napanee Express will kick off the tournament on August 6th at 1pm against Newfoundland followed by a game against Quebec that night. The Express are considered a favourite to win a medal. The tournament runs from August 6th to the 10th.
Chisholm “sails” to world gold
(Photo: Facebook) A Belleville sailor has claimed a gold medal in wind sailing at the World Championships in Weymouth United Kingdom. Nicholson Catholic College graduate Andrew Chisholm has been sailing around the world for the last four years and competing on the international stage. Chisholm is also one of 100 high school graduates across Canada to receive a $170,000 Schulich leader scholarship. Andrew will be studying engineering at Queen’s University in the fall.
Sage scores gold at provincial track and field
(Charlee Sage (centre) displays gold medal at Ontario Championships) Charlee Sage, a member of the Quinte Legion Lynx Track and Field Club earned gold and bronze at the U-18 Athletics Ontario Championships in Brampton. Sage, who is the OFSAA Novice champion has now won all three provincial titles this summer in pole Vault. Her bronze medal came in the pentathlon. Sage has been named to Ontario’s U-16 team and will finish off her season at the Canadian Legion Championships in Calgary next month.
Local players invited to try-out for Team Canada
Three players with local connections have been invited by Hockey Canada to participate in Canada’s National Men’s Summer Under – 18 Team Selection Camp. At stake is spot on Team Canada’s roster for the upcoming Hlinka-Gretzky Cup next month in Czechia. Quinte Red Devils graduate Jean-Christoph Lemieux, a second round draft pick of the Windsor Spitfires along with fellow forwards Jacob Xu and Maddox Dagenais who both played for the Trenton Golden Hawks.
Buses bounced at Brighton Speedway
(Photo by Rod Henderson, CanadianRacer.com) Did you ever wonder what school buses are used for in the summer months. Thankfully it’s not this! 20 (former) school buses banged it out on the dirt oval at Brighton Speedway Saturday night for the 15 lap main event. Shawn Sosa took the lead after Bryan McColl crashed his bus headfirst into turn 2. McColl was not injured however following a re-start Sosa sailed to the winner’s circle.
Matt Cooke takes over Vernon Vipers
Stirling native Matt Cooke is the new coach and general manager of the Vernon Vipers of the B.C.H.L. Cooke returns to British Columbia where he spent the first nine seasons of his NHL career with the Canucks. He went on to play 1046 NHL games withVancouver, Pittsburgh, Washington and Minnesota winning the Stanley Cup in 2009 while with the Penguins. He retired following the 2014-15 season.
Bayhawks rally to win provincial title
The Quinte Bayhawks have won the Ontario Lacrosse Association Zone 5 Under 9 “C” Division championship. Quinte rallied from a 4 goal deficit to beat the home town Nepean Knights 9-8 in overtime. Easton Grubb scored the championship winner.
Kerr wins Lawn Bowling title
Kerr wins Lawn Bowling title 15 year old Belleville native Isaac Kerr has won the Ontario U18 Mens Lawn Bowling Championships held in Cobourg. Kerr won 5 of his six matches to regain the Ontario Lawn Bowls Association award he had previously won in 2023. Kerr advances to the Bowls Canada Nationals next month.
Wranglers earn bronze at Provincials
The Quinte women’s Wranglers brought home a bronze medal from the Ontario Ball Hockey provincial championships held in Mississauga over the weekend. They rallied to beat Withrowe Park 6-3 in the bronze medal game. The Wranglers have earned a place at the 2026 National Championship. The players are members of the Stirling and Deseronto Women’s ball hockey league.
“Stocks” and “Stunts” highlight Brighton Speedway
(Photo: Rod Henderson Canadian Racer.com) With the added spectacle of an MX stunt show the stands were full at Brighton Speedway Saturday night. In the 30 lap Late Model showdown Charlie Sandercock took the lead on Lap 17 to take the checkered flag. Ron Wadforth charged in front with two laps to go for his third win in the 25 lap Canadian Modifieds. Tyler French muscled his way from the ninth starting spot to the winner’s circle for his third victory in the Thunder Stocks race.
A big week for Bell
You’re never too young to make your mark in sports. For instance 10 year old Vanessa Bell of Belleville has won the Under 12 Notah Begay Ontario Golf Championship held at Greensmere Golf and Country Club in Carp outside of Ottawa. Bell qualifies for the Notah Begay National Championship in Montreal in August. On Thursday Vanessa had a hole-in-one at Quinte Hills Golf Course. She aced the 107 yard 15th hole with a 7 iron.
Skyhawks minor football season wraps up
(Pat Carty “A” champion Quinte Ortho Chargers) Submitted story Championship Saturday at Loyalist College capped off a fantastic season for Quinte Skyhawks Minor Football, with two thrilling games that showcased the talent, teamwork, and competitive spirit of young athletes from across the region. The day kicked off with the Mike Schad “B” Championship between the Peter Smith GM Defenders and the Napanee Jr Hawks.
Dewar and Crawford named top high school athletes
(McDonals Female Athlete of the Year Alexandra Dewar. Photo submitted) Bayside Secondary School’s Alexandra Dewar and Aidan Crawford of Eastside Secondary have been named Belleville’s McDonald’s High School Athletes of the Year. The program which is conducted by the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame recognizes the Senior Female and Male Athletes of the Year from eight local high schools. Aexandra Dewar played multiple sports throughout her high school career with a prime focus on rugby.
Brennan added to Canadian swim team
(Francis Brennan displays medals won at Canadian Time Trial Swimming championships. Photo: Submitted) Last summer it was Australia. This summer it will be Romania for 17 year old Francis Brennan. The former Bayside Secondary School student and member of the Belleville Beast Swim Team has been selected to the Canadian team that will compete at the World Aquatics Junior Championships in Otopeni Romania.
Smith wins Endless Summer with 421 yard drive
(Endless Summer Long Drive champions Jack Smith and Kelly Rudney. Submitted photo) The 2025 edition of Endless Summer, the world’s biggest long drive event held at Trillium Wood in Belleville last week was the the biggest by far. Nearly 1500 fans from Canada and the U.S. took in the two day event which has become a major stop on the long drive calendar.
Quinte FC takes Early Bird tournament in BQMSL
The Bay of Quinte Men’s Soccer League held its “Early Bird” tournament this weekend and the outcome had the winner smiling. Quinte ‘You Make Me Smile’ FC came back from a 2 goal first half deficit to tie the game and then beat the Trenton Sockers in an exciting penalty shoot out.to win the BQMSL Early Bird Tourney at Zwicks park afternoon Aysar Younes scored the winning penalty kick for Quinte FC and Quinte FC keeper Steve Jones made 2 PK saves.
Panetta takes the reigns of the Wellington Dukes
The Wellington Dukes are turning to their past to lead them in their future. Jacob Panetta has been named coach and general manager of the Ontario Junior Hockey League Club succeeding Kent Lewis who is returning to British Columbia. Panetta is a Quinte Red Devils graduate. He played for the Dukes from 2013 to 2016 before spending four years with Colgate University. He then played professionally in the ECHL and Europe.
“Tumbling” to a national championship
(left to right – National Power Tumbling champions Jared Matthews and Michael McFarlane. Photo: Quinte Bay Gymnastics Club) The Quinte Bay Gymnastics Club can boast not one but two Canadian Champions. Jared Matthews and Michael McFarland finished in first place in power tumbling in their respective divisions in the Canadian National Championships in Calgary. Matthews is now a two time Senior Men’s champion. McFarland was in the Junior Men’s class.
Big Boppers back in Belleville
(2024 Long Drive winners Scottie Pearman and Monica Lieving. Photo by David LeClair) One of the biggest sporting events in Belleville returns this weekend. The Endless Summer event including the World Long Drive championship begins on Friday at Trillium Wood Golf Club. night’s Military Night starts at 7:00 PM and pays tribute to those who serve with a full evening of entertainment and adrenaline.
Youngsters from “NINE Golf” meet the pros at the Canadian Open
(Violet Mathers gets set to putt on the 14th hole at the site of the RBC Canadian Open. Submitted photo) Last week’s Canadian Open at TPC Toronto’s Osprey Valley didn’t just attract some of the best golfers in the world. It also attracted some of the youngest. Five junior golfers from NINE Golf Academy in Belleville took part in the “Walk with a Pro program” last Wednesday. Each went on the tee at the famous “Rink Hole” # 14 and walked the hole individually with their own Tour player.
5 medals for Legion Lynx at OFSAA
(Aiden Crawford wraps up his high school career at OFSAA Track and Field. Submitted photo) Four members of the Quinte Legion Lynx from 3 Bay of Quite high schools captured five medals at the Ontario High School Track and Field championships at York University in Toronto. At his final appearance at OFSAA grade 12 Eastside Secondary student Aidan Crawford captured a silver medal in javelin with a personal est throw of 59.66 metres. Crawford also won a bronze in shot put.
Who ‘Won’ Every E3: Part One (1995-2004)
Let me be perfectly clear: No one entity, person, or game can truly “win” E3. You cannot win a convention that isn’t a real competition or match or contest. The silly idea that every year us gamers chronicle, in magazines or on the internet, a “winner” to a trade show is preposterous.
Royals crowned champs in Caledon
The Under 18 Taskforce Engineering Quinte Royals dominated the Caldedon Canadians Baseball Tournament going 5-0 including a win over Whitby in the final. The Royals scored 64 runs in the five games including 3 home runs by Jacob Briscoe. Nick Martin delivered a clutch three-run go-ahead homer in the semifinals vs Aurora to secure Quinte’s spot in the final.
No celebration at the “Dunc”
The Frank Buckland Cup was at the Dunc McDonald Community Gardens Monday night but it never left its trophy case. The Milton Menace rallied with 3 straight goals to beat the Trenton Golden Hawks 4-2 to force a Game 6 in the OJHL championship series. Taeo Artichuk (10th) and Trevor McDowell (3rd ) staked Trenton to a 2-1 lead early in the second period. Both of Milton’s wins in the series have come in Trentn. The G-Hawks still hold a 3-2 lead heading back to Milton for Game 6 Wednesday night.
Crawford claims gold in Pennsylvania
(Submitted photo) Aidan Crawford of the Quinte Legion Lynx Track Club has captured Gold at the Central Connecticut State University Blue Devil Invitational meet in New Britain, Connecticut. Crawford threw a personal best of 54.28m to take the title and break his own club record in the process. The 17 year old Crawford won by more than 4 meters against seasoned NCAA athletes from the Northeastern USA.
Menace pull off a “skunk at the Dunc”
There were a lot of sad looking faces leaving the Dunc McDonald Community Gardens Wednesday night. The better part of 1262 in attendance were somewhat shocked as the Trenton Golden Hawks were shutout 4-0 by the Milton Menace in Game 3 of the OJHL championship series. Milton broke open a tight game with 3 goals in the third period. Carter Bickle made it stand up with 28 saves for his third shutout of the playoffs. The Golden Hawks still lead the series two games to one.
G-Hawks take control of OJHL final
(Jaxon Pierce scores winner in Game 2. Photo: OJHL Images) The Trenton Golden Hawks are half way to Calgary and the Centennial Cup. Jaxon Pierce gave the The G-Hawks their only lead of the game at 8:57 of the third period as Trenton downs Milton 3-2 to take a 2-0 lead in the Buckland Cup series. Pierce was playing in his first game of the post season. Kyloe Ellis (1st) and Cooper Matthews (11th) also scored and Ryan Sanborn stopped 31 shots.
Ravens claim Bronze at Ontario championship
(Submitted story and photo) The Belleville Ravens Under 14 Volleyball team won a bronze medal at the Ontario Championship in Waterloo! Resilience was on full display as this 14U squad battled through adversity to medal at the Ontario Volleyball Championship -13th! In the biggest moments they displayed composure and drive. When the pressure was high they did not back down- they are true competitors with grit and drive. 184 teams across 6 division competed.
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