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Snap Weighted Age for 2024 by Position

Started by MightyGiants, April 01, 2025, 10:11:30 AM

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SMART, TOUGH, DEPENDABLE

Bob In PA

Rich: You haven't included YOUR takeaway from perusing the chart. What is it?  Bob
If Jeff Hostetler could do it, Daniel Jones can do it !!!

MightyGiants

Quote from: Bob In PA on April 01, 2025, 01:41:19 PMRich: You haven't included YOUR takeaway from perusing the chart. What is it?  Bob

I didn't know there would be a quiz.  :doh:

I guess one conclusion is that the Giants are not quite as young as I have heard some pundits suggest.  When you compare the Giant's ages to the averages, they seem around average age.  I think snap weighting is better than just roster averages.
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Bob In PA

Quote from: MightyGiants on April 01, 2025, 02:02:43 PMI didn't know there would be a quiz.  :doh:

Rich: Good one! The additions to the OL plus the injury to Andrew Thomas skewed the numbers, IMO. Speaking more generally, each year we have a decent amount of money to spend means more veteran free agents, which in turn means higher average overall age (and, very likely, higher average starter age). Bob
If Jeff Hostetler could do it, Daniel Jones can do it !!!

Jclayton92

DL and the overall team would be even younger but Nunez Roches weighs down the line.

sxdxca38

What I gather from the chart is the RB position is a young man's game.

QB and ST can be long in the tooth and still be productive.

Overall football is for the most part a young man's game.