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Brock Purdy was the MOST ACCURATE QB when targeting an open receiver 10+ yards downfield in 2025.
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Brock Purdy was the MOST ACCURATE QB when targeting an open receiver 10+ yards downfield in 2025.

u/No_Box119 — 1 day ago

Some of you think this sub is actually called r/nickwrightcomplaintscirclejerk and it's embarrassing

That's all.

Edit: lmao whomever sicced Reddit Cares on me, you're only proving my point to how childish and bitchy you are

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Wildes making fun of the empty seats at a Royals game has become an S tier FTF bit

I was howling during today's weird and wonderful on the fantasy football punishment in the empty seats.

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u/h20coolersports — 1 day ago

Nick Wright's myth that Lebron took the belt as "best player in the world" after his "48-point special" against the 2006-07 Pistons needs to be called out.

Nick bringing up the 2007 ECF as the moment that Bron ”took the belt” and did something comparable to what Wemby is cooking up right now is just... delusional.

Forget the two 41-41 teams that Bron beat before facing the Pistons. That 2006-2007 Detroit team won 53 games. The "winner of the worst conference in the history of professional sports."...

https://www.espn.com/espn/page2/story?page=simmons/061129

No Ben Wallace. No Larry Brown. Fat Chris Webber and old-ass Antonio McDyess trying to compensate for the loss of the defensive identity that had made them great in 2004 and 2005.

Wade had a better series with a fading Shaq in 2006 against a superior version of the same team. That team won 60 games and still had Big Ben...

Wade 2006 ECF: 27/6/5 on 62 fg%

Lebron 2007 ECF: 26/9/8 on 45 fg%

And we know what Wade went on to do in the finals compared to Bron. But somehow that did not make Wade the greatest player in the world in the eyes of Nick Wright. But Bron's 2007 ECF leapfrogged him over peak Kobe and prime Duncan? The guy who shot 35fg% against the Celtics in 2008 and had back-to-back years with basketball panic attacks in 2010 and 2011?

Was the game (and maybe even the series) an amazing "coming out party" for a 22-year old Lebron? Yes. Like Kobe's back-to-back 45+/10+ games in the 2001 playoffs. But best player in the world?

It needs to stop.

Cavs blow a 22 point lead with less than 8 minutes to go

  • Harden with another game with more turnovers than FGs (6 to 5)
  • Cavs scored 3 points in OT
  • Mitchell 0/5 in final 8 mins + OT
  • Harden airballed a 3 up 10 with 4 mins to go and the crowd was getting back into it

Tomorrow going to be a brutal show for Danny lol

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u/AJGreenMVP — 2 days ago

Nick Needs To Drop The "Dancing At Travis Kelce's Wedding" Gimmick.

He's been trying to get it over for months and it's not working. It's like he's attempting a Brou style catchphrase/bit but it just isn't landing at all. Wildes clearly hates it.

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u/p2dc — 2 days ago

How is nick going to spin the rice news?

After the rashee rice news we can all agree nick is going to spin this into a positive like he always does "am i right"? Or will he try and get ahead of what already looks like the start of a bad season and wave the white flag early?

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u/boss_cob91 — 2 days ago

You’ve been killing him since he entered the league, just say you got it wrong. Did the exact same thing with Joker. Good Grief

u/LouDog2173 — 2 days ago

Here’s my take: it’s bad for the show when Nick Is wrong repeatedly

I find myself skipping his segments in the nba playoffs since I know whatever he’s saying is not gonna be relevant. Theres a lot to watch, I can make the choice to skip wasteful parts. Also, it’s not just the nba playoffs - he’s was off on the nfl playoffs as well. Got the Super Bowl right. Put Nick wright on the bud list. - Ryan and Bryan

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u/angrybasta — 3 days ago

Did i miss something with Nick and Aaron Rodgers?

I remember Nick being very annoyed about some of the covid stuff, but I don’t understand the frustration now. Like, why wouldn’t the Steelers resign Aaron Rodgers? He played well enough last year and probably would’ve been better in the playoffs if they had better WRs and OL.

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u/maidth1s4fun — 3 days ago