Mike JonesJul 30, 2025
Jones predicted Micah Parsons will eventually sign a deal surpassing T.J. Watt as the NFL's highest-paid pass rusher, that the Hendrickson and McLaurin contract standoffs will get resolved, and ranked Jalen Hurts just behind the league's top four quarterbacks.
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What Mike Jones said
Micah Parsons is going to wind up surpassing TJ. Watt as far as the highest paid pass rusher.
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- The Herd with Colin Cowherd (podcast)
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- Hour 2 - NFL predictions
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The call scored 8.3 out of 100, against 66.7 for a naive guess at the same calls.
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Where this call stands in the room
Jalen Hurts · 2025 season · positional finish3 calls from 3 pundits between 5 positional finish and 16 positional finish. Mike Jones said 5 positional finish. the room's median is 5 positional finish. what happened: 16 positional finish
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positional finishTheir call against what actually happened.
Positional FinishesJalen HurtsPhiladelphia Eagles
Jalen Hurts to finish top 5 at his position, by passing yards
What happenedFinished #16called #5 · by passing yards8.33Miss · naive 66.678.33this call−66.67a naive guess=−58.34worse than naive×2difficulty=−116.67skillThink this is wrong?How this was scored
- skill:
- −116.67
- player:
- Jalen Hurts
- season:
- 2025
- zero credit this far off:
- 12
- accuracy:
- 8.33
- baseline:
- 66.67
- position:
- QB
- ranked by:
- passing yards
- difficulty:
- 2
- the naive guess:
- where he finished last season
- weeks in the season:
- 18
- naive finish:
- 20
- actual finish:
- 16
- weeks left when called:
- 18
- predicted finish:
- 5
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