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Ryan Paganetti

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Nov 4, 2026

Eliot Shorr-ParksHOST
19:21
Not specific stats from the game, but big picture stats about why this team is struggling that are kind of updated since after the game.
Eliot Shorr-ParksHOST
19:29
First, we'll start with and this one is via Ryan Paganetti on Twitter.
Eliot Shorr-ParksHOST
19:34
This is a look at we've talked about this on the pod a little bit, but I think it's important to look at kind of updated numbers here.
Eliot Shorr-ParksHOST
19:39
Which offense is allowing the most free runners? That was obviously a problem against Washington.
Greg BedardGUEST
0:23
The situation at running back.
Greg BedardGUEST
0:24
Have you guys talked about this at all with Travion Henderson and Lan Larrison? No.
Greg BedardGUEST
0:29
So...
Greg BedardGUEST
0:30
This
Greg BedardGUEST
4:11
Like, if you send him to the Colts and you give him a second-round pick who had, like, 900 yards last year, like, okay, I could see that.
Greg BedardGUEST
4:19
I would be – because – Like I don't want Jonathan Taylor because I think I'm a believer.
Greg BedardGUEST
4:24
As you guys know, I think a running back is only as good as the offensive line.
Greg BedardGUEST
4:28
And right now the offensive line stinks and they can't open up any holes in the run game.
Ross JacksonHOST
6:40
So I would think of him as an additional piece, a support piece, as opposed to an extra layer.
Ross JacksonHOST
6:46
We saw that with a tweet that went out from Ryan Paganetti, TJ's brother, that was quickly deleted after a while.
Ross JacksonHOST
6:54
Kellen Moore was asked about that tweet and kind of shrugged off a little bit of those accusations of him not being as involved as maybe what would have been expected with the Run Game coordinator tag, all of that, all that stuff is behind the scenes.
Ross JacksonHOST
7:07
What really matters is how things move forward.
James SeltzerHOST
20:47
All right, let's get into some, uh, as has been the case the past six weeks and really most of the season, uh, some unfortunate kind of stats, odds and ends that have come out from the game on Sunday night, not specific stats from the game, but big picture stats about why this team is struggling that are, uh, Kind of updated since after the game.
James SeltzerHOST
21:07
So first we'll start with, and this one is via Ryan Paganetti on Twitter.
James SeltzerHOST
21:12
This is a look at, we've talked about this on the pod a little bit, but I think it's important to look at kind of the updated numbers here.
James SeltzerHOST
21:18
Which offense is allowing the most free runners? That was obviously a problem against Washington.
Chad ParsonsHOST
1:31
Let's get started here.
Chad ParsonsHOST
1:33
from Ryan Paganetti, really good resource here.
Chad ParsonsHOST
1:37
And he mentions, how rare was what happened at the end of Indiana, Minnesota? So if you missed it, here's a good synopsis.
Chad ParsonsHOST
1:45
Before that game, there had never been a college or NFL game in which both teams made a field goal of 60 yards or longer in the final 30 seconds of regulation.

17 MINS LATER

Chad ParsonsHOST
18:40
K-A-L-S-H-I, Kalshi.
Chad ParsonsHOST
18:41
Trade what's next.
Chad ParsonsHOST
18:47
Ryan Paganetti again here, and he mentions which offenses are allowing the most free runners.
Chad ParsonsHOST
18:53
So in terms of pressure, pressure, percentage of pass plays with an unblocked pressure in 2026.
Jake MarshHOST
44:40
On CBS on Saturday, between the Indiana Hoosiers and Minnesota Golden Gophers, they both matched 60-plus-yard field goals to head to overtime.
Jake MarshHOST
44:51
And before that game, this is from Ryan Paganetti on Twitter.
Jake MarshHOST
44:55
Ryan Paganetti, director of analytics and Super Bowl-winning NFL coach, formerly with the Eagles, Jags, and Raiders.
Jake MarshHOST
45:04
who provides great insight on Twitter.
Jake MarshHOST
45:06
Follow him.
Jeff NowakHOST
4:49
I really am not.
Jeff NowakHOST
4:50
By Kellen Moore's own admission, like, Brendan Nugent was a big part of this equation, and Brendan Nugent was installing a lot of it, and, you know, Ryan Paganetti, who's TJ's brother, who's big on social media these days, said as much.
Jeff NowakHOST
5:02
I don't think that TJ was as big a part of the conversation, as big a part of the situation, as the title... that he had would suggest.
Jeff NowakHOST
5:11
So be that as it may, the Saints have moved on from TJ.
Dylan SandersHOST
1:47
Obviously, talent and offensive line plays a large role in that, but also Paganetti was someone who's been celebrated.
Dylan SandersHOST
1:54
And I do want to touch on this tweet real quick made by Ryan Paganetti, TJ's brother, who was also in the NFL as a coach.
Dylan SandersHOST
2:02
And he deleted this tweet, but it does have some interesting nuggets and it's going to influence what we're going to talk about in just a second, really.
Dylan SandersHOST
2:10
Super proud of TJ as he was one of only two coaches to win both Super Bowls with the Eagles.
Sal CapaccioGUEST
22:16
He's like, yeah, no reason to change after what happened yesterday.
Mike SchoppHOST
22:19
Ryan Paganetti, former Eagles coach, would approve.
Mike SchoppHOST
22:22
Keep the offensive coaches on the field, conversations, put the defensive coaches in the box.
Mike SchoppHOST
22:28
Historically, not a huge edge, but it's an edge.
Sal CapaccioGUEST
23:20
He's like, yeah, no reason to change after what happened yesterday.
Mike SchoppHOST
23:23
Ryan Paganetti, former Eagles coach, would approve.
Mike SchoppHOST
23:26
Keep the offensive coaches on the field, conversations, put the defensive coaches in the box.
Mike SchoppHOST
23:31
Historically, not a huge edge, but it's an edge.

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