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Daniel Jones looked like Carl Lewis, compared to Steve Bono...Bono’s run will forever be the most embarrassing ***** of the Cardinals in AZ.
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RON_IN_OC
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Haha...not really close at all.Slow Steve ran a slow naked bootleg, after the entire Cards defense but in the handoff fake...and it took
Him about 3 minutes to run up yards.
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gimpy
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That is an average speed. The article said the "fastest speed reached". What I would like to know is how they got that fastest speed determination. Radar? Lidar(?), or how? Apparently they have some way of reviewing the film to determine the speed? I don't know. I'm just curious how they get it
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And the offensive lineman running next to him urged him to go faster
Being so slow I still wondering how any Cardinals defenders couldn't get any closer
RON_IN_OC
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They were so embarrassed, they just gave up. We were all just bewildered in the stands that day. Just another SDS nightmare.
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speed, s = d/t which means speed equals distance divided by time.
gimpy
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Yes, that is an "exact average" speed. It is not a "peak" speed.
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Maybe (like sprinters) they calculate reaching max speed between x and y and measure, calculate those points.
gimpy
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I can't believe he ran faster than km or the Ravens qb, especially with a 40 time of 4.82? And in pads.
GatorAZ
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There’s a 20 min breakdown of that play on YouTube if you want to go down the rabbit hole.
It equates to 17mph... but, that's his average speed over 40 yards, starting from zero. Apparently with his longer legs it takes him longer to reach top speed than someone like Murray, who has a much faster 40, but slightly lower top speed.
But still... i never would've expected Jones to be capable of that kind of top speed!
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The NFL's Next Gen Stats are collected using RFID chips embedded in player equipment and the ball, and sensors all around the field.
As for how the "maximum speed" is calculated, as others have not so helpfully pointed out, speed = distance divided by time. So there's no such thing, really, as "instantaneous speed", but no doubt they use the distance over smallest time increment possible with their measuring equipment, probably averaged over a few readings to correct for lack of precision in any given measurement. I'd guess a player would need to sustain the "top speed" for less than a second, maybe less than half a second.
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gimpy
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Ah, thx Dave. I knew there had to be some way they determine that speed. I was really curious as to how. So, they use a chip in the ball (I actually missed that most important tidbit when first reading your post-thinking helmet somehow smh
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Thx, again
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NFC East poised to finish as the worst division ever
Currently the four teams in the NFC East are a combined 6-19-1, a .250 winning percentage. After Dallas and Washington play each other on Sunday, that record will “improve” to 7-20-1 (or 6-19-3, if Dallas-Washington ends in a tie). That’s a winning percentage of .268.
Currently the four teams in the NFC East are a combined 6-19-1, a .250 winning percentage. After Dallas and Washington play each other on Sunday, that record will “improve” to 7-20-1 (or 6-19-3, if Dallas-Washington ends in a tie). That’s a winning percentage of .268.
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Jackson should just give it up. For every minute he plays he spends about 10 on IR.
Apparently they have chips in the shoulder pads as well. And "Ultra-wideband receivers track the players and ball movement down to the inch."Ah, thx Dave. I knew there had to be some way they determine that speed. I was really curious as to how. So, they use a chip in the ball (I actually missed that most important tidbit when first reading your post-thinking helmet somehow smh
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