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1-Mentalismo

Mentalismo

-13 escalones del mentalismo

-Arte de ler mentes-Henrik Fexeus

-O mentalista

-Tricks of the mind - Derren Brown

-Absolute Magic-Derren Brown

-Pure effect-Derren Brown

-Easy mentalism

-Practical Mental magic-Theodore Annemann

Psiquiatria

-Manual de psiquiatria portugues

-Cinema e Loucura

Psicologia

-Psicologia Facil - Ana Merces Bahia Bock

PNL

-Introdução à programação neurolinguística-Joseph 0'Connor e John Seymour

-despertar do gigante interior

-PNL Programacao Neurolinguistic - Steve Andreas

-Usando Sua Mente (PNL) Richard Bandler

-PNL: A Nova Tecnologia do Sucesso

Neurociência

-Neurociências - Desvendando o sistema nervoso Bear, M. F., Connors, B. W., & Paradiso, M. A.,

-As bases biologicas do comportamento-marcus brandao

-Truques da mente-Stephen L.Macknik & Susana martinez-Conde

com Sandra Blakeslee

-Subliminar - Leonard Mlodinow

Hipnose

-Hipnoterapia Ericksoniana Passo a Passo-Sofia Bauer

-hipnose - dicas, métodos e técnicas

-o homem de fevereiro-erickson

-Manual hipnose completo-fabio puentes

-Hackeando mentes - Marcelo Maia

-A Realidade é Plástica- Anthony Jacquin

Sedução

-Como se dar bem com as Mulheres - Ron Louis e David Copeland

-A Arte Natural da Sedução - Richard La Ruina

-Manual de Artes Venusianas

-O Jogo-Neil Strauss

-O livro negro da sedução

-Biblia da sedução

Microexpressões

-linguagem das Emocoes-Paul Ekman

-O código de Ekman -A.Freitas Magalhães

-Inteligência visual-Amy E.Herman

Persuasão

-As Armas da Persuasao - Robert B. Cialdini

-Manual de Persuasão do FBI - Jack Shafer

Interpretação

-A preparação do Ator-Stanislavski

Memorização

-Mentes Geniais - Alberto Dell isola

-Mentes Brilhantes

Argumentação

-A Arte de Argumentar

-tratado de argumentação a nova retórica-Chaim Perelman

-logica juridica-chaim perelman

-Argumentação Juridica-Vitor Gabriel

-schopenhauer - como vencer um debate - dialetica eristica

-schoppenhauer - do pensar por si

-Oratória-Reinaldo Polito

-Introducao a retorica-Olivier Reboul

-How to Argue & Win Every Time- Gerry Spence

Redação

-tecnicas basicas de redacao-branca granatic

Pedagogia

-A encantadora de Bebes

Adestramento

-Adestramento Inteligente

-Como Criar o Cao Perfeito Desde - Cesar Millan

Motivação

-Magica de Pensar Grande-David J SchwartzA

Mitologia

-Mitologia Greco-Romana - René Ménard

-Os Mitos Gregos-Robert Graves

Mágica

-Ultimate secrets of card magic

-Expert card technique -Jean Hugard & Frederick Braue

2-Trading

Trade

-Apostila aprenda a investir na bolsa corretora xp

-OPERANDO NO MERCADO COM MT4

-Analise Fundamentalista

-Os supersinais da analise técnica

-Investir cada vez melhor

-Sobreviva na bolsa

-Aprenda a operar

-Manual do pequeno investidor em - Fabio Almeida

Transações imobiliarias

-apostila TTI

-como montar uma imobiliaria

-dominio da venda imobiliaria

Economia

-Freakonomics

-SuperFreakonomics O Lado Oculto do Dia a Dia - Steven D. Levitt

-Curso basico de macroeconomia

-Historia Pensamento economico

-manual de Economia da USP

-Economia nua e crua - Charles Wheelan

ADM

-Manual do CEO

-O CEO é o limite

Estratégia

-os axiomas de Zurique

-Pai rico pai pobre

-investimentos O segredo de George Soros e Warren Buffet

-O X da questão

-Investimentos inteligentes - Gustavo Cerbasi

História

-Sonho Grande

-A jogada do seculo-Michael Lewis

-Bumerangue-Michael Lewis

-Flash Boys-Michael Lewis

-O homem que roubou Portugal

-Os Genios dos Negocios-Peter-Krass

-Golpes bilionarios-kari nars

-A ascensao do dinheiro - Niall Ferguson

-A bola de neve-Alice Schroeder

-crash-uma breve histria da economia

-O Lobo de Wall Street - Jordan Belfort

-O Sequestro da America - Charles H. Ferguson

-Por que sai do Goldman Sachs - Greg Smith

3-Ciência

Medicina

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1-Anatomia

Anatomia Humana Basica Dangeloe Fattini

Atlas de Anatomia Humana Netter

Atlas Fotográfico de Anatomia - Yokochi

Grays p. estudant.

Anatomia Moore orientada para a clínica

2-Fisiologia

Fisiologia Humana - Dee Unglaub Silverthorn

3-Patologia

Bogliolo Patologia

4-Histologia

Histologia Básica - Junqueira e Carneiro

5-Biologia celular

Biologia Celular e Molecular -Junqueira & Carneiro

6-Bioquímica

Bioquímica Médica Básica de Marks

7-Bioestatística

8-Embriologia

embriologia clinica Moore

9-Microbiologia

Microbiologia Medica - Patrick Murray

10-Imunologia

Murphy - Imunobiologia De Janeway

11-Genética

Griffiths - Introdução à Genética

12-Parasitologia

Parasitologia Humana Neves

13-Radiologia

Fundamentos de Radiologia e Diagnóstico por imagem

Tratado de Técnica Radiológica - Bontrager

14-Farmacologia

Farmacologia Básica Clínica Bertram Katzung

Goodman - Farmacologia

15-Semiologia

Semiologia Medica - Porto

Semiologia Bates

Exame Clínico-Porto

Semiologia médica - mario lópez

Semiologia Médica - Rocco

16-Clínica Geral

Harrison - Medicina Interna

Cecil

17-Urgência e Emergência

ATLS

Manual APH

18-Pediatria

Blackbook Pediatria

Nelson Tratado de Pediatria

19-Ginecologia e Obstetrícia

Obstetricía Rezende

Obstetricia Basica

Rotinas Em Obstetricia

Ginecologia Fundamental

Rotinas em Ginecologia

20-Neurologia

A Neurologia que todo médico deve saber - Nitrini

Neurociências - Bear, M. F., Connors, B. W., & Paradiso, M. A.

Cem bilhoes de neuronios

Neuropsicologia - Roger Gil

21-Psiquiatria

Compêndio de Psiquiatria - Kaplan

Manual De Psiquiatria Portugues

22-Cirurgia geral

Cirurgia ambulatorial - Savassi

Manual de técnica cirúrgica para a graduação

Propedeutica Cirurgica

Ruy Garcia - Tecnica Operatória e Cirurgia Experimental

Sabiston - Tratado de Cirurgia

TECNICA CIRÚRGICA Goff

23-Cardiologia

Cardiologia para Clinico Geral

Serrano - Tratado de Cardiologia SOCESP

24-Exames Laboratorias

Exames Laboratoriais - Nemer, Neves e Ferreira

Medicina Laboratorial para o Clínico

Renato Failace - Hemograma - Manual De Interpretação

25-Diversos

Manual de Medicina Legal - Delton Croce Junior

Fundamentos em Toxicologia de Casarett e Doull

Williams - Tratado de Endocrinologia

Current Reumatologia

Dermatologia - Azulay & Azulay

Nefrologia - Riella

Pneumologia - Série No Consultório

Andrew Holtz - A ciência médica de House

Onde não há medico

Biologia

Quimica

Rotinas de enfermagem

Engenharia

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-Princípios de Mecatrônica-João Maurício Rosário

Física,Astronomia e Cosmologia

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-50 Ideias de Fisica Que Precisa - Joanne Baker

-Física Moderna para iniciados, interessados e aficionados

-O Universo Numa Casca de Noz-Stephen Hawking

-Breve história do tempo-Stephen Hawking

-O universo elegante - Brian Greene

-A Realidade Oculta - Brian Greene

-O Tecido do Cosmo - Brian Greene

-Fisica do futuro - Michio Kaku

-Hiperespaco - Michio Kaku

-Mundos Paralelos - Michio Kaku

-Batendo a porta do ceu - Lisa Randall

-O cerne da matéria

-Cosmos - Carl Sagan

-El grande diseno-Stephen Hawking

-E SE Respostas científicas para perguntas absurdas - Randall Munroe

Matemática

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-50 Ideias de Matematica Que Pre - Tony Crilly

-17 Equacoes Que Mudaram o Mundo - Ian Stewart

-20.000 léguas matemáticas

-As maravilhas da matemática

-Introdução a filosofia da matemática

-O diabo dos numeros

-O andar do bebado

-Em busca do infinito

-Os misterios dos numeros

-Sera que Deus joga dados

-Simetria matematica

-A Matemática nos Tribunais - Leila Schneps, Coralie Colmez

-Mathemagics How to Look Like a Genius Without Really Trying Mantesh Marked

-Mania de matemática

Biologia

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-50 Ideias Genetica - Mark Henderson

-O Maior Espetáculo da Terra As Evidências da Evolução-Richard Dawkins

-POR QUE A EVOLUÇÃO É UMA VERDADE -Jerry A. Coyne

Lógica

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-A Arte de Pensar Claramente - Rolf Dobelli

-Tratado Lógico Filosófico-Wittgeinstein

-Pinóquio no País dos Paradoxos

-Raciocínio Lógico e Matemática para Concursos CESPE/UNB

-Raciocínio Lógico Passo A Passo -Cabral,Luiz Claudio; Nunes, Mauro César

-Pense Como um Freak_ Como Pensa - Steven D. Levitt

-Guia das falácias de Stephen Downes

-Lógica jurídica-Chaim Perelman

-Modal Logic for Open Minds - Johan van Benthem

-Philosophical Perspectives on Infinity-Graham Oppy

Bibliografia do Combate

AMT

-C 23-1 - Tiro Das Armas Portáteis- 1ª Parte - Fuzil-EB

-C 23-1 - Tiro Das Armas Portáteis- 2ª Parte - Pistola-EB

-Caderno de Instrução do Fuzil de Assalto 5,56 IA2 (EB70-CI-11.405)-EB

-Catálogo de Armas-Rodrigo Pereira Larizzatti

-C 5-37 Minas e Armadilhas-EB

-IP-23-90 Morteiro 81 mm ROYAL ORDNANCE-EB

-IP 23-34 Lança-Rojão 84mm(AT-4)

-MCRP 3-01B Pistol Marksmanship - USMC

-MCRP 3-01A Rifle Marksmanship U.S. Marine Corps

Assault

-CI 7-5-2 Combate em área edificada-EB

-CI 21-75 Patrulhas-EB

-Manual de Conduta de Patrulha-PMESP

-Apostila Instrução Tática Individual -FNSP

-The Hunter's page-Rodrigo Pereira Larizzatti

-In0531 Combat in built up areas-Us Army

Sniping

-IP 21-2 Caçador-EB

-CI 21-2-1 contra caçadores-EB

-The Ultimate Sniper -Maj.John Plaster

-B-GL-392-005/FP-001 Sniping -Canada

-FM 3-22.10 FM 23 10 SNIPER TRAINING AND OPERATIONS

-MCWP 3-15-3 Sniping-USMC

-MI6-028 Tiradores de élite-Ejército de Tierra(Espanha)

-Atirador de elite-Carlos David

Artes Marciais

-C 20-50 luta-EB

-Ringue Master

-Boxing-Edwin Haislet

-Gracie Jiu-Jitsu - Thomas de Soto

-A Biblia do MMA- Anderson Silva

-Krav Maga-Kobi Lichtenstein

-FM 3-25.150 Combatives-US Army

-MCRP 3-02 Close Combat-US Marine Corps

-Wrestling for Fighting The Natural Way-Randy Couture, Erich Krauss, Glen Cordoza e Eric Hendrikx

-GET TOUGH! -W.E.FAIRBAIRN

-Ninjutsu - Arte da resistencia

-Mystic Art of the Ninja - Stephen Hayes

-Ninja Combat Method - Stephen Hayes

-Secrets from the Ninja Grandmaster-Stephen K. Hayes & Masaaki Hatsumi

-The Way of the Ninja: Secret Techniques - Masaaki Hatsumi

TFM & Alimentação

-EB20-MC-10.350 Treinamento Físico Militar-EB

-Guia dos movimentos de musculação-Frédéric Delavier

-Musculação além do anabolismo-Waldemar Marques Guimarães Neto

-MD42-M-03 Manual de Alimentação das Forças Armadas-EB

Esgrima

-Manual de Ensino de Esgrima -Volume 1- FLORETE (EB60-ME-25.401)-EB

-Manual de Ensino de Esgrima - Volume 2 – Espada (EB60-25.502)-EB

-C 20-51-Esgrima-EB

Sobrevivência

-IP 21-80-sobrevência na selva-EB

-Fm 21 76 Survival manual- us army

-SERE-FASOTRAGRUPAC /LANT 1520-8 (REV 1-99)

APH & Medicina

-MANUAL DE ATENDIMENTO PRÉ-HOSPITALAR-CBMDF

-PROTOCOLO DE SUPORTE BÁSICO DA VIDA-CBMGO

-ATLS Advanced Trauma Life Support-Colégio Americano de Cirurgiões Comitê de Trauma

-Manual de Diagnóstico e Tratamento de Acidentes por Animais Peçonhentos-FUNASA

Rastreamento

-SIGN AND THE ART OF TRACKING-Christian Nellemann with Jack Kearney and Stig Nårstad

-SAS Tracking Handbook-Barry Davies

-The art of tracking the origin of science-Liebenberg

Manuais

-cgcfn 1003 manual basico do fuzileiro naval

-cgcfn 1004 combatente anfibio

-Manual Operacional Do Policial Civil SP

Técnicas Militares

-C 22-5 ordem unida-EB

-C-21-74 Instrução Individual-Exército Brasileiro(EB)

-EB70-MC-10.233 Defesa QBN-EB

-EB70-CI-11.002 CÃO DE GUERRA-EB

-C-6-199 Topografia-EB

-C-5-40 Camuflagem-EB

-Manual de Operações de Choque

-The Ultimate Parkour & Freerunning Book-Jan Witfeld, Ilona E. Gerling

& Alexander Pach

Apronto Operacional

-EB70-CI-11.404 Caderno de Instrução de Aprestamento e Apronto Operacional-EB

-Guia do Aluno Comanf-Marinha do Brasil

-Orientação Cioesp - EB

-Orientação Cigs - EB

-Orientação Cam(Curso Avançado de Montanhismo) - EB

-Orientação PQD - EB

Explosivos

-C 5-37 Minas e Armadilhas-EB

-FM 5-25 Explosives & Demolitions-U.S.Army

-TM 31-210 Improvised Munitions Handbook-U.S.Army

-TM 9-1910 Military Explosives-US Army

-TM 9-1300-214 Military Explosives-US Army

-The Anarchist Cookbook-William Powell

-Guerilla Arsenal- David Harber

-The Anarchist Arsenal-David Harber

-The Advanced Anarchist Arsenal-David Harber

-The Preparatory Manual of Explosives-Jared B.Ledgard

-Kitchen Improvised Fertilizer Explosives-Tim Lewis

-Homemade Semtex-Seymour Lecker

-Science of Revolutionary Warfare-Johann Most

-The Explosives Course-Abu Khabab al-Masri(Midhat Mursi)

-Ragnar's Homemade Detonators-Ragnar Benson

Mergulho

-B-GL-361-007/FP-001 Combat Diving-National Defense Canada

-MANUAL DE NATAÇÃO EsEFEx-EB

-U.S. Navy Diving Manual SS521-AG-PRO-010

-MANUAL DE OPERAÇÕES DE MERGULHO-CBMESP

-A Guide to Public Safety Diving-North Carolina PSD Standards

-Manual Operacional de Bombeiros-CBMGO

-FM 3-05.212 Special Forces Waterborne Operations-US Army

-MULTI-SERVICE TACTICS, TECHNIQUES,AND PROCEDURES FOR

MILITARY DIVING OPERATIONS-Headquarters of the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, and

Coast Guard US

Paraquedismo

-CADERNO DE INSTRUÇÃO DE TREINAMENTO E TÉCNICA BÁSICA DO PARAQUEDISTA MILITAR EB70-CI-11.001 -EB

-MANUAL TÉCNICO DO MESTRE DE SALTO PARAQUEDISTA-EB

-Manual Técnico de Salto Livre (EB60-MT-34.405)-EB

Equitação

-Manual Técnico Equitação (EB60- MT-26.401)-EB

-Manual Equitação da Federação Paulista de Hipismo

Operações

-M016 Manual Tecnica Esqui-Ejército de Tierra(Espanha)

-Ci9011 Assalto Aeromóvel e Infiltração aeromóvel-EB

-Cold Region Operations ATTP 3-97.11/MCRP 3-35.1D (FM 31-70 and FM 31-71)-US Army

-MOUNTAIN OPERATIONS FM 3-97.6 (90-6)-US Army

-DESERT OPERATIONS-FM 90-3/FMFM 7-27-US Army

-Jungle Operations-FM 90-5-US Army

-MILITARY MOUNTAINEERING FM 3-97.61(TC 90-6-1)-US Army

Espionagem

-CIA-Manual Oficial truques e espionagem-H.Keith Melton

-Techiques of the professional pickpocket-Wayne B.Yeager

-Curso de Introdução à Atividade de Inteligência – CIAI-CGI

Sistemas de armas

A.Aeronaves

-Art of the kill-Pete Bonanni

-Natops Flight Manual F16

-Natops Flight Manual F18

-Natops Flight Manual F14

-FLIGHT MANUAL EuroFighter v1

-TM 1-1520-251-10 HELICOPTER, ATTACK,AH-64D LONGBOW APACHE-

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY US

B.Submarinos

-Conocimientos submarinos S-70-Armada Española

C.Barcos

-Manual de Marinero y del Soldado de infantería de Marina-Armada Española

-Manual de policiamento fluvial-PPMPA (Pará)

D.Cavalaria

-IP 17-82 - A VIATURA BLINDADA DE COMBATE - CARRO DE COMBATE LEOPARD 1 A1-EB

-Manual M113-Exército Português

E.Artilharia

-SERVIÇO DA PEÇA DO OBUSEIRO 155 mm M109 A3-EB

Rocketry

-Fundamentals of Guided Missiles-S. R. Mohan

-AFM 52-31 Guided Missile Fundamentals-Department of the Air Force

-Advances in Missile Guidance, Control, and Estimation

Gunsmithing

-Gunsmithing at Home Lock Stock & Barrel- John E.Traister

-Building Firearms-Harold Hoffman

Armas Nucleares

-U.S. Nuclear Weapons - The Secret History Hardcover-Chuck Hansen

-Swords of Armageddon - Chuck Hansen

-Dark Sun: The Making of the Hydrogen Bomb-Richard Rhodes

-The Making of the Atomic Bomb-Richard Rhodes

-Atomic Accidents: A History of Nuclear Meltdowns and Disasters- James Mahaffey

Engenharia Naval

-SNAME Ship Design & Construction

-Engineering Economics and Ship Design - Buxton

Estratégia militar

-Field Manual of Military Operations (FM 3–0)-United States Army

-Manual de Campanha C 124-1 - Estratégia-EB

-As grandes estratégias - John Lewis Gaddis

Criminalística

-Techniques of Crime Scene investigation-Barry A.J Fisher

-Procedimento operacional padrão:Perícia Criminal-Ministério da Justiça BR

-Manual de orientação de quesitos da perícia criminal-DPF

-Introduction to Criminalistics-Barry A.J Fisher,

William J.Tilstone e Catherine Woytowicz

-Fundamentals of forensic science- Max M. Houck & Jay A. Siegel

-Ciências Forenses-Alberi Espindula,Gustavo Caminoto Geiser e Jesus Antonio Velho

A.Localística

-Practical Crime Scene Processing and Investigation

B.Balística

-Hanbook of Firearms and Ballistics-Brian J.Heard

C.Hematologia Forense

-Interpretation of Bloodstain Evidence at Crime Scenes-

Stuart H.James & William G.Eckert

-Bloodstain Pattern Analysis -Tom Bevel & Ross M. Gardner

Medicina Legal

-Medicina Legal-Genival Veloso

-Manual técnico-operacional para os médicos-legistas do Estado de São Paulo

-Manual de Medicina Legal - Delton Croce Junior

-Manual de Técnicas em Necropsia médico-legal-Luiz Carlos L.Prestes Jr. &

Roger Ancillotti

Psicologia Forense

A.Perfil

-Serial Killer louco ou cruel-Ilana Casoy

-Mentes Perigosas - O Psicopata - Ana Beatriz Barbosa Silva

B.Microexpressões

-Linguagem das Emoções-Paul Ekman

-O código de Ekman -A.Freitas Magalhães

-Inteligência visual-Amy E.Herman

C.Persuasão

-As Armas da Persuasao - Robert B. Cialdini

-Manual de Persuasão do FBI - Jack Shafer

-Oratória-Reinaldo Polito

D.Adestramento

-Adestramento Inteligente

-Como Criar o Cao Perfeito Desde - Cesar Millan

E.Motivação

-Magica de Pensar Grande-David J SchwartzA

Lógica

-Raciocínio Lógico Passo A Passo -Cabral,Luiz Claudio; Nunes, Mauro César

História

-The illustrated guide to the world's top counter-terrorist forces-Samuel M.Katz

-Bushido (o Código do Samurai)-Daidoji Yuzan

-DA GUERRA-CARL VON CLAUSEWITZ

-A Arte da guerra-Sun Tzu

-O Livro dos Cinco Anéis-Miyamoto Musashi

-Charlie Oscar Tango-Eduardo Betini e Fabiano Tomazi

-Oscar Alfa-Fabiano Tomazi

-Elite da tropa- André Batista, Rodrigo Pimentel e Luiz Eduardo Soares

-Falcão Negro em Perigo-Mark Bowden

-Não há dia fácil-Mark Owen

-Seal team six -Howard E.Wasdin & Stephen Templin

-Diário de um policial-Diógenes Lucca

-COE Comandos e Operações Especiais-por Luis Augusto Pacheco Ambar (Autor), Guto Ambar (Fotógrafo)

-Matar ou Morrer-Conte Lopes

-Rota 66-Caco Barcellos

-Thoughts of a Sniper-Vasily Zaitsev

-O diário de Guantánamo- Mohamedou Ould Slahi

Crime Organizado

-A Guerra: a ascensão do PCC e o mundo do crime no Brasil-Bruno Paes Manso e Camila Nunes Dias

-Laços de Sangue. A História Secreta do PCC-Marcio Sergio Christino & Claudio Tognolli

-Quatrocentos Contra um (uma Historia do Comando Vermelho)- William da Silva Lima

Ficção

-Shibumi-Trevanian

-Tom Clancy - A Caçada ao Outubro Vermelho

-Tom Clancy - A Soma de Todos os Medos

-Tom Clancy Morto ou Vivo

-Scarpetta - Patricia Cornwell

-Dexter - Design de um Assassino - Jeff Lindsay

-Querido e Devotado Dexter - Jeff Lindsay

-Duplo Dexter - Jeff Lindsay

Documentários

-Guerreiro Mais Mortal

-Sniper: Deadliest Missions(Sniper:Atiradores de Elite (BR))

-Generais em guerra-National Geographic

-SAS Survival Secrets

-Arma Humana (Human Weapon)-The History Channel

-Por Dentro do Mossad-Duki Dror

-Terrorismo atentados frustrados - Netflix

-Medalha de honra-Netflix

-The secrets of seal team six(Secretos de los SEALS VI(espanhol))

-COMBATES AÉREOS(Dogfights)-History Channel

-Preparados para o fim do mundo -National Geographic

-À Prova de Tudo(Man vs. Wild)-Bear Grylls

-No Pior Dos Casos-Bear Grylls

-A vida em um milhão de anos-NatGeo

Filmes

-Falcão Negro em Perigo-Ridley Scott

-Até o Limite da Honra-Ridley Scott

-13 Horas: Os Soldados Secretos de Benghazi-Michael Bay

-Sniper Americano- Clint Eastwood

-Rede de Mentiras-Ridley Scott

-Rota Comando-Elias Junior

-S.W.A.T. - Comando Especial-Clark Johnson

-Tropa de Elite-José Padilha

-A Hora Mais Escura-Kathryn Bigelow

-44 Minutos-Yves Simoneau

-Beasts of No Nation-Cary Fukunaga

-Ameaça Terrorista-Gregor Jordan

-Círculo de Fogo (Enemy at the Gates)

-Missão Impossível(Saga)

-A Identidade Bourne-Doug Liman

-Colombiana-Olivier Megaton

Séries

-Band of Brothers-Phil Alden Robinson et al

-White Collar-Jeff Eastin

-Generation Kill- Iraque 40 dias de horror-Patrick Norris et al

-Polícia 24h-Diego Guebel

-Operação de Risco- Carla Albuquerque & Eduardo Oliveira

Games

-Arma 3

-Insurgency

-Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist

-Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas

-Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier

-Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

-Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare

-Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X

-ACE COMBAT 7: SKIES UNKNOWN

-Microsoft Flight Simulator

-X-Plane 11

-Ship Simulator Extremes

-UBoat

-World of Warships

4-Arte

Sadismo

-120 dias de sodoma

-Justine-Marques de Sade

-O orgasmo multiplo do homem

-Sexo Tântrico - Alicia Gallotti

-Dossiê do beijo

5-Ceticismo

Ateísmo

-God The Failed Hypothesis- Victor J. Stenger

-The Miracle of Theism Arguments for and Against the Existence of God- J L Mackie

-The Non Existence of God-Nicholas-Everitt

-Arguing About Gods-Graham Oppy

-Iron Chariots Wiki

-Arguing for Atheism-Robin Le Poidevin

-O relojoeiro cego-Dawkins

-Atheism: A Philosophical Justification Michael Martin

-Logic and Theism - Jordan Sobel

-The Cambridge Companion to Atheism - Michael Martin

-Irreligion -John Allen Paulos

-A Cosmological Argument for a Self-Caused-Quentin Smith

Ceticismo

-The Skeptic's Dictionary- Robert Todd Carroll

-The Skeptic Encyclopedia of Pseudoscience - Michael Shermer

-An Encyclopedia of claims,frauds,and Hoaxes of

the Occult and Supernatural- James Randi

-O Mundo Assombrado pelos Demonios-Carl Sagan

-Cerebro e Crenca - Michael Shermer

-Por que as Pessoas Acreditam em - Michael Shermer

-Pura Picaretagem - Daniel Bezerra

6-Budismo

-A Doutrina de Buda

-contos zen budistas

-O cérebro de Buda

-O Livro de ouro do Zen -David Scott & Tony Doubleday

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Grading the NFL’s 7 new head coaches after they all lost in Week 1

The new coaches went 0-7, the worst mark ever. But which ones at least gave fans something to be hopeful about?

The 2018 offseason brought seven new head coaches into the NFL. Well, five brand new ones and a pair of retreads. They combined to go 0-7 in the first week of season — a new, ignominious NFL record.

Jon Gruden and Pat Shurmur have both returned to the sidelines this fall with varying degrees of fanfare. Gruden’s 2003 Super Bowl title and constant presence during NFL broadcasts made him a popular “what if” candidate for needy teams across the pro and college landscapes. Oakland Raiders owner Mark Davis was able to turn that hypothetical into a reality for a market-bending $100 million contract. Gruden was thrust back into the spotlight in his very first game — a return to Monday Night Football, but this time on the sideline and not in the booth.

While Gruden and Shurmur may be the most recognizable of the new coaches, they’re flanked by a handful of rising minds who built their reputations as some of the best assistants in the game. Matt Patricia won a pair of Super Bowls as the Patriots’ defensive coordinator. Now he’s been tasked with leading the Lions to relevance. Steve Wilks’ reward for turning the Panthers back into a playoff team was a shot at running the Cardinals. Mike Vrabel needed just four years as an NFL assistant to convince the Titans he’s the right man for Tennessee.

The first week of the season is in the books, casting a dreary cloud over 2018’s crop of new coaches. But which of these sideline generals found the brightest silver lining in their gray skies? And who could be primed for success in Week 2 and beyond?

Jon Gruden, Raiders

Gruden’s impact in Oakland was felt long before his team took the field Monday night. The Raiders have undergone a major effort to distance themselves from last year’s 6-10 team — and some talented players have been casualties of that purge. No absence has been more conspicuous than Khalil Mack’s. The 2016 NFL Defensive Player of the Year was shipped to Chicago (along with, somehow, a second round pick) this preseason for a pair of Bears first rounders, a third rounder, and a sixth round pick. And while Mack was busy wrecking the Packers for two quarters, his former teammates followed a similar plan of post-halftime silence, giving up 23 second half points in a 33-10 loss to the Rams.

The Raiders looked better than their spread-covering defeat would suggest. Oakland trailed by 10 points in the fourth quarter when a 32-yard catch-and-run from Jared Cook threw Gruden’s team into LA territory, but a Derek Carr interception on the very next play scuttled any hopes of a comeback. But the Raiders’ weaknesses in two areas Gruden played a direct role in molding — wide receiver and pass rush — were glaring. Oakland’s wideouts had only seven receptions on Monday, and its defense recorded only a single sack on 34 Jared Goff dropbacks. Concerns about his roster management bore fruit in Week 1.

Grade: C-

Matt Nagy, Bears

Nagy looked brilliant as his Bears took a 17-0 halftime lead over the Packers at Lambeau Field. His offense was clicking, second-year quarterback Mitchell Trubisky looked confident, and Green Bay was on the ropes after losing Aaron Rodgers to what appeared to be a serious knee injury.

And then Rodgers returned for the second half and Chicago crumbled like a cabin with graham cracker walls. Nagy’s dominant first half defense had no answer for Rodgers. Its offense sputtered as Trubisky struggled to make throws downfield or spot open receivers. Jordan Howard and Tarik Cohen, one of the league’s most electric tailback platoons, somehow only got 20 total carries in a game where the Bears led for nearly 50 minutes.

The good news is Nagy still has a talented young core with a generational pass rusher in Khalil Mack. The bad news is Trubisky is still going to need some time and a long runway to make the leap from “intriguing young athlete” to “franchise QB.” Nagy’s job for the next 16 weeks is to clear the space he needs to take off.

Grade: C-

Matt Patricia, Lions

Listening to the home crowd chant “J-E-T-S, JETS!” by halftime isn’t the most rewarding start for a rookie head coach. Patricia is the first coach since Tom Cable with the Raiders in 2008 to lose his debut by 31 points or more.

For a branch carefully pruned from the Belichick tree and replanted in the mineral-laden soil of Detroit, Patricia’s Lions looked like they were expecting a scrimmage session. Matthew Stafford threw four interceptions. His backup, Matt Cassel, threw one of his own. The running game, which got hyped all offseason as a much improved unit ready to do its part, somehow failed to reach the low bar set by its predecessors.

The Jets knew which plays the Lions were going to run as soon as Detroit lined up.

The defense, Patricia’s specialty, struggled with its most basic responsibility, tackling. They weren’t any better at covering people. They lost their best (only) pass rusher, Ezekiel Ansah, to an injury. After that, it was smooth sailing in a worry free pocket for Jets rookie QB Sam Darnold.

“We’ve got to coach this a lot better than what we did,” Patricia said after the game. “We’ve got to go out and execute a lot better on the field. It’s a team game, and it starts with me.”

The Lions have a road trip to play the 49ers next week, and then they’ll host the Patriots. Patricia could be looking at an 0-3 start to his coaching career ... welcome to Detroit!

Grade: F

Frank Reich, Colts

The Colts’ second choice to lead phase two of the Andrew Luck era made good use of his stud quarterback Sunday. Reich threw his franchise player’s surgically-repaired shoulder right into the fire, dialing up 53 passes while his team coughed up a 13-point third-quarter lead to a middling Bengals squad. A subpar running attack — typical starter Marlon Mack was sidelined, leaving Jordan Wilkins, Nyheim Hines, and Christine Michael to fill the gaps — limited the amount of clock-grinding runs he could call, forcing a pass-heavy offense that worked in spurts but also gave Cincinnati the latitude to make a double-digit comeback.

A key mental error helped, too. Reich abandoned his post on a second-and-goal play that left the Indianapolis defense with too many men on the field. That penalty gave the Bengals new hope after a key short-yardage stuff. Two snaps later, Joe Mixon crashed into the end zone to give Cincinnati a lead it wouldn’t relinquish.

On the plus side, Reich is owning his mistake.

“I didn’t see the substitution, and I’ll learn from that,” Reich said Monday. “Gotta keep my eyes on the drive the whole time it’s going.”

Grade: C+

Pat Shurmur, Giants

Shurmur rebuilt his reputation after an extremely Browns-y stint as a head coach in Cleveland. The offensive guru was fired by the Browns in 2013, then became the architect behind career-best performances for Sam Bradford and Case Keenum as a coordinator with the Eagles and Vikings .That track record led him to New York, where the Giants are counting on him to rebuild a team coming off a franchise-worst 3-13 record last fall.

His New York debut didn’t come with a win, but his rebuilding club still managed to put a scare into the 2017 AFC finalists Jac. The Giants trailed by five with the ball in Jacksonville territory at the two minute warning before a turnover on downs ended their comeback bid.

His debut saw New York push the 2017 AFC finalists to the limit. The Giants had driven into Jacksonville Jaguars territory trailing by five with under two minutes to play before a turnover on downs squelched their comeback chances. That’s not quite a moral victory — the Jaguars were without Leonard Fournette for much of the game and Blake Bortles had a very Blake Bortles performance — the 20-15 defeat still looks like a step in the right direction.

The bigger concern is the play of Eli Manning. Shurmur’s quarterback whispering didn’t take in his first game with the two-time Super Bowl champion. Manning failed to find the end zone and needed 37 passes to throw for 224 yards on Sunday, leaving his offense stuck in neutral — albeit against one of the league’s toughest defenses.

Grade: C+

Mike Vrabel, Titans

The key to Vrabel’s first year in Nashville will be getting the Marcus Mariota who looked like a budding star his first two seasons in the league and not the player who threw more interceptions than touchdowns in 2017. On Sunday, he saw the latter in a marathon game that will be replayed in full in sports bars throughout Hell for the rest of eternity. Mariota was awful (9-16, 0 TDs, 2 INTs) and then he was hurt, rewarding fans who stuck out all seven hours of Sunday’s game with a liberal helping of Blaine Gabbert dropbacks.

Vrabel shot through the NFL’s coaching ranks thanks to his background as a higher-profile player, working primarily on defense and special teams along the way. In order to be successful with the Titans, he’s going to have to unlock the franchise’s offensive potential. But his debut wasn’t exactly promising when it came to getting stops, either. Tennessee allowed a returning Ryan Tannehill to throw for more than eight yards per pass and sacked him just once in 29 dropbacks. A 35-year-old Frank Gore torched the club for nearly seven yards per carry.

A thunderstorm-marred, massively-delayed game can explain away some of that weirdness. But Vrabel can’t afford a similarly messy performance in Week 2 if he’s going to stake the Titans as an AFC South contender in 2018.

Grade: D

Steve Wilks, Cardinals

The Cardinals are not going to be very good this season. That’s been clear since the end of last season; there’s just too much rebuilding to do here. The key for a rookie head coach is how they navigate a season like that, save some face and give fans a few rays of hope for next year.

Maybe next week.

The Cardinals lost 24-6 at home to Washington. Fans booed. And Wilks understood why.

“You know what? It was well deserved,” Wilks said Monday. “They come there, they support us, they pay their money and they want to see a good product, and we didn’t put a good product on the field yesterday.”

Arizona boasted one of the NFL’s better run defenses last year, but you wouldn’t have known that Sunday when they made Adrian Peterson look young-ish again — 96 rushing yards and a touchdown.

On the other side of the ball, David Johnson is supposed to be that bright spot for fans to cling to, but Wilks and Co. failed to get him more than 70 total yards. Worse, they gave up running the ball completely once Washington got an early lead.

What may ultimately make or break Wilks’ debut season, however, is what he does at quarterback. Sticking with Sam Bradford isn’t going to do him any favors. The rich man’s Josh McCown had a 153 passing yards on 34 attempts and an interception. Expect Josh Rosen questions in 3 ... 2 ...

Grade: D

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Public Enemies (2009)

Biography, Crime, Drama |

Public Enemies is a American biographical crime drama film directed by Michael Mann who co-wrote the screenplay with Ronan Bennett and Ann Biderman. It is an adaptation of Bryan Burrough’s non-fiction book Public Enemies: America’s Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933–34.

Set during the Great Depression, the film chronicles the final years of the notorious bank robber John Dillinger as he is pursued by FBI agent Melvin Purvis, Dillinger’s relationship with Billie Frechette, as well as Purvis’ pursuit of Dillinger’s associates and fellow criminals Homer Van Meter and Baby Face Nelson.

In 1933, John Dillinger infiltrates Indiana State Penitentiary and assists in the jailbreak of his crew. During the firefight, his mentor Walter is shot and killed by the prison guards. Dillinger and company head for a nearby farm, where they change clothes and eat before driving to a safe house on the east-side of Chicago.

After killing Charles Floyd, FBI agent Melvin Purvis is promoted by J. Edgar Hoover to lead the hunt for Dillinger. Purvis shares Hoover’s belief in using modern methods to battle crime, ranging from cataloging fingerprints to tapping telephone lines.

In between a series of bank robberies, Dillinger meets Billie Frechette at a restaurant and impresses her by buying her a fur coat. Frechette falls for Dillinger even after he reveals his identity, and the two become inseparable.

Director: Michael Mann

Writers: Ronan Bennett (screenplay), Michael Mann (screenplay), Ann Biderman (screenplay), Bryan Burrough (book)

Stars: Christian Bale, Johnny Depp, Christian Stolte, Jason Clarke, Stephen Graham, David Wenham, John Judd

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Christian Bale…Melvin PurvisChristian Stolte…Charles MakleyJason Clarke…‘Red’ HamiltonJohnny Depp…John DillingerStephen Graham…Baby Face NelsonDavid Wenham…Harry ‘Pete’ PierpontJohn Judd…TurnkeyStephen Dorff…Homer Van MeterMichael Vieau…Ed ShouseJohn Kishline…Guard DainardCarey Mulligan…Carol SlaymanJames Russo…Walter DietrichGiovanni Ribisi…Alvin KarpisWesley Walker…Jim LeslieJohn Scherp…Earl AdamsElena Kenney…Viola NorrisWilliam Nero Jr.…Toddler on FarmChanning Tatum…Pretty Boy FloydRory Cochrane…Agent Carter BaumMadison Dirks…Agent Warren BartonLen Bajenski…Police Chief FultzAdam Clark…SportAndrzej Krukowski…Oscar Lieboldt (as Andrew Krukowski)Casey Siemaszko…Harry BermanJohn Michael Bolger…Martin ZarkovichBranka Katic…Anna SagePeter DeFaria…Grover Weyland (as Peter Defaria)Jonathan Macchi…TellersJeff Shannon…Angry CopMichael Sassone…FarmerEmilie de Ravin…Barbara Patzke (as Emilie De Ravin)Brian Connelly…Officer Chester BoyardEd Bruce…Senator McKellarBilly Crudup…J. Edgar HooverGeoffrey Cantor…Harry SuydamChandler Williams…Clyde TolsonRobert Brooks Hollingsworth…Hoover Reporter #1David Paul Innes…Hoover Reporter #2Joe Carlson…Hoover Reporter #3Ben Mac Brown…Hoover Reporter #4 (as Ben Brown)Marion Cotillard…Billie FrechetteDiana Krall…Torch SingerDuane Sharp…Doorman at Gold Coast (as Duane A. Sharp)Domenick Lombardozzi…Gilbert CatenaBill Camp…Frank NittiJohn Ortiz…Phil D’AndreaRichard Short…Agent Sam CowleyRandy Ryan…Agent Julius RiceShawn Hatosy…Agent John MadalaKurt Naebig…Agent William RorerJohn Hoogenakker…Agent Hugh CleggAdam Mucci…Agent Harold ReineckeRebecca Spence…Doris RogersDanni Simon…May MinczelesDon Harvey…Customer at Steuben ClubShanyn Leigh…Helen Gillis (as Shanyn Belle Leigh)Spencer Garrett…Tommy CarrollStephen Lang…Charles WinsteadDon Frye…Clarence HurtMatt Craven…Gerry CampbellLaurence Mason…Porter at Union StationRandy Steinmeyer…Cop EymanKris Wolff…DeputyLili Taylor…Sheriff Lillian HolleyDonald G. Asher…Reporter #1Andrew Steele…Reporter #2 (as Andrew C. Steele)Philip M. Potempa…Reporter #3 (as Philip Matthew Potempa)Brian McConkey…PhotographerAlan Wilder…Robert EstillDavid Warshofsky…Warden BakerPeter Gerety…Louis PiquettMichael Bentt…Herbert YoungbloodJohn Lister…Judge MurrayJim Carrane…Sam Cahoon (as Jimmy Carrane)Joseph Mazurk…Guard BryantJohn Fenner Mays…Deputy BlunkRick Uecker…Edward SaagerCraig Spidle…Reporter (as Craig A. Spidle)Jason T. Arnold…Other Jr. G-ManAndrew Blair…Other Jr. G-ManMark Vallarta…Harry BergDaniel Maldonado…Jacob Solomon (as Dan Maldanado)Sean A. Rosales…Joe Pawlowski (as Sean Rosales)Stephen Spencer…Emil WanatkaPatrick Zielinski…DoctorGareth Saxe…Agent Ray SuranGuy Van Swearingen…Agent Ralph BrownJeff Still…Jimmy ProbascoLance Baker…Freddie BarkerSteve Key…Doc BarkerLeelee Sobieski…Polly HamiltonJerry Goff…Captain O’Neill (as Gerald Goff)David Carde…Special AgentAaron Roman Weiner…Special Agent (as Aaron Weiner)Keith Kupferer…Agent SopsicTurk Muller…Other East Chicago CopTim Grimm…Other East Chicago CopMartie Sanders…Irene the Ticket TakerRobyn LeAnn Scott…Ella Natasky (as Robyn Scott)David John Adamson…Bank President #3

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Carson Wentz Gets Jobbed With An 82 Rating In Madden NFL 20

Madden 20 ratings are out, which means it’s time for overreaction.

What players were valued too high? Too low? Who got the ultimate video game diss?

QB Controversies Abound

NameTeamOverall Patrick MahomesKansas City Chiefs97 Tom BradyNew England Patriots96 Philip RiversSan Diego Chargers94 Drew BreesNew Orleans Saints92 Andrew LuckIndianapolis Colts92 Russell WilsonSeattle Seahawks91 Aaron RodgersGreen Bay Packers90 Matt RyanAtlanta Falcons89 Ben RoethlisbergerPittsburgh Steelers85 Cam NewtonCarolina Panthers84 Jared GoffLos Angeles Rams83 Baker MayfieldCleveland Browns83 Deshaun WatsonHouston Texans82 Carson WentzPhiladelphia Eagles82 Kirk CousinsMinnesota Vikings81 Dak PrescottDallas Cowboys81 Derek CarrOakland Raiders80 Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals80 Marcus MariotaTennessee Titans79 Matthew StaffordDetroit Lions79

Does Philly Overvalue Carson Wentz?

The Eagles’ franchise quarterback comes in with an absolutely underwhelming 82 overall rating in Madden 20. Look, I get it, the guy has to prove that he can stay healthy and his mobility appeared to be a bit limited as he recovered from tearing up his knee in 2018. If we follow a similar line of thinking, it makes some sense that Deshaun Watson, who also suffered a comparable injury in the same season, has the same overall rating. However, I need someone at EA Sports to explain the presence of Baker-freaking-Mayfield as a higher-rated 83. Will he put up some killer numbers with OBJ and Jarvis Landry streaking downfield? Of course. Has he put together the same kind of sustained excellence over the majority of a season like Wentz or even Watson? I say nay. Jared Goff being ahead of Wentz is nearly as perplexing, though I imagine it’s just a masterful job of trolling Eagles fans. Though, it has made our office buzz and wonder… do we overrate Carson Wentz?

Aaron Rodgers not in the Top-5?

In what world is Aaron Rodgers not a Top-5 QB in the NFL? Patrick Mahomes leading the list makes sense as he’s the reigning, defending, undisputed league MVP from a year ago and is the lead among numerous sportsbooks to do the same in 2019-20. Tom Brady’s placement as a close #2 is fair, but that’s where the wheels fall off. Philip Rivers is the THIRD-BEST QUARTERBACK IN THE NFL? He’s two full points ahead of Drew Brees? Really? Andrew Luck is rated in line with Brees? Russell Wilson -the modern-day Michael “Run around as my O-Line collapses and hope I don’t die” Vick- gets a boost due to his speed and elusiveness. For my money, flip Rodgers and Rivers and I’ll calm down.

Mitchell Trubisky’s 75 Overall Madden Rating Will Enrage Chicago Bears Fans

I don’t think Trubisky is by any means a Top-10 or even Top-15 quarterback, but holy shnikies this is bad. Alex Smith is rated higher, despite suffering one of the most gruesome leg injuries we’ve seen in years. Lamar Jackson’s NINETY-FOUR speed rating likely led to his one point lead in the overall category, but does anyone really think Trubisky is roughly the same player as journeyman Ryan Fitzpatrick?

Nickfolean Kryptonite

Former Eagles QB and Super Bowl LII MVP Nick Foles has been installed as a 77 overall player, the exact same rating as Alex Smith. Is he really worse than Jimmy Garoppolo? I’d say no. Worse than Matthew Stafford? Sure.

A Giant Disappointment

Eli Manning is the 36th overall rated QB with an overall score of 72. That makes him the lowest-rated starting QB in the NFC East behind Wentz (82), Dak Prescott (81), and Smith (77). The Giants’ first round pick Daniel Jones comes in way below Manning with an overall rating of 63, a mere point ahead of third-stringer Kyle Lauletta.

Kevin Kinkead has the rating for every Eagles player, along with some news and notes after the jump:

Philadelphia Eagles Ratings

PlayerPositionRating Fletcher CoxDT96 Jason KelceC94 Zach ErtzTE93 Malcolm JenkinsSS92 Brandon BrooksRG90 Brandon GrahamRE89 Lane JohnsonRT89 Alshon JeffreyWR 87 Jason Peters LT 87 DeSean JacksonWR 85 Nelson AgholorWR83 Ronald DarbyCB82 Carson WentzQB82 Zach Brown MLB81 Dallas GoedertTE80 Jordan HowardHB80 Malik JacksonDT 80 Rodney McLeod JrFS79 Andrew SendejoFS79 Nigel BradhamROLB78 Tim JerniganDT 78 Avonte MaddoxCB 78 Derek BarnettLE76 Sidney Jones IVCB76 Corey ClementHB75 Vinny CurryLE75 Jake ElliottK74 Jalen MillsCB74 Will TyeTE74 JJ Arcega-WhitesideWR73 Kamu Grugier-HillLOLB73 Cre'von LeBlancCB 73 Josh AdamsHB72 Rasul DouglasCB72 Miles SandersHB 72 Wendell SmallwoodHB72 Mack HollinsWR71 Joshua PerkinsTE71 Andre DillardLT70 Shelton GibsonWR70 Braxton MillerWR70 Isaac SeumaloLG70 Josh SweatRE70 Paul WorrilowLOLB70 Charles JohnsonWR69 Cameron JohnstonP69 Treyvon HesterDT68 Donnel Pumphrey JrHB68 Boston ScottHB68 Blake CountessSS67 Nathan GerryLOLB67 Daeshon HallRE67 LJ FortMLB66 Josh HawkinsCB66 Shareef MillerRE66 Hassan RidgewayDT66 Halapoulivaati VaitaiRT66 Stefen WisniewskiLG66 Tre SullivanFS63 Jeremiah McKinnonCB62 Joe OstmanLE62 Deiondre HallSS61 Bruce HectorDT61 Cody KesslerQB61 Godwin IgwebuikeSS60 Matt PryorRG59 Carlton AgudosiWR58 Tyreek BurwellLT58 Jordan MailataLT58 Nate SudfeldQB57 Anthony FabianoC56 Clayton ThorstonQB56 Rick LovatoTE41

Fletcher Cox, at 96, is the highest rated Eagles player in the game and the only Bird in the top 15. Jason Kelce is second, listed at 94, and Zach Ertz is third, given a 93 rating.

Desean Jaccson got an 85.

They ranked Ronald Darby as the best Birds corner, with an 82. Avonte Maddox was second with a 78 and Jalen Mills got a 74. Sidney Jones is a 76 and Cre’Von LeBlanc a 73.

First round draft pick Andre Dillard is rated a 70, which feels low to me, but of course I don’t know how you rate a guy who has never played an NFL game.

Stefen Wisniewski was rated 66, which is really low. Wis is a good player.

Rick Lovato, the long snapper, is listed as a backup tight end and rated a 41.

Nate Sudfeld and Clayton Thorson are both in the bottom five of the Eagles list, with a 57 and 56, respectively.

Cox, Ertz, and Kelce all were given a 98 awareness rating.

The fastest Bird? Madden has a five way tie between Maddox, Jaccson, Darby, Shelton Gibson, and Josh Hawkins, all given a 93.

Blake Countess and Maddox have the Birds’ highest acceleration rating, a 94.

Maddox was given a team-high 96 agility rating.

Brandon Brooks was given a team-high 96 strength rating.

What do you think? Did EA Sports get it right?

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Kirk Cousins Is Not Better Than Joe Montana. So Let’s Fix Passer Rating.

According to the NFL’s official passer rating system, the most efficient quarterback in NFL history is Green Bay’s Aaron Rodgers, with a lifetime mark of 103.1.1 That makes sense: Rodgers is generally regarded as one of the greatest QBs to ever play the game. But if you scroll further down the list, the results become much harder to explain. In the world of passer rating, Kirk Cousins is better than Joe Montana; Derek Carr and Matt Schaub top Dan Marino; and, after one season, Broadway Sam Darnold is running circles around Broadway Joe Namath.

Passer rating is often criticized as Byzantine (have you seen that formula?), incomplete (it does not include data on rushing plays or sacks) and arbitrary (again, have you looked at the formula?). Yet its biggest shortcoming might be the way it is unmoored from changes in the game itself. Passing has never been more efficient than it was this season, in which the league’s average QB posted a rating of 92.9. That is remarkably high considering that a quarterback who posted a rating of 92.9 would have led all qualified passers in 15 separate seasons from 1950 through 1986. Clearly, the scale needs recalibrating.

In the original conception of passer rating, an average rating was about 67. In 2018, only one qualified passer (Arizona Cardinals rookie Josh Rosen) fell below that threshold, and even then just barely (his rating was 66.7). But what if the standards for what makes a good or bad performance had evolved as leaguewide numbers changed? Pro-Football-Reference.com does a great job of adjusting for era with its Advanced Passing indices, which are centered on an average of 100 with 15 points representing 1 standard deviation in either direction. But I wanted to rescale the building blocks of passer rating itself to see how today’s passing numbers would translate to a rating if the NFL had simply allowed its rating system to change with the times.

To do that, I looked at the distribution of stats in each category that goes into passer rating — completion percentage, yards per attempt, touchdown percentage and interception rate — from the sample originally used to craft the formula back in the early 1970s (qualified passers from 1960 to 1970). Specifically, I figured out the spread of values (relative to the league) that, in a given category, led to the minimum number of points (0), the average number of points (1) and the maximum (2.375). Under the hood, passer rating is built around these ranges; it hands out points on that 0-to-2.375 scale in each category, then sums up the four values, divides by 6 and multiplies by 100. (Hence, 67 is supposed to be average — a 1.0 in four categories, divided by 6, times 100.)

For any era, we can rescale what performance “should” lead to a given value in each category to keep the relative leaguewide distribution the same as it was when passer rating was first conceived.2 So while, say, Alex Smith’s 62.5 percent completion rate in 2018 was worth 1.0 point, so was Don Meredith’s 49.5 percent mark from 1962. Do this for every category in every season, and you have a stabilized version of passer rating that no longer spirals uncontrollably upward with each innovation in the passing game.

Some ultra-high ratings change less than you might expect under this new method. Rodgers’s single-season record of 122.5 from 2011 tumbles all the way down to … 121.1. (He was very good that year.) But other seemingly immortal ratings, such as Kirk Cousins’s 99.7 mark this season, get knocked down quite a bit — in Cousins’s case, he falls to a much more reasonable 81.5 rating. (Anyone who watched a Vikings game this year would surely argue that this is more appropriate.) Similarly, Ryan Fitzpatrick’s 100.4 mark this season — yes, that is real, look it up — gets heavily penalized in the interception category (his 4.9 percent INT rate was more than double the league average), taking him down to an adjusted rating of 77.4.

Moving further down the list, Joe Flacco’s decent-sounding 84.2 classic rating properly falls to a mediocre 62.8 after our adjustment, while the 30.7 rating of WOAT candidate Nathan Peterman becomes an 11.6 — perilously close to the minimum possible rating of 0.0. (If Peterman had thrown enough passes to qualify, that 11.6 rating would have “surpassed” Ryan Leaf’s 19.1 from 1998 as the lowest-rated season since 1950.)

All told, the new ratings are once again grounded in a world where an average quarterback scores about 70 — not exactly 67 because the rolling distribution includes multiple seasons for comparison3 — and as a result, the numbers make far more intuitive sense at a glance than the ludicrously inflated official ratings of 2018:

Deflating the rating

Classic and adjusted passer ratings for qualified* 2018 NFL quarterbacks

Ratings Player Team Old New 1 D. Brees NO 115.7 103.3 2 P. Mahomes KC 113.8 98.5 3 R. Wilson SEA 110.9 96.5 4 M. Ryan ATL 108.1 93.4 5 P. Rivers LAC 105.5 87.3 6 D. Watson HOU 103.1 85.3 7 C. Wentz PHI 102.2 85.1 8 J. Goff LAR 101.1 83.3 9 A. Rodgers GB 97.6 83.0 10 K. Cousins MIN 99.7 81.5 11 A. Luck IND 98.7 79.1 12 D. Prescott DAL 96.9 79.0 13 T. Brady NE 97.7 78.8 14 R. Fitzpatrick TB 100.4 77.4 15 B. R’lisberger PIT 96.5 75.7 16 D. Carr OAK 93.9 74.0 17 M. Trubisky CHI 95.4 73.2 18 E. Manning NYG 92.4 72.3 19 C. Newton CAR 94.2 71.7 20 B. Mayfield CLE 93.7 71.7 21 M. Mariota TEN 92.3 70.6 22 R. Tannehill MIA 92.7 68.8 23 M. Stafford DET 89.9 68.6 24 N. Mullens SF 90.8 66.3 25 A. Dalton CIN 89.6 66.1 26 J. Winston TB 90.2 64.9 27 A. Smith WSH 85.7 64.5 28 J. Flacco BAL 84.2 62.8 29 C. Keenum DEN 81.2 56.2 30 B. Bortles JAX 79.8 54.5 31 S. Darnold NYJ 77.6 49.7 32 J. Allen BUF 67.9 37.1 33 J. Rosen ARI 66.7 35.9

* Minimum 14 pass attempts per team game

Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com

According to the NFL’s official system, there have been 93 qualified quarterback seasons since 1950 with a passer rating of at least 100.0, and nine of those happened in 2018 alone. After our adjustment, though, there have been only 46 such seasons since 1950,4 and only one of those happened this year — the 103.3 mark Drew Brees put up with the Saints. It’s still a golden age for passing, as nearly half of those 46 seasons have happened since 2000, but we’ve also filtered out 51 “false 100s” — seasons that cracked 100.0 on the old scale but not the new one — of which 47 have happened since 2000.

The result of our passer rating adjustment is a much more reasonable career leaderboard that features qualified quarterbacks from a variety of different eras:

A new all-time passer rating hierarchy

Career classic and adjusted passer ratings for qualified* NFL and AFL quarterbacks, 1950-2018

Ratings Ratings Player Last Year Old New Player Last Year Old New 1 S. Young 1999 96.7 94.2 16 F. Tarkenton 1978 80.4 80.7 2 A. Rodgers 2018 103.1 92.5 17 B. Starr 1971 80.5 80.7 3 J. Montana 1994 92.3 90.0 18 P. Rivers 2018 95.6 80.5 4 T. Brady 2018 97.6 87.2 19 C. Pennington 2010 90.1 79.9 5 P. Manning 2015 96.5 87.1 20 M. Ryan 2018 94.9 79.8 6 R. Staubach 1979 83.4 86.7 21 J. Garcia 2008 87.5 79.6 7 R. Wilson 2018 100.4 85.4 22 B. R’lisberger 2018 94.3 79.0 8 D. Brees 2018 97.7 85.4 23 J. Unitas 1973 78.3 78.9 9 T. Romo 2016 97.1 85.0 24 D. Fouts 1987 80.2 78.4 10 O. Graham 1955 78.2 84.7 25 R. Gannon 2004 84.7 78.4 11 K. Warner 2009 93.7 83.7 26 B. Griese 1980 77.1 78.3 12 S. Jurgensen 1974 82.7 82.9 27 N. Lomax 1988 82.7 78.1 13 L. Dawson 1975 82.9 82.7 28 F. Ryan 1970 78.0 78.0 14 D. Marino 1999 86.4 81.4 29 B. Jones 1982 78.5 78.0 15 K. Anderson 1986 81.9 81.2 30 J. Kelly 1996 84.4 78.0

* Minimum 1,500 career pass attempts

Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com

The biggest beneficiaries of our changes are 1950s-era passers like Otto Graham, who originally rated in the 70s (discarding his eye-popping pre-1950 numbers, which were compiled in the upstart All-America Football Conference) but leaps up into the mid-80s after judging him in comparison with his peers. San Francisco 49ers legend Steve Young also gets a boost relative to other great QBs from history, reclaiming the No. 1 slot that he’d held in real life before Rodgers and friends came along.

At the other end of the spectrum, nobody loses more points of career rating than Blake Bortles, who somehow has an 80.6 mark under the classic system but falls to 55.2 with our adjustments. Here are the biggest losers between the old and new QB ratings:

Who’s been overrated in traditional passer ratings?

For qualified* NFL and AFL passers since 1950, the biggest shortfalls between adjusted and classic passer rating

Ratings Player Years Played Attempts Old New Diff. Blake Bortles 2014-18 2,632 80.6 55.2 -25.4 Jameis Winston 2015-18 1,922 87.8 64.0 -23.8 Case Keenum 2013-18 1,844 84.5 61.8 -22.6 Marcus Mariota 2015-18 1,605 89.4 67.5 -21.9 Ryan Fitzpatrick 2005-18 4,285 81.1 60.2 -20.9 Mark Sanchez 2009-18 2,320 73.3 52.5 -20.8 Derek Carr 2014-18 2,800 88.8 68.4 -20.4 Cam Newton 2011-18 3,891 86.4 66.1 -20.3 Chad Henne 2008-18 1,959 75.5 55.3 -20.3 Ryan Tannehill 2012-18 2,911 87.0 67.2 -19.8

* Minimum 1,500 career pass attempts

Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com

A change like this wouldn’t fix the rest of passer rating’s deficiencies, and it wouldn’t include all the fancy bells and whistles you’ll find in a metric like ESPN’s Total Quarterback Rating. But passer rating itself has always been a surprisingly decent metric within any self-contained era; the team with the higher passer rating (by any margin) in a game wins about 80 percent of the time. It’s the comparisons across eras that have become distorted as the game has changed over time. But a simple fix tethering modern stats to the standards contained in passer rating’s formula would go a long way toward restoring sanity to the metric you still see in every NFL box score and broadcast. The Blake Bortleses of the world might not like seeing their shiny 80-something ratings get dumped into the 50s, but it’s a change whose time has come.

Check out our latest NFL predictions.

from News About Sports https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/kirk-cousins-is-not-better-than-joe-montana-so-lets-fix-passer-rating/

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The OSG Fantasy Report Week 13

Week 13 Mahomes. We hope for Oakland to score a little bit. That will increase his value. Goff. He’s in a dome vs a bad defense despite being on the road. Newton He’s playing the worse defense in the league despite being on the road. Winston. At home vs a bad defense but not the worse in Carolina. If he doesn’t get pulled he will throw it 40 times. Jackson. Just like last week. Rushing. Passing. Floor and the ceiling is there against a leaky defense. Even though it’s on the road, he’s in a dome on a fast track. He’s yet to hit that 50 yard TD run. RB. Gurley. High TD equity. Price tag along with it. Ware. Sudden value with the release of Hunt. Just lock him in. Yeldon. He was value before the Hunt news broke. He is still playable at home. He does catch balls out of the backfield. Who knows what to expect with Bortles being benched however. C-Mac. Great play this week vs a very bad defense. Price is up after huge performance last week. Aaron Jones. At home in bad weather vs bad defense. Barkley. Tough matchup but he is at home. Manning just may check down all day to him. He’s as matchup proof as they come. Lindsay. Road favorite. Has been steady and is a tournament pivot off the chalk. Chubb. Tough matchup on the road. Carson. Good matchup at home. Cook. We have attacked New England with RBs. WR. Hill. Boom or bust but a lot of boom in this matchup. Cooks. Woods. Reynolds. Conley. Cheap. Hopkins. Always scores a TD Adams. Weather could cap him but Aaron Rodgers is his QB. And he scores a TD every game. Julio Jones Thielen. Will be overlooked. As consistent as they come. Are we scared of New England defense? Evans Golladay Sanders Edelman DJ Morre Corey Davis Gordon TE. Ebron. Doyle is out. Kelce. Best TE spot of the week. Team implied total is 34 Gronk Kittle Olsen. Just about matchup. Brate. Just about matchup. Cook. If Oakland scores he will get one TD. Hooper. Best spot for all Atlanta pass catchers. Njoku. Second best TE spot on the board. My favorite play of the week just ahead of Ebron. Graham. Just about the matchup. Defense Green Bay Bears Rams Texans

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NFL rushing leader Gurley inactive as Rams rest starters

December 31, 2017 (AP)(STL.News) —NFL rushing leader Todd Gurley of the Los Angeles Rams is inactive for Sunday’s home regular-season finale against the San Francisco 49ers.

Gurley will finish the regular season with 1,305 yards rushing. Also resting for the playoffs are center John Sullivan, left tackle Andrew Whitworth and defensive tackle Aaron Donald.

The Rams clinched the NFC West title last weekend and first-year coach Sean McVay is opting to rest several of his stars. Quarterback Jared Goff is expected to get the day off but is active as the backup to Sean Mannion, who will make his first career start.

Carolina running back Jonathan Stewart is inactive for the first time this season against Atlanta. Stewart had seen a diminished role the past two weeks. He had only seven carries for 19 yards in last week’s win over Tampa Bay, but was still listed as the Panthers’ starter. Stewart’s exit leaves Christian McCaffrey as the probable starter.

Jacksonville is locked in as the third seed in the AFC, but is sitting only two starters against Tennessee: left tackle Cam Robinson, who left last week’s game with an abdominal strain, and receiver Marqise Lee (ankle).

Derrick Henry is getting the first start of his two-year NFL career with DeMarco Murray scratched for the first time since joining the Titans. Murray is out with an injured right knee.

Denver running back Jamaal Charles will sit out against Kansas City, his former team. Charles was a four-time Pro Bowler with the Chiefs, but never found a groove with the Broncos this season. His past month reads like this: No carries in two games, inactive for two games.

Rookie quarterback Patrick Mahomes will start for Kansas City in place of Alex Smith. Inactives for Sunday’s late games:

CAROLINA-ATLANTA

Panthers: QB Garrett Gilbert, WR Mose Frazier, S Kurt Coleman (ankle), CB LaDarius Gunter (illness), RB Jonathan Stewart, G Trai Turner (concussion), DE Zach Moore.

Falcons: TE Levine Toilolo (knee), WR Nick Williams, WR Marvin Hall, CB Leon McFadden, LB Sean Weatherspoon, G Sean Harlow, G Jamil Douglas. ___

JACKSONVILLE-TENNESSEE

Jaguars: WR Marqise Lee, WR Montay Crockett, RB Chris Ivory, OL Chris Reed, OL Cam Robinson, OL William Poehls, DT Abry Jones.

Titans: QB Brandon Weeden, RB DeMarco Murray, DB Curtis Riley, OLB Josh Carraway, LB Nate Palmer, G/C Corey Levin, WR Harry Douglas. ___

CINCINNATI-BALTIMORE

Bengals: WR Cody Core, CB KeiVarae Russell, RB Jarveon Williams, LB Vontaze Burfict, DT Josh Tupou, OT Cedric Ogbuehi, OT Justin Murray.

Ravens: WR Breshad Perriman, WR Jeremy Maclin, RB Terrance West, LB Tim Williams, OL Jermaine Eluemunor, G Maurquice Shakir, DE Bronson Kaufusi. ___

ARIZONA-SEATTLE

Cardinals: QB Matt Barkley; WR Chad Williams; LB Edmond Robinson; C Max Turek; TE Gabe Holmes; DL Xavier Williams.

Seahawks: WR Tanner McEvoy; RB Eddie Lacy; CB Mike Tyson; C Joey Hunt; LB D.J. Alexander; TE Nick Vannett; DE Quinton Jefferson. ___

KANSAS CITY-DENVER Chiefs: WR Tyreek Hill, CB Marcus Peters, RB Charcandrick West, S Ron Parker, LB Derrick Johnson, TE Travis Kelce, DL Bennie Logan.

Broncos: WR Emmanuel Sanders (ankle), WR Cody Latimer (thigh), RB Jamaal Charles, CB Michael Hunter, OG J.J. Dielman, OT Donald Stephenson (hand), DE Zach Kerr (ankle). ___

NEW ORLEANS-TAMPA BAY

Saints: RB Jonathan Williams, DE Kasim Edebali, C Tom Cameron, T Terron Armstead, WR Austin Carr, TE Michael Hoomanawanui, DE Trey Hendrickson.

Buccaneers: QB Ryan Griffin, WR DeSean Jackson, CB David Rivers, LB Devante Bond, OL Adam Gattis, DE Patrick O’Connor, DE Robert Ayers. ___

SAN FRANCISCO-LA RAMS

49ers: WR Max McCaffrey, RB Jeremy McNichols, DB Antoine Exum Jr., LB Pita Taumoepenu, DL Aaron Lynch, DL Leger Douzable, DL D.J. Jones.

Rams: S Lamarcus Joyner, LB Mark Barron, RB Todd Gurley II, LB Alec Ogletree, C John Sullivan, T Andrew Whitworth, DT Aaron Donald. ___

OAKLAND-LA CHARGERS

Raiders: QB Connor Cook, WR Isaac Whitney, DB David Amerson, OL Ian Silberman, OL Vadal Alexander, DL Darius Latham, DL Treyvon Hester.

Chargers: QB Cardale Jones, WR Geremy Davis, S Adrian Phillips (ankle), RB Russell Hansbrough, OT Michael Ola, DT Corey Liuget, DE Jerry Attaochu. ___

BUFFALO-MIAMI

Bills: WR Malachi Dupre, CB Shareece Wright (concussion), CB Breon Borders, T Conor McDermott, G John Miller, TE Logan Thomas, WR Brandon Reilly

Dolphins: QB Matt Moore, RB Damien Williams, CB Alterraun Verner, S Trae Elston, T Laremy Tunsil (ankle), T Eric Smith, WR Rashawn Scott ___

Early games:

NY JETS-NEW ENGLAND Jets: RT Brandon Shell (concussion), TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins (ribs/foot), DB Rashard Robinson, OLB Freddie Bishop, WR Lucky Whitehead, NT Deon Simon, DE Muhammad Wilkerson.

Patriots: RB James White (ankle), RB Rex Burkhead (knee), RB Mike Gillislee (knee) DL Alan Branch (knee), WR Chris Hogan (shoulder), OL Cole Croston, LB David Harris. ___

CLEVELAND-PITTSBURGH Browns: QB Cody Kessler, G Geoff Gray, FB Danny Vitale, C Marcus Martin, WR Matt Hazel, TE Matt Lengel, LB Jeremy Cash.

Steelers: QB Ben Roethlisberger, RB Le’Veon Bell, WR Antonio Brown (calf), CB Coty Sensabaugh, RG David DeCastro, C Maurkice Pouncey, DE Cam Heyward. ___

HOUSTON-INDIANAPOLIS

Texans: QB Josh Johnson, WR DeAndre Hopkins (calf), WR DeAndrew White, RB Jordan Todman (shoulder), LB LaTroy Lewis (shoulder), OL Kendall Lamm Q(concussion), OL Jeff Allen (concussion).

Colts: QB Brad Kaaya, WR Donte Moncrief (ankle), TE Jason Vander Laan (concussion), OL Mark Glowinski, DT Caraun Reid, OL Denzelle Good (knee), DT Johnathan Hankins (ankle). ___

CHICAGO-MINNESOTA

Bears: DE Rashaad Coward, S Deiondre’ Hall, RT Bobby Massie, RB Taquan Mizzell, QB Mark Sanchez, TE Adam Shaheen, LG Josh Sitton.

Vikings: QB Kyle Sloter, WR Stacy Coley, CB Tramaine Brock, RB Mack Brown, C Pat Elflein, DE Tashawn Bower, DT Shamar Stephen. ___

GREEN BAY-DETROIT

Packers: CB Damarious Randall (knee), WR Davante Adams, WR Jordy Nelson, TE Richard Rodgers, G Jahri Evans, RB Aaron Jones, LB Chris Odom.

Lions: CB Nevin Lawson (concussion), RB Zach Zenner, RB Dwayne Washington, OT Brian Mihalik, TE Michael Roberts, DT Rodney Coe, WR Jace Billingsley. ___

DALLAS-PHILADELPHIA

Cowboys: WR Cole Beasley, RB Rod Smith, LB Tre’von Johnson, OG Kadeem Edwards, TE Blake Jarwin, DE Benson Mayowa, DL David Irving.

Eagles: RB Jay Ajayi, DE Derek Barnett, LB Nigel Bradham, DE Brandon Graham, DT Tim Jernigan, S Rodney McLeod, CB Jalen Mills. ___

WASHINGTON-NY GIANTS

Redskins: WR Robert Davis, S DeAngelo Hall, LB Ryan Anderson, LB Zach Brown, G Kyle Kalis, C Demetrius Rhaney and NT Ziggy Hood.

Giants: WR Sterling Shepard, TE Evan Engram, QB Geno Smith, DE Avery Moss, LB Akeem Ayers, G Damien Mama and OT Ereck Flowers. With Bobby Hart waived-injured on Saturday and Flowers (groin).

By The Associated Press by Associated Press , published on STL.NEWS by St. Louis Media, LLC (US)

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Die Leere Mitte – Issue 12

In this issue: Tamizh Ponni, Jim Meirose, John Grey, Howie Good, Graham C. Goff, yours truly, the happy recluse Mark Young, Mohamed Gassara, Paweł Markiewicz, Ramsay Randall, J. D. Nelson, Patrick Sweeney.

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Week 15 vs LA Rams

The Press w/ Chris[tian] and Spense[r] Week 15 Gotta go 1-0. That's it. Win this week, start over. From here on out, the odds are against us. From here on out, Seattle controls their destiny, but it's absolutely win or go home, all the way through the end of the season. The loss to the Jaguars was tough, but the Jaguars are a good team. So are the Rams. No, I didn't think either of those teams would be great at this time last season, but here we are. Seattle came up a play or two short last week, from the late Graham drop to the Baldwin step-out on third down, to the completely unacceptable number of penalties at every phase of the game. When you have Kam, Sherman, Cliff and the rest of the defense healthy, you can afford penalties. You can come back from mistakes. But when injuries pile up and you have a young, hungry defense across the line from your offense, it isn't going to cut it. While I'll argue our defense late didn't play as disrespectful as most of the league and fans would argue, I'd say this game would still be one to forget. Multiple interceptions were at the fault of the receivers on the play, and the defense gave up back-to-back big scores, much like the road game against Tennessee. This is a team that can simply no longer make mistakes, be it through penalties, turnovers or coaching decisions. From here on out, Seattle must play perfect. And the rest of the league better hope Seattle slips up one more time, because our ceiling couldn't be higher. I love this team. Our offense with Russ playing solid has gone from miserable to magnificent in just a few weeks after a major line acquisition. Our defense is young and hurt but full of experienced veterans who aren't ready to quit. With the right circumstances we could be looking at multiple playoff victories. Of course, we could also miss the playoffs for the first time since drafting Russell Wilson. This is a huge home game, against a young and deadly division rival. The Rams have the offense and defense to beat Seattle, so the magic found against the Eagles (rip Carson Wentz) will have to be conjured once more. Seattle needs turnovers, mistake-free football, and no penalties. These are the factors that lose Seattle games--Seattle tends to beat themselves more often than other teams beat Seattle. They beat the Rams on the road--hopefully home field advantage makes up for missing pro-bowl defenders. I'll say Seattle keeps it too close for comfort and squeaks out a 28-27 win in this one, with a Michael Bennett sack/score. No Blair Walsh kicks (let's hope, right? we miss you, Hauschka). It sucks to see Russell play so well and see this team so close to missing the playoffs, but sometimes that's football. Just have to take it one week at a time. -C —- It’s that time of year again. Playoff football in December. Three weeks left. Win out and you’re in. Lose one and you still have a chance. Lose more than one and January starts to become a little bit too full of free time. The Seahawks control their own destiny, and it’s time to see how that’ll look.

No Sherman, Kam, Cliff, Wagner, Wright....a defense that was missing three pro-bowl caliber players, made it five last Sunday and it was just a bit too much. The defense continued to play at an above average level, but there’s only so much you can do without 50% of your starters. This week they’ll be missing one of their two LB’s (at least), and will be going against a Rams team that loves to pound the rock. You can talk about Goff all you want, the Rams are still a Todd Gurley led team. The Seahawks find themselves in unfamiliar territory, coming off a win against the Rams earlier in the season. In that game the Hawks defensive front was very annoying all day long, and Russ made enough plays to get the job done.

These keys to the previous game should be comforting for Hawks fans. Russ is in a better spot then earlier this season. The addition of Duane Brown, and a better then “league worse” rushing attack with Mike Davis can only help. The defense has lost many key players, but as a whole, Clark/Richardson/Bennett are still full-go. The ways Seattle won the first time around, have gotten relatively better throughout the year, and not worse.

Injuries aside, missed kicks, bad picks, and poor performances... these guys will determine what happens in January over these next few weeks. No excuses, be a team that can do it, or miss the playoffs for the first time in Russell Wilson’s tenure. Clark gets the first sack, Wilson to Baldwin, Hawks win 23-17

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NFC West First Quarter Check-in 2017

Naming a first-quarter MVP, giving a letter grade so far, and projecting a final record for every team in the NFC West after 4 weeks of the 2017 NFL season. Full season prediction HERE

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (2-2) - Preseason prediction: 12-4 - First quarter prediction: 10-6 - MVP: Chris Carson - Grade: C- Maybe this trouble with the o-line is just like previous seasons, but it definitely looks worse than I recall. It’s making Russell look bad. Jimmy Graham continues to not be there when he’s needed. There’s an old adage that if you have two QBs you have no QBs; the Seahawks are proving that if you have 7 RBs you have no RBs. And now their most productive one is gone, so that’s great. But this team has earned the benefit of the doubt, so... *Convincing smile*

LOS ANGELES RAMS (3-1) - Preseason prediction: 6-10 - First quarter prediction: 8-8 - MVP: Todd Gurley - Grade: A- It’s so hard to believe that this is the same team as last year. Their success is the most damning indictment of Jeff Fisher’s coaching. What happened to Jared Goff?? How are Sammy Watkins and Cooper Kupp suddenly the greatest show on turf?? Is the Rams’ success inversely proportional to their attendance?? Is Andrew Whitworth really a suitable replacement for the entire o-line?? Jesus! And to think the most disappointing part of this team is the Wade Phillips defense that I spent $4 for in fantasy.

ARIZONA CARDINALS (2-2) - Preseason prediction: 11-5 - First quarter prediction: 6-10 - MVP: Larry Fitzgerald - Grade: D+ Yeah, the loss of David Johnson and ANY faith in the Cardinals o-line is worth 5 games. Do you think possibly the regression of Carson Palmer could have anything to do with being the most-sacked QB in the league through four games? It’s hard to see this ending in anything but a lost season, and Palmer and Fitzgerald both going out not with a bang but with a whimper.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (0-4) - Preseason prediction: 4-12 - First quarter prediction: 4-12 - MVP: DeSean Jackson - Grade: D- Sticking to the 4-win prediction, but I really would have thought the Niners would have won a game by now. True, they have had some REALLY close calls, but close only counts in Colts logos and hand grenades. Anything and everything that has gone right has been due to coaching and/or DeSean Jackson. It won’t look good for Baby Shanny if his team wins the Matt Miller Award in his first season.

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2017 NFL draft grades roundup: Which teams had the best round 1?

Let’s compile draft grades from three different outlets to see the consensus winners and losers.

The first round of the NFL Draft is over, and most of the top-notch players in this draft class now have chances to prove to their new teams why they were worth first-round picks. Many blockbuster trades, big risks, and surprise picks occurred along the way.

Six rounds remain. But for now, let’s look at how teams in each conference performed on Day 1, according to three different grades posts.

Arizona Cardinals - The Cardinals drafted a versatile linebacker, Haason Reddick. He can rush the passer from the outside and clog up rushing lanes as well. He’ll play a valuable role on Arizona’s stifling defense.

CBS Sports: A

SB Nation: B+

Sports Illustrated: A-

Atlanta Falcons - The Falcons needed a boost on defense, so they selected linebacker Takkarist McKinley in the first round. McKinley can rush the passer standing up and with his hands in the dirt. Atlanta’s corps now consists of McKinley, Deion Jones, and Vic Beasley.

CBS Sports: A

SB Nation: B

Sports Illustrated: B+

Baltimore Ravens - While Baltimore’s selection of Marlon Humphrey was the best moment of the first round, it’s worth questioning the Ravens’ decision-making when it came to selecting Humphrey, rather than a better value or a player at a position of need, with the 10th pick.

CBS Sports: B

SB Nation: B

Sports Illustrated: C

Buffalo Bills - Buffalo traded down from pick 10 to 27, acquiring a third-rounder as well as the Chiefs’ first-rounder from next year. All of that, and Buffalo still managed to add one of the rangiest and most versatile corners, Tre’Davious White? Solid first round.

CBS Sports: B+

SB Nation: A

Sports Illustrated: A

Carolina Panthers - Carolina has a great running back in Jonathan Stewart, but he’s a 30-year-old with a history of injuries. The Panthers selected Christian McCaffrey, the Stanford product who is a do-it-all type with receiving skills.

CBS Sports: D

SB Nation: B+

Sports Illustrated: A-

Chicago Bears - The Bears traded up from No. 3 with the San Francisco 49ers to select quarterback Mitchell Trubisky. Drafting Trusbisky wasn't a bad move at all. However, Chicago probably could have stayed in place or maybe even traded down and selected the young quarterback later. Trubisky wasn't worth trading up for.

CBS Sports: D

SB Nation: C

Sports Illustrated: D

Cincinnati Bengals - For a team that’s needed speed opposite A.J. Green and whose past first-round picks have an extensive injury history, John Ross fit the bill perfectly. Cincinnati cleared Ross medically, so now it’s up to Andy Dalton and the offense to get things going again.

CBS Sports: B

SB Nation: B-

Sports Illustrated: B+

Cleveland Browns - Selecting Myles Garrett with the first selection was an awesome move, but Cleveland’s selections of Jabrill Peppers and David Njoku were more controversial. Cleveland needed a safety, but is Peppers a good fit? And while Njoku looks like a solid player, the Browns’ decision to trade back up into the first round for a tight end seems a bit iffy.

CBS Sports: B+, F, B-

SB Nation: A+, B-, C+

Sports Illustrated: A, B, B

Dallas Cowboys - The Cowboys selected Michigan defensive end Taco Charlton with the No. 27 pick. The Michigan product is considered a Day 1 starter who can use his size and speed to wreak havoc on quarterbacks.

CBS Sports: B-

SB Nation: B

Sports Illustrated: A-

Denver Broncos - Garett Bolles looks like he’ll step in at left tackle after being selected 20th. Bolles is a bit old — he’ll be 25 by the start of the season — but so was Andrew Whitworth, who entered the league at a late age and, at 35, is still an elite left tackle.

CBS Sports: B

SB Nation: B

Sports Illustrated: B+

Detroit Lions - Detroit selected Jarrad Davis, a three-down linebacker with speed and strength. Since DeAndre Levy is no longer a Lion, Detroit needed a linebacker who can have the same impact.

CBS Sports: B-

SB Nation: B

Sports Illustrated: B

Houston Texans - Trading up 13 picks and giving up next year’s first-rounder was a risky move, with the Texans already down a second-rounder, but this team is a quarterback away from Super Bowl contention. Deshaun Watson at 12 doesn’t seem like great value, but props to Houston for going all-in.

CBS Sports: C-

SB Nation: C+

Sports Illustrated: A-

Green Bay Packers - Green Bay traded the No. 29 pick to the Browns for a second and third round pick. That trade led to the Browns drafting tight end David Njoku.

CBS Sports: N/A

SB Nation: N/A

Sports Illustrated: N/A

Indianapolis Colts - Indianapolis might’ve made the steal of the draft, selecting Ohio State safety Malik Hooker with the 15th pick. Hooker was not expected to still be on the board.

CBS Sports: A

SB Nation: A+

Sports Illustrated: A

Jacksonville Jaguars - A year after the Cowboys took Ezekiel Elliott at No. 4, the Jags are doing the same with Leonard Fournette. Picking a running back is one way to make a quarterback’s job easier.

CBS Sports: D

SB Nation: B

Sports Illustrated: B

Kansas City Chiefs - What differentiates the Chiefs’ trade up and the Texans’ trade up is the price Kansas City paid to land Patrick Mahomes with the 10th pick. Trading two first-rounders and a third for a developmental QB will define Andy Reid’s tenure, for better or for worse.

CBS Sports: B+

SB Nation: D

Sports Illustrated: B+

Los Angeles Chargers - Mike Williams fits what the Chargers look for in a receiver. He’s tall, resilient, and has great hands. But it’s hard not to question whether the Bolts could’ve traded down and landed Williams about 10 picks later.

CBS Sports: C-

SB Nation: B-

Sports Illustrated: B-

Los Angeles Rams - The Rams had traded the Titans a king’s ransom to select quarterback Jared Goff with the No. 1 pick in last year’s draft. L.A.’s first selection will be in the second round.

CBS Sports: N/A

SB Nation: N/A

Sports Illustrated: N/A

Miami Dolphins - Miami stuck to its board and took Charles Harris, who figures to compete for snaps at defensive end in a rotation alongside Cameron Wake, William Hayes and Andre Branch. There’s no such thing as too many pass rushers.

CBS Sports: B+

SB Nation: B-

Sports Illustrated: B

Minnesota Vikings - In 2016, the Vikings traded their first round pick for Sam Bradford.

CBS Sports: N/A

SB Nation: N/A

Sports Illustrated: N/A

New England Patriots - The Pats traded away their first- and third-round selections for Brandin Cooks in a move many teams likely would’ve been ecstatic to make. Cooks is an established playmaker whose addition all but solidifies New England’s pass-catching corps as the best in the NFL.

CBS Sports: N/A

SB Nation: N/A

Sports Illustrated: N/A

New Orleans Saints - The Saints used their two first-round picks on cornerback Marshon Lattimore and offensive tackle Ryan Ramczyk. Lattimore is a physical corner who can shutdown an entire side of a field. Ramczyk is a sold pass-blocker and a mauler in the run game. He has the skills to keep Drew Brees upright.

CBS Sports: A, C+

SB Nation: A, C+

Sports Illustrated: A, B

New York Giants - Just when you though the Giants offense couldn't get scarier, New York selected Ole Miss tight end Evan Engram at No. 23. Engram can line up on the perimeter and in the slot. He has a rare blend of size and speed.

CBS Sports: B

SB Nation: C

Sports Illustrated: A-

New York Jets - Jamal Adams figures to be an awesome chess piece in Todd Bowles’ ultra-aggressive defense. Safeties aren’t traditionally selected with top-10 picks, but the consensus is that the Jets didn’t reach.

CBS Sports: B

SB Nation: A-

Sports Illustrated: A

Oakland Raiders - Oakland’s selection of Ohio State cornerback Gareon Conley can only partially be judged at this point, considering the rape allegation that surfaced right before the draft. Sports Illustrated gave Conley an incomplete grade because of those allegations.

CBS Sports: B-

SB Nation: B+

Sports Illustrated: Incomplete

Philadelphia Eagles - The Eagles used the No. 14 pick on DE Derek Barnett, which is a great selection because he fits in defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz’s scheme. Adding him to a line that includes Brandon Graham and Chris Long is downright scary. The Eagles should be able to get pressure with ease.

CBS Sports: A

SB Nation: B-

Sports Illustrated: B

Pittsburgh Steelers - Like his brothers, linebacker T.J. Watt has a high motor and figures to contribute early. The Steelers have picked an outside linebacker every other year since 2013, and they’re hoping Watt will be good enough to end that trend.

CBS Sports: B+

SB Nation: B+

Sports Illustrated: B+

San Francisco 49ers - The 49ers made two trades, acquired a lot of draft picks, and still drafted great prospects in Solomon Thomas and Reuben Foster. Thomas is a dangerous pass rusher with a quick first step. Foster is a three-down linebacker who has the speed to catch receivers and the size to tackle burly backs.

CBS Sports: A+, A

SB Nation: A+, A+

Sports Illustrated: A, A

Seattle Seahawks - The Seahawks came in with the No. 26 pick but traded it to the Falcons for the No. 31 slot. Atlanta also threw in a third and fourth rounder. Then, Seattle traded the No. 31 pick to the 49ers for a second and third round pick. Now, the Seahawks have 10 picks.

CBS Sports: N/A

SB Nation: N/A

Sports Illustrated: N/A

Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Tampa Bay bolstered its offense by selecting tight end O.J. Howard at No. 19. The Alabama product is an excellent pass-blocker and explosive in the pass game. He can run routes like a receiver and deliver blocks like a lineman.

CBS Sports: B+

SB Nation: A+

Sports Illustrated: A

Tennessee Titans - Adding Corey Davis with the fifth pick and Adoree’ Jackson with the 18th looks like a solid round for the Titans, who quietly went 9-7 last year. Tennessee figures to compete for the AFC South.

CBS Sports: B+, B+

SB Nation: B-, B-

Sports Illustrated: A, B-

Washington - Washington improved its pass rush considerably by drafting Alabama defensive lineman Jonathan Allen. Yes, Allen is suffering from back and shoulder injuries, but he’s lethal when healthy. He can give Washington’s defense a boost it desperately needs.

CBS Sports: A

SB Nation: A-

Sports Illustrated: A

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Carson Wentz Gets Jobbed With An 82 Rating In Madden NFL 20

Madden 20 ratings are out, which means it’s time for overreaction.

What players were valued too high? Too low? Who got the ultimate video game diss?

QB Controversies Abound

Does Philly Overvalue Carson Wentz?

Aaron Rodgers not in the Top-5?

Mitchell Trubisky’s 75 Overall Madden Rating Will Enrage Chicago Bears Fans

Nickfolean Kryptonite

A Giant Disappointment

Kevin Kinkead has the rating for every Eagles player, along with some news and notes after the jump:

Philadelphia Eagles Ratings

Fletcher Cox, at 96, is the highest rated Eagles player in the game and the only Bird in the top 15. Jason Kelce is second, listed at 94, and Zach Ertz is third, given a 93 rating.

Desean Jaccson got an 85.

They ranked Ronald Darby as the best Birds corner, with an 82. Avonte Maddox was second with a 78 and Jalen Mills got a 74. Sidney Jones is a 76 and Cre’Von LeBlanc a 73.

First round draft pick Andre Dillard is rated a 70, which feels low to me, but of course I don’t know how you rate a guy who has never played an NFL game.

Stefen Wisniewski was rated 66, which is really low. Wis is a good player.

Rick Lovato, the long snapper, is listed as a backup tight end and rated a 41.

Nate Sudfeld and Clayton Thorson are both in the bottom five of the Eagles list, with a 57 and 56, respectively.

Cox, Ertz, and Kelce all were given a 98 awareness rating.

The fastest Bird? Madden has a five way tie between Maddox, Jaccson, Darby, Shelton Gibson, and Josh Hawkins, all given a 93.

Blake Countess and Maddox have the Birds’ highest acceleration rating, a 94.

Maddox was given a team-high 96 agility rating.

Brandon Brooks was given a team-high 96 strength rating.

What do you think? Did EA Sports get it right?

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