Many of you know that my brother, Jamie Stuart, is a sportscaster for News 12. Well, he has his own podcast, and I was invited on to speak about football and analytics. I wasn’t given any of the questions in advance (so much for nepotism helping out), but wound up speaking about Eli Manning, Adam Gase, and analytics. My favorite part is at the end, where I put together an idea I never quite verbalized before: one of the goals of analytics is to help quantify what we see on TV, not tell us that the eye test is wrong. I suspect that in 30 years, the gap between what “the numbers say” and what the eye test says will shrink.

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You can hear me on the Bill Barnwell podcast today discussing the Jets, Le’Veon Bell, and the running back posts I’ve done this week.

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My segment begins at 30:39

You can hear me on the Bill Barnwell podcast today discussing this article on why possession in the NFL matters more now than ever before, but first, you have to hear me talk about the 2018 Jets.

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My segment begins at 29:25.

On Thursday, I went on Baskin & Phelps on 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland to discuss the Browns 2018 draft strategy, and whether it still makes sense for a team like the Browns to trade down.

You can listen to the full segment here.

Are you sick of reading my words? Well today you can listen to them (or not; not only is this site free, but participation is voluntary).

I joined Joe Caporoso on the Jets podcast Turn On the Jets to discuss the team’s blockbuster trade up from the #6 to #3 pick. You can listen on iTunes here or on Google Play or Spotify .  In addition, Matt Miller of Bleacher Report also appeared discussing the trade, spinning the rosier version.

I was also a guest on Mike Schopp and the Bulldog (WGR 550 in Buffalo) discussing whether the Bills should pull off a similar move. You can listen here or on iTunes here.

Today at ESPN, you can hear me talk about football for 42 minutes before talking about the Jets. If you are an iTunes listener, you can listen here.

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Yesterday, I appeared on the Wharton Moneyball Podcast on Sirius XM. It is available on SoundCloud here:

https://m.soundcloud.com/user-780849378/8162017-wharton-moneyball

And Apple Podcasts here: 

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/8-16-2017-wharton-moneyball/id1159695411?i=1000391122720&mt=2

We talked football analytics generally, along with a pair of articles I published this week. Give it a listen – my segment starts at the 32:10 mark.

I appeared on Chris Harris’s podcast yesterday, talking yards per carry and game scripts. You can listen to it here, beginning at the 41:36 mark.

Before the 2017 NFL Draft, I recorded a podcast with Ed Feng of The Power Rank. We talked about the background behind the creation of my draft value chart, some explanations for why the traditional chart still is used, and some general Football Perspective writing.

You can listen to it here.

Today at ESPN, you can hear me talk about football for 42 minutes before talking about the Jets.

I appeared on Chris Harris’s podcast today, talking yards per carry and game scripts. You can listen to it here.

I appeared on The Bill Barnwell Show today to talk about the Jets defense, Joe Flacco, and Sam Bradford. Believe it or not, I wasn’t saying a lot of positive things on today’s show.

You can listen to it here.

As you probably know, Bill Barnwell has a new podcast over at ESPN known as The Bill Barnwell Show.  I went on the show to discuss round 1 of the NFL draft; you can listen here.

Yes, I somehow keep getting invited back to talk football on the Advanced Football Analytics (formerly Advanced NFL Stats) podcast.  In this episode, we talk college football playoffs, preview week 15 match-ups, and discuss some of my recent articles.

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Longtime readers know that Jason and I started together at the Pro-Football-Reference blog. Over there, Doug, Jason, and I would compete in trivia podcasts from time to time, which was as geeky as you think it is. Well, Jason and I got together last week and asked each other multiple questions in three separate categories. The way we structured the podcast, it should be easy for you to listen and play along at the same time, too.  Post in the comments how you fared, or just make fun of me for not knowing anything about NFL trivia compared to Jason.

You can listen here, or via iTunes here.

Last night, I recorded a podcast with my fellow Footballguys staffers Sigmund Bloom and Matt Waldman. You can listen to it here.