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Originally Posted by Kaepernick
You think the "eyes" of flaming ignorant fans make them more qualified than a former NFL QB who studies coaches tape 10 hours a day?
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This is absolutely ****ing hilarious. Seriously, hilarious.
Ron Jaworski doesn't watch game film "10 hours a day". That's ludicrous. Once commercials and huddles have been edited out, the typical game lasts about 12 minutes or less. If one is to just study the offense and quarterback, that number is reduced to about 6 minutes per game.
Get that? 6 minutes per game.
That means that it's easy to watch ten games per hour, which means that in about 90 minutes, a talent evaluator can watch an entire season, the playoffs and the Super Bowl for a singular team.
Okay, but let's say that said talent evaluator takes multiple notes and needs time for his thoughts. So, let's give him eight games per hour, which means that he can easily breeze through a 16 game season offensively in
two hours.
Got that?
Two hours.
Now, 32 teams, two hours equals 64 hours. That's less than two weeks to review an entire season offensively, with time to spare. Last I checked, the season ended the first week of February, so Mr. Jaworski has had approximately six months for two weeks of work.
10 hours a day? Ah, no.
Furthermore, ABC/ESPN/Disney exists for entertainment purposes only. Have you ever sat in a production meeting before? Do you actually think that Jaws has the final say on what is presented and where, and what isn't? Don't you think that his producers, executive producers and network have just a
little input?
The bottom line is that while exercises like these are "fun" for the fans, they mean nothing. And I can absolutely guarantee you, Ron Jaworski isn't sitting in front of an LED screen "10 hours a day".
Good grief.