CalmlyChaotic
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folks On Here are not going to want to hear this but the data is suggesting that the outlook is shifting towards significant economic strengthening despite uncertainty/tariff cost burdens, I think there's a real risk the Fed doesn't cut at all this year (for mostly "good" i.e. positive reasons)
July 17, 2025 at 12:33 PM
folks On Here are not going to want to hear this but the data is suggesting that the outlook is shifting towards significant economic strengthening despite uncertainty/tariff cost burdens, I think there's a real risk the Fed doesn't cut at all this year (for mostly "good" i.e. positive reasons)
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Since we are here: yes. Literally every player on every D1 team (let alone NFL) gets a grade on every snap in every game they play in. To the point where the success or failure of any given play is scientifically assigned and depth charts are updated accordingly.
This is absurdly untrue. Football teams spend a outsized amount of time determining who was to blame for poor performace and *replacing* those people.
July 12, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Since we are here: yes. Literally every player on every D1 team (let alone NFL) gets a grade on every snap in every game they play in. To the point where the success or failure of any given play is scientifically assigned and depth charts are updated accordingly.