DesertStormVet

Final Blog

12:35 PM ET 08.29

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I am retiring from Fannation. Ok, stop the cheering. Settle down class. Seriously, stop clapping. Yes, it is with some trepidation that I leave the site. It's been a great ride and I have had a lot of fun. I will also remove myself from all of my fan groups. Again, stop cheering. Settle down. I am not leaving entirely due to the fact that Fannation seems to be going downhill. It is primarily that I do not have the time to invest in researching Throwdowns and blog subjects. Even though it has been a while since I blogged (insert your own joke here). I need to devote my time to my other…

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Top backs in history

01:08 PM ET 07.12

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Woohoo! I managed to squeeze in a blog post. This one should stir up the hornet's nest.Disclaimer 1: I am not going to accept any TDs about this entry. It is my objective, unbiased analysis.Disclaimer 2: If you disagree, that's fine. However, before you call me an idiot, do your own research and analysis. Otherwise, you can only agree or disagree. If your numbers show something different, then we can compare and discuss. Now, here is the blog. I think we can safely assume that most people (at least the ones with half a brain) agree that the top 5 backs in history which are no longer…

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Does draft = consistency part 2

09:28 AM ET 07.10

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I have to apologize to FanNation. I am going to have to put my analysis on hold for a short time. I am currently working on a huge project and will not be able to devote as much time to it as I first thought. I will work on it when I can, but unfortunately, it will not happen soon. Here is what I will do. I added the winning percentages to the top 5 and bottom 5 teams from the 20 years covering 1983 to 2003. One note though. You do not see the Browns on the bottom 5 list, even though they probably deserve it. The Cleveland Browns did not exist from 1996 to 1998. I did not think it would be…

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