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Today we are having a bonus episode because we got Kent Lee Plattie,

better known on Twitter as at MathBomb,

the inventor and creator of the relative athletic score, or so lovingly known by Packers fans as RAS.

Kent, how are you, man?

Great, man.

Glad you had me on.

So I got to ask you, is this the first time, of course, referring to Brian Gutakunst, you know, referring to RAS by name. And this time,

admitting that he knows what it is, saying that they don't use it. They have analytics that

spit out an athleticism score that I'm sure is relatively similar. I would guess that, you know,

the end result, I can't imagine, goes too far away from RAS.

But is this the first time?

I think Packers fans are hypersensitive because Green Bay has been so athleticism-minded.

Like you and I have had those conversations about how Green Bay's classes are consistently

at the higher end of RAS.

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