This is the Lay-Round Podcast with your host, JJ Zacharyse.

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and this is episode 97 of the 8-round podcast.

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I was watching the Viking Saints game this past week and I heard Troy Acman say after

a bad deep ball thrown by Drew Breeze that Breeze has struggled with his deep ball in 2017.

Meanwhile on Throws that traveled 15 or more ariards this year, no player had a higher completion

percentage in all of football than Drew Breeze.

So I tweeted about it.

I said, I love that Acman's talking about Drew Breeze's lack of deep ball ability this

season when he had the highest completion percentage on deep throws in the NFL.

And then I got the best response imaginable.

He said, Acman equals three super bowls and two eyes.

You equals two eyes, a calculator and a couple of fantasy championships.

Winner is dot dot dot, the guy in the hall of fame.

Amazing.

What an amazing response.

This is precisely the issue I continue to have with sports and specifically football.

Because a player had success playing the game, they can do no wrong.

Or as another example, because a coach got to the position that he's in, analysts who

don't play the game like myself can't critique what the coach is doing.

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