Bryan Knowles

Mike Washington with the unofficial 4.33! At 223 pounds!

That's a speed score of 126.9, which would be the second-best in NFL Combine history.

Ooh, a 4.51 for Adam Randall. He's a big boy; that's a heck of a time. Speed Score 111.2.

A 4.37 for Jeremiyah Love in his first 40.

That's a speed score of 116.3, one of the 40 best since they went to electronic timing. And he may have more in the tank.

A 4.6 for Emmett Johnson on his first 40 -- that's a speed score of 90.2, which is very bad. Uh-oh.

Getting ready for the Running Backs 40 time tomorrow, so here's the annual Speed Score graph:

X% of players with a Speed Score of Y go on to average Z yards per season.

Be big, be fast, or be Arian Foster (or, in a pinch, Devin Singletary)

Getting ready for the Running Backs 40 time tomorrow, so here's the annual Speed Score graph:

X% of players with a Speed Score of Y go on to average Z yards per season.

Be big, be fast, or be Arian Foster (or, in a pinch, Devin Singletary)

NFLPA 2026 report cards: See the results for all 32 teams See the results of the NFL Players Association's 2026 report cards for all 32 teams.

o no all the nflpa report cards got leaked so sad who could have seen this coming

www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/...

This year's edge class:

I get why the Titans would trade for Jermaine Johnson -- he was good under Robert Saleh, you're reuniting them, cool beans. But I think the Jets came out better in this deal. I really like T'Vondre Sweat; he's a stud. AND he still has two years under his rookie deal, compared to Johnson's one.

If your name is John SPYTEK, you have to phrase this differently.

It's certainly possible that it's still random chance and/or the Jags being really bad at identifying receivers. It's just odd that all the parts apart from Lawrence keep changing and the problem remains the same...

Your answers for the day!

These are each franchise's single-season leader in receiving yards.

Congrats if you pulled David Boston or Charlie Hennigan out of the ether.

No, a tight end makes the list. But we're missing a couple names if it was just the top single-season yard totals -- Isaac Bruce isn't here, for instance.

You're 95% of the way there.

Your NFL trivia of the day.

How many of these players can you name, and what is this list?

Coming later this offseason:

Do you believe in miracles?!

Well, no, this was actually a fairly even matchup, and statistically...

*is pulled off stage by a giant vaudville cane*

Not done with the Olympics just yet! Overtime...

Canada had been attacking for about 15 minutes there, so I suppose we shouldn't be stunned they found the back of the net.

AV as a Patriot.

Your answer for the day: Top Patriots*, in other uniforms

(*by PFR's Approximate Value)

Brought to you by too many Olympics commercials for "The Traitors".

Got it in one!

Not always their 2nd team, but yeah. These are the Ex-Pats, brought to you by too many commercials for NBC's "The Traitors" during Olympic coverage.

NFL trivia question of the day:

How many of these 25 players can you name, and what ~is~ this list?

A bit of a tough one for Friday...

Ah, this was the USA Today erroneously reporting that Canada had beaten the US in women's hockey. They took it down about half an hour later.

Alysa Liu: "THAT'S WHAT I'M FUCKING TALKING ABOUT" 🗣️

Big, if true.

<_<

Your answers for today!

These are the only 17 players who participated in at least 10 Pro Bowls - not just named to the team 10 times, but actually made their way out and played in the game.

This is a list that will never be added to, unless the Pro Bowl suddenly become a ~lot~ more interesting.

Very nicely done!

Specifically, players who actually participated in 10 pro bowls, rather than missing out with a Super Bowl or a hangnail or a massive case of ennui or something.

NFL trivia question of the day:

How many of these 17 players can you name, and what ~is~ this list?

Naming the players easier today than naming the WHY, I would imagine.