Saturday 7 July 1877 saw the last underground shift worked at Ding Dong Mine. In a mine frequently referred to as the oldest mine in Cornwall the end of underground work was a totemic moment not just for the mine but for the area and the industry. This was the mine widely believed to have been visited by Christ and, moreover, to have been the source of the copper for King Solomon's temple.
Whether Ding Dong was the oldest mine in Cornwall is really of no great significance. What is significant is that the mine had acquired a venerable mystique and its passing was seen as testament to the state of Cornish mining. And a catastrophic state it was. In the three years before Ding Dong's last underground shift the count of mines in the county fell from 230 to 98. In St Just Balleswidden and the iconic Crowns Mine had been stopped in 1874 while St Ives district had lost St Ives Consols in 1875 and Providence was put up for sale in 1878. The pattern was repeated throughout the mining districts. The case of Providence is particularly noteworthy, after 21 years of continuous dividends the January 1874 meeting announced no dividend due to the declining price of tin. More pointedly, the joint pursers, Samuel Higgs and his son, both left the mine, the elder man due to ill-health and his son, seizing an opportunity, joined the exodus to Australia.
The cause of this calamity? Cheap tin from Australia and the Malay Straits which drove down the price on the market. In 1872, at the height of mini-boom which preceded the collapse, black tin had reached a price not seen since Napoleonic times with an average black tin value over the year of £87 per ton. But the flood of cheap foreign tin over the next few years saw the price plummet, taking the speculative ventures of the boom with it. By 1878 the black tin value for the year had collapsed to £35 per ton. The table tells the story of the collapse of Cornish tin.
Aside from the shock felt by the shareholders of Providence Mine in 1874 this collapse was disastrous for the working miners and their families. Balleswidden, once one of the biggest employers of miners in Cornwall, closed with the loss of 352 jobs, though most men were able to find work at other St Just mines. Providence Mine had a workforce of 500 in January 1870, 300 of them underground. By 1875 the workforce had decreased to 205 and by the time of the final pay day in January 1878 the young men were gone and the older men left workless.
And at Ding Dong? At its peak Ding Dong had provided a livelihood for over 500 people and as late as 1875 the workforce stood at 265 but by November 1877 it was down to 64 and eventually, in January 1878, the bal was "knacked and all hands paid off". These last few had been on short time and meagre wages for months. The last days of Ding Dong Mine were hard.
The tin production data is sourced from Burt et al, Mining in Cornwall and Devon, University of Exeter Press, 2014. The book gives annual values and tonnages and I have merely divided the value by the tonnage to give a crude indicator of black tin value over the period.
If you'd like to take a walk around the ruins of Ding Dong Mine you'll find a good guide in: Exploring Cornish Mines vol 2, Ken Brown and Bob Acton, Landfall Publications, 2007. Old mining sites are dangerous places, especially Ding Dong, so take care and stick to the footpaths.


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Edward Burstynsky holds a B.A. from the University of Toronto in Modern History and Modern Languages, 1958; a Certificate in Education from the Ontario College of Education (1959); M.A. in Romance Philology, University of Toronto (1963); and Ph.D. in Romance Philology and Linguistics, University of Toronto (1967). Between the Certificate in Education and beginning the M.A., Ed taught high school in Preston, Ontario, and in Toronto. Upon the completion of his Ph.D., Burstynsky was hired as an Assistant Professor in Victoria College and the Centre for Linguistic Studies (1967-1969). He was granted tenure in 1968 by Victoria College, and became an Associate Professor in Victoria College and the Centre for Linguistic Studies in 1969.


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Jerry Post, Vice President, Metropolitan Detroit Flower Growers Association
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When: Sunday, May 17, 2015 from 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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The Metropolitan Detroit Flower Growers Association, in partnership with Eastern Market, hosts its 49th Annual Flower Day on Sunday, May 17, 2015 from 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. This annual tradition draws thousands from the region to Eastern Market. Visitors peruse flower growers from Michigan, Ohio, and Canada, all offering their expertise in addition to a variety of flowers, plants, shrubs and the like. Guests can also take advantage of free pick-up and drop-off services available to check their purchases, located at two locations throughout the Market. Adding to the event, guests of all ages can also enjoy food and entertainment.
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In the 1960's southeastern Michigan had the largest production of bedding plants in the United States. Unfortunately, two-thirds of the crop was sold out of state. In 1966, a group of 20 flower growers in the metropolitan Detroit area formed the Metro Detroit Flower Growers Association (MDFGA) to promote awareness and local sales. The first Flower Day was held at the Michigan State Fairgrounds and featured displays, not sales, by local growers. In 1967, after the success of the event at the fairgrounds, MDFGA moved its event to Eastern Market, where growers could sell as well as display their products.
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"The fury of the virus illustrates the folly of war."
That's is what United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres exclaimed as he delivered an appeal to warring parties around the world to lay down arms in a global ceasefire.
The United States, which is currently engaged in war hostilities on nearly every continent of the world, should and must lead the way.
As we've mentioned a few times recently, COVID-19 has shown in sharp contrast how badly screwed up our national security priorities are. As the Center for Global Development points out, the Pentagon is "a woefully insufficient, inefficient, and expensive tool to combat a pandemic. What is needed most right now are scientists and medical workers collaborating across countries."
Please, add your name in calling on world leaders to speak out and publicly support a global ceasefire today.
A global ceasefire would allow scientists, medical workers, and humanitarians to reach populations that are most vulnerable to the threat of COVID-19. The same people most devastated by hostility and wars–women and children, people with disabilities, the marginalized, displaced and refugees–are also the most likely to suffer devastating losses to this pandemic.
Additionally, health care systems in war-torn countries have often already reached the point of collapse, as is the case in Yemen with the Saudi-led war there. Given its support and assistance in this brutal war, the U.S. will be directly complicit in any further tragedy there due to COVID-19.
It's imperative that the U.S. government, through medical workers and scientists, not soldiers and bombs, do everything in its power to fight this pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic represents a huge threat to international peace and security, and its solutions will be humanitarian in nature, not military.
That's why it's so important for the U.S. to back the global ceasefire, and finally put an end to its endless wars of choice. Please, sign your name to our call for world leaders to speak out and do everything they can in support of the ceasefire.
We have the resources to fight COVID-19 at an unprecedented level. Yet we're spending them wrong. Last year, the U.S. spent over $740 billion on the Pentagon, yet just $8 billion for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. We each know what is killing the most people, both here in the U.S. and around the world. It's time to rethink what true security really is, and time to rework our national security priorities. A global ceasefire could create an environment for this critical conversation. All we have to do, is do it.
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With the government preparing to table its amendments to the Canadian version of the Magnitsky Act, a renowned international human rights lawyer says such legislation could help mitigate rights abuses in the world.
Bill S-226 would establish Magnitsky-style sanctions on human rights violators not only in Russia but worldwide, denying them visas and seizing their assets.
He says it is important the bill "applies globally"—which it does in its current form.
"It undercuts the very notion of respect of human rights if you are going to promote the respect for human rights in one country not the other," he said.
The legislation is named after Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who uncovered the largest tax fraud in his country's history and was subsequently detained for a year in a Moscow prison and tortured. He died in November 2009 after being beaten by eight guards while handcuffed to a bedrail. He was 37.
It undercuts the very notion of respect of human rights if you are going to promote the respect for human rights in one country and not the other.
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said on May 17 that the government would support the bill after "some technical amendments" have been made. Those amendments will be tabled on June 15. The bill passed the Senate in April.
Under the legislation, the individuals responsible for Magnitsky's death—none of whom have been brought to justice—could be sanctioned. The bill would also allow Canada to impose sanctions on foreign nationals responsible for gross violations of internationally recognized human rights or significant acts of corruption in a foreign country.
In the House on May 29, Conservative MP James Bezan presented an e-petition supporting Bill S-226. He said passing the legislation would put Canada on par with other countries that have a Magnitsky Act.
"This puts us in line with the United States, with the United Kingdom, with the European Parliament, Estonia, and a few other countries that have made the measures to have global Magnitsky legislation," he told NTD Television.
Thirteen years ago, Matas presented to Canada's War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity Unit a list of 45 names of Chinese officials who were instrumental in the campaign of persecution against the Falun Gong spiritual discipline in China. The aim was to have them barred from entering Canada or investigated or even prosecuted if they came here.
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Washington|Inspector Lists Computers With Atomic Secrets as Missing
Inspector Lists Computers With Atomic Secrets as Missing
By Matthew L. Wald
WASHINGTON, March 30 — The office in charge of protecting American technical secrets about nuclear weapons from foreign spies is missing 20 desktop computers, at least 14 of which have been used for classified information, the Energy Department inspector general reported on Friday.
This is the 13th time in a little over four years that an audit has found that the department, whose national laboratories and factories do most of the work in designing and building nuclear warheads, has lost control over computers used in working on the bombs.
Aside from the computers it cannot find, the department is also using computers not listed in its inventory, and one computer listed as destroyed was in fact being used, the audit said.
"Problems with the control and accountability of desktop and laptop computers have plagued the department for a number of years," the report said.
In January, Linton F. Brooks was fired as the administrator of the National Nuclear Security Agency, the Energy Department agency in charge of bombs, because of security problems. The agency was created in the 1990s because of security scandals.
When the most recent audit began, the Counterintelligence Directorate was unable to find 141 desktop computers. In some cases, documents were found indicating that the computers had been taken out of service.
Previous incidents of wayward computers have also involved nuclear weapons information. But the office involved in this breach has a special responsibility, tracking and countering efforts to steal bomb information. Its computers would have material on what the department knew about foreign operatives and efforts to steal sensitive information.
The report includes a response from the security agency that generally agrees with the findings. But the inspector general, Gregory H. Friedman, noted in his report that "the comments did not include planned corrective actions with target completion dates."
A spokesman for the department, Craig Stevens, said Energy Secretary Samuel W. Bodman "recognizes that we need to manage this place better."
The counterintelligence office was recently merged with the intelligence office to improve operations, Mr. Stevens said.


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Карл Адальберт Крюгер (; , Атчисон, штат Канзас — , Элджин, штат Иллинойс) — американский дирижёр.

Окончил колледж в своём родном городе (1913), в 1914—1915 гг. учился в Консерватории Новой Англии у Уоллеса Гудрича (орган) и Джорджа Уайтфилда Чедуика (композиция). В 1916 году получил в Канзасском университете степень магистра искусств за диссертацию «Современный орган» (). Одновременно с 15 лет играл на органе в церкви Святого Марка в Атчисоне, затем в Кальварийской баптистской церкви в Канзас-Сити, а по окончании университета занял место органиста-ассистента в церкви Святого Луки в Нью-Йорке. Оттуда перешёл в церковь Святой Анны, где служил органистом до 1920 года; в 1920 году совершил гастрольную поездку по Бразилии.

Затем отправился в Европу для продолжения образования. Изучал философию и право в Венском университете, одновременно занимаясь теорией музыки под руководством Роберта Фукса. Решив посвятить себя дирижированию, брал уроки у Артура Никиша, по рекомендации которого затем работал ассистентом Франца Шалька в Венской опере и Венском филармоническом оркестре.

В 1926 году был приглашён возглавить Сиэтлский симфонический оркестр, возрождённый после нескольких лет перерыва в работе. По мнению ряда наблюдателей, эффективная работа Крюгера вывела этот провинциальный коллектив в число десяти-двенадцати лучших оркестров США. Затем, однако, с началом Великой депрессии делаемые оркестром сборы резко упали, и в самом конце 1931 года Крюгер подал в отставку. В 1933 году стал одним из инициаторов создания Филармонического оркестра Канзас-Сити и руководил им в течение десяти лет.

В 1943 году стал главным дирижёром Детройтского симфонического оркестра — как и в Сиэтле, после того, как оркестр некоторое время не функционировал из-за финансовых проблем. Дебютировал с оркестром 21 октября, дав мемориальный концерт памяти важнейшего из предыдущих руководителей коллектива, Осипа Габриловича. Крюгер значительно увеличил присутствие в программе оркестра произведений современных американских композиторов. 30 января 1945 года оркестр под управлением Крюгера дал концерт в нью-йоркском Карнеги-холле, вызвав восторженный отзыв Вирджила Томсона в газете New York Herald Tribune. В 1946 году Крюгер как дирижёр предпринял европейские гастроли, выступив с разными оркестрами во Франкфурте-на-Майне, Париже, Хельсинки, Стокгольме, Копенгагене, Осло, Вене, Праге и Мадриде. В качестве солистов с Детройтским оркестром под управлением Крюгера выступали, в частности, Артур Шнабель, Мариан Андерсон, Юсси Бьёрлинг. Тем не менее, к 1949 году затяжной конфликт между оркестрантами, дирижёром и менеджментом привёл к роспуску оркестра, Крюгер вышел в отставку и покинул Детройт.

С 1949 года жил и работал в Нью-Йорке, где основал собственный Американский мастерский оркестр (), с которым записал несколько альбомов американской музыки в рамках проекта «Сохранение американского музыкального наследия». В 1958 году выпустил книгу «Путь дирижёра» () — историю своей профессии.

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Several of our villas lend themselves to wedding day festivities, offering space, a beautiful setting, a touch of luxury and a highly professional level of service.
The company's London offices work hand in hand with its concierge who, along with the gracious owners and the villas' staff, will be there on the day to ensure that everything runs smoothly and according to plan.
Apart from sublime venues, The Thinking Traveller can also arrange a variety of essential services, including help with the formalities of getting married in Italy, catering, flowers, accommodation for extra guests in other The Thinking Traveller properties nearby, airport transfers, live music and much, much more.
In accordance with Italian law, official wedding ceremonies can only take place in a church (for Catholic Weddings) or in a town hall (for Civil Weddings). Should you choose the second option, we can also arrange a supplementary symbolic ceremony at your villa, giving you the opportunity to share your vows with your family and friends.
There are a number of bureaucratic requirements that you will need to fulfil to get married in Italy. These differ depending on your nationality and where you want to get married (i.e. in a church or in a town hall). We will be happy to provide you with a detailed list of the documentation you need, but we also recommend you contact your government's Foreign Office and/or an Italian Embassy or Consulate.
For information about suitable villas for weddings and assistance in planning your dream day in Sicily, please write to info@thethinkingtraveller.com or give us a call on +44 (0)20 7377 8518 or 1-800-490-1107 (toll-free from the US and Canada). In the meantime, please find below some information on services, pricing and general conditions.
For other special occasions (birthday parties, wedding anniversaries, etc.) click here.
Weddings can generally only be organised from January to the end of May and from October to December, and then only with the prior agreement of the owner.
Rental prices for villas vary depending on the time of year and include the rental of the villa (accommodation for the max. number of guests stated) and all the villa's services and facilities as per website.
Additional guests over the maximum that the villa has been booked for may not stay at the villa overnight. Please note that the number of guests for an event includes those staying at the villa.
There is a compulsory event fee – please see below for more information on services and costs in addition to those for the villa rental.
Our wedding planner's presence and supervision at the wedding day for 8 hours. If the wedding planner is required to stay more than 8 hours on the day, there will be an additional charge of € 60 per hour.
NB The information above refers to the wedding reception only, i.e. only one event at the villa. If you wish to organise other events/dinners, etc. during your week at the villa and invite more guests (i.e. anyone over and above the maximum occupancy of the property), please contact us for more info regarding feasibility and guest numbers. Extra charges will apply.
Additional event fees (around €3,000 for our larger properties) will be payable on top of the compulsory wedding planning fee. These will vary, depending on the precise nature of the event (i.e. exceptional/extraordinary use of the property), the villa in question, special requests, the number of people and the time of year. Please let us know all the details of your event as early as possible (and certainly before booking) so that we can provide you with detailed pricing in good time.
Optional - Legal documentation/Marriage Coordination. Please contact us for prices.
We will be happy to help with the hassle of obtaining legal documents here in Italy. It will be your responsibility to provide all the required personal documentation by the deadline (normally 30 days before the date of the wedding).
We will also be happy to help you to design and coordinate the following services. Please ask us for prices.
After the big day, the big honeymoon! Look at our fantastic selection of honeymoon villas!


"Conducting Research with Tribal Communities: Sovereignty, Ethics, and " by Catherine O'Neill, Anna Harding et al.
When conducting research with American Indian tribes, informed consent beyond conventional Institutional Review Board (IRB) review is needed because there may be potential for adverse consequences at a community or governmental level that are unrecognized by academic researchers. This paper reviews sovereignty, research ethics, and data-sharing considerations when doing community-based participatory health-related or natural resource-related research with American Indian nations and presents a model material and data-sharing agreement that meets tribal and university requirements. Only tribal nations themselves can identify potential adverse outcomes, and they can do this only if they understand the assumptions and methods of the proposed research. Tribes much be truly equal partners in study design, data collection, interpretation, and publication. Advances in protection of intellectual property rights are also applicable to IRB reviews, as are principles of sovereignty and indigenous rights, all of which affect data ownership and control. Academic researchers engaged in tribal projects should become familiar with all three areas: sovereignty, ethics and informed consent, and intellectual property rights (IPR). We recommend developing an agreement with tribal partners that reflects both health-related IRB and natural resource-related IPR considerations.
Catherine O'Neill & Anna Harding et al., Conducting Research with Tribal Communities: Sovereignty, Ethics and Data-Sharing Issues, 120 ENVTL. HEALTH PERSP. 6 (2012).


We love visiting San Diego County, and it was awesome to return for our 3rd annual contest at the Transworld Skateboarding Park! We had our Student and Non-student Divisions, so everyone got a piece of the contest action. Many familiar faces came through with the stoke, and the crowd was in for a great day!
Students came out from UC Irvine, UC San Diego, UC Riverside, San Diego Community College, Allen Hancock College, CSU San Marcos, CSU Fullerton, and the University of Southern California. Our non-student rippers road tripped from all over Southern California, from the city of San Diego all the way up to Lompoc, CA! We were glad to have Monster hooking up beverages and Transworld Skateboarding helping us bring it all together.
It was a treat to have Kenny Hoyle, Tommy Barker, and Zach "Ducky" Kovacs judging the contest all day!
Following the main event, we had a HEAVY best trick jam on the whole park, and it was absolutely decimated.
Our best trick MVP (AGAIN!) was Joseph Cheeney (@joecheeney from UC Riverside) with a feeble grind to frontside 360 shuv-it on the bump to flat rail.
All of our awesome PHOTOS were taken by (OG Transworld photographer) Jim Goodrich.
This VIDEO was filmed and edited by Tylre Wilcox (@wilcoxfilms).
Thanks again to everyone that came out and made the event so epic!


"I'm a good ol country Midwest girl with a lot of hair and makeup," says Channel 3 anchor Romona Robinson. The Missouri native has been on Cleveland television for more than 20 years.
On a June morning filled with promise, a teenage Romona Robinson stood up in her tiny church in rural Missouri to declare what her future would be.
Each graduating senior announced their plans and dreams to the congregation. When it was Romona's turn, she said she was going to college to become a television anchor.
The bold statement was her defining moment, a first step in a long career.
Afterward, a well-meaning church lady buttonholed Romona's mother, Henrietta Robinson, for some frank talk, with Romona listening in the background.
"You tell that girl to get that notion out of her head. She ain't gonna get no job reading the television news. White people never gonna let black people sit next to them and give the news. Tell that girl to study something sensible."
After all, in the 1970s, black news anchors were rare.
Years later, as the minutes ticked down to Robinson's debut as Cleveland's first black female evening anchor on WUAB Channel 43's inaugural newscast, she flashed back to that well-meaning but narrow-minded advice.
Her mind replayed the steps that had taken her from that Missouri childhood to an anchor desk.
I've arrived, she thought. I'm here.
Robinson, a statuesque beauty who radiates the warmth and sincerity of a favorite sister, is the only solo anchor in Cleveland news, the 15th-largest media market in the country.
She was named WKYC Channel 3's evening anchor after her longtime co-anchor, Tim White, left in December when he and the station could not agree on a contract. Robinson is the first black woman to be the sole anchor of a weeknight newscast here. She joined Channel 3 in 1997.
Channel 3 news director Rita Andolsen said the solo-anchor format is a bit risky but Robinson is a proven talent in the Cleveland market. "I would not have tried it with anybody but Romona," she said.
Former Channel 5 general manager John Butte, now a media consultant, said he was surprised by the decision to put Robinson behind the anchor desk alone, but the move reflects changes in how viewers relate to newscasts. Viewers used to bond with a news "family," but now the emphasis is on transmitting the news and less on warm feelings, he said.
But Robinson's fans appear to have no shortage of warm feelings for her. Solicitous viewers e-mail her cold remedies when they think they've heard a tickle in her throat. Friends plan an extra 30 minutes into any outing to allow for her to greet well-wishers, said Kelly Banks, who met Robinson when both worked at Channel 43.
"She will not turn anybody away," said Banks, vice president of community relations for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. "After 20 years of friendship, you just get used to it."
Channel 3 is counting on Robinson, in a time of declining ad revenues for local television, to keep the station competitive in the scramble for viewership.
The March ratings period will be her first report card as solo anchor. In November, she and White ranked second at both 6 p.m. and 11 p.m.
"I can't worry myself with that," said Robinson, 49. "I just concentrate each and every day on delivering a quality newscast."
Romona Robinson chats with Channel 3 news director Rita Andolsen, left, and other staffers at the end of an evening newscast. Robinson anchors the 6 and 11 p.m. news.
Her workday begins with editorial meetings to discuss that day's news reports. The solo-anchor format is quicker-paced and calls for heavy reporter involvement, Robinson explained. During the newscast, she will ask reporters questions, so as 6 p.m. approaches, she chats with them about their stories.
Every week she tapes Romona's Kids, segments that spotlight exceptional students. She's proud of the long-running series, which airs during the 6 p.m. Friday newscast, and the fact that many of those kids, now grown, continue to check in with her.
After the 6 p.m. newscast, she's free to head out to a dinner of her favorite meal, grilled salmon and riesling. Fridays are date night with husband Rodney Tyler, a technology consultant who shares her passion for sports and comedy clubs. The couple met in a Washington, D.C., bar, after Robinson had told a girlfriend that she wished a man would just introduce himself instead of trying corny pickup lines. A minute later, Tyler did just that.
The couple married in 2004 -- Channel 3 viewers were treated to glimpses of the fairy-tale wedding -- and commuted between Cleveland and Tyler's home in Washington, D.C., until his children graduated from high school. Tyler moved here last year.
Robinson debated moving to D.C., but it never felt right. Here, she's surrounded by loyal friends who say her only failing is her inability to cook.
"This is definitely my home. This is where I want to be," Robinson said.
Cleveland is her home by choice. Her home by birth is Wilson City, a tiny hamlet hugging the Mississippi River in the Bootheel region of Missouri.
Wilson City was one of 10 segregated villages created in the 1940s to house sharecroppers evicted from rented homes when New Deal farm policies encouraged landowners to raise less cotton. The tiny (population 165), poor and mostly black village sees most of its young people become farm laborers or find retail jobs in larger cities, according to a regional history expert.
But in the Robinson household, matriarch Henrietta Robinson pushed her children to dream big and get out.
Six-year-old Romona, a middle child in a family of 10 girls and one boy, remembers watching the news and wanting to be like her idol, Walter Cronkite. She joined three of her siblings at Lincoln University, a historically black college in Jefferson City, Mo.
Her first job after graduation was spinning records at a country-western station in Jefferson City, in 1981. The following year a Jefferson City television station hired her. Her proud family, unable to tune in to her station, would drive to an older sister's home in Jefferson City just to watch her.
Robinson gained experience in everything from weekend anchoring to sports, but she was passed over for the 6 p.m. anchor job in favor of a Miss Missouri beauty-pageant contestant. She moved on to a television job in Charleston, S.C., but after three years she left without a steppingstone in sight.
A great audition tape became her ticket to Cleveland.
In 1987, Dan Acklen was given the job of putting together Channel 43's first newscast. About 1,000 anchors and reporters sent tapes -- the equivalent of a resume -- to Acklen. Only 30 seconds into Robinson's -- which included a shot of her being wiped out by a hurricane-whipped wave -- he was sold.
"The camera loved her. She had a calm self-assurance that was very appealing," said Acklen, 58, now retired and living in Grants Pass, Ore.
The fact that Robinson was Cleveland's first black female anchor wasn't lost on the small-minded. She received racist mail that rattled her nerves. Her mother, fearing for her safety, urged her to come back home.
Now she's proud that she can go anywhere in Northeast Ohio, from dancing the polka ("I did it poorly") and Irish jigs to taking part in Kwanzaa celebrations.
"There are huge hearts in Northeast Ohio," she said. "Thank goodness I didn't run."
Robinson paved the way for other black women anchoring the evening local news now, including WJW Channel 8's Stacey Bell, WEWS Channel 5's Danita Harris and channels 19 and 43's Sharon Reed. Former Channel 8 evening anchor Eleanor Hayes and Channel 5 anchor Tonya Strong-Charles are also part of this sorority.
Strong-Charles was in her first job at an Akron television station when Robinson had been named a co-anchor at Channel 43. "It gave me hope that being a main anchor could be a possibility," said Strong-Charles, now director of media relations at John Carroll University.
The first Channel 43 anchor lineup included Robinson, co-anchor Bob Hetherington, meteorologist Frank Cariello and Gib Shanley. After a year, Hetherington was replaced by Jack Marschall, who co-anchored with Robinson for nearly nine years.
When Channel 43 changed ownership, Robinson said she felt pressured to sign a new deal, and when she delayed, she was told not to bother coming in again.
Channel 3 general manager Brooke Spectorsky -- who had worked with Robinson at Channel 43 -- was more than happy to hire her in 1997. She co-anchored with Judd Hambrick, then White.
The pairing of White and Robinson brought together two people who shared a small-town upbringing and respected what each brought to the anchor desk. She gave him human warmth; he gave her intellectual gravitas.
White remembers Robinson as a friend he could joke with and also discuss serious issues such as race, education and politics.
"Sure, she's charming, glamorous and dresses like a Hollywood star," said White, via e-mail from his home in Cody, Wyo. "But she always remembers where she came from, and the strong support she had from the beginning -- especially from her mom, her teachers, and her faith."
Robinson and Tyler entertain at a five-bedroom home in a southeast suburb, and sang a duet at their annual backyard talent show last year. Sunday mornings are spent at the interdenominational 5,000-member Mount Zion Church in Oakwood; Robinson often is called to the pulpit to give an inspirational message.
"She does it with a spirit of humility," said her pastor, Rev. Larry Macon Sr. "She is a peaceable person. She has a sense of serenity, which is unique."
Family continues to be important. Two of Robinson's sisters have lived in Cleveland, and she was a second mom for a young niece for several years.
"Those were the best years of my life," Robinson said. "It brought new perspective to my life."


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Triple Zeros: NBA Tip-Off Tuesday
December 22, 2020 Josh Buckhalter
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Week 14 Primetime Monemakers: Lights, Cam-era, Action
Don't look now, or quote us on this, but it appears we are back to a regular schedule in Week 14, complete with Thursday Night Football and all. This just a week after having two games played at non-traditional times due to positive COVID tests with the Baltimore Ravens delaying their matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers from Thanksgiving night to the following Wednesday. Others were involved and had positives along the way, but Baltimore was the big mover. It's a position we saw the Tennessee Titans in earlier in the year, which also impacted Pittsburgh.
Last week was solid. We went 2-1, leaving the Baltimore-Dallas game alone due to the uncertainty up until kickoff when they still had Dez Bryant test positive. In fact, the only thing that kept it from being great was the Washington Football Team upsetting the Pittsburgh Steelers. Our record sits at (an unacceptable) 11-15 even with the good week. But last week was just the start of our winning streak to close out the year. As always, there's money to be made and if anyone is going to make it, it might as well be us.
Pats @ Rams Leads Week 14's Primetime Moneymakers
New England Patriots (6-6) at Los Angeles Rams (8-4)
Spread: Rams -4.5
O/U: 44
Quiet as kept, the New England Patriots (6-6 ATS) have won two in a row and four of their last five. Cam Newton, averaging less than 200 passing yards per game, has cleaned up his act of late. He's still well under 200 yards per, but he's thrown three touchdowns and just two interceptions. Major improvement after he threw seven interceptions but just two touchdowns over his first six games. His offense is 23rd in DVOA, per Football Outsiders but has gone from averaging just over 19 points per game to more than 27 PPG in that same span. The defense, also 23rd in DVOA, has made a similarly positive switch, going from allowing 23 PPG to 17 PPG (the shutout helped).
Not to be outdone, the Los Angeles Rams (7-5 ATS) have won three of four since their bye. They've beaten Seattle, Tampa Bay, and Arizona in that span but did drop one to San Francisco. Still, they're fourth in offense DVOA and fifth in defense DVOA. They've been mediocre scoring points, ranking just 17th despite them being third in yards. But their defense has been stingy, ranking fifth in points and second in yards allowed. Jared Goff has completed better than 73 percent of his passes in a stretch of accuracy only outdone by his performance from Weeks 2 to 5. But he has thrown four touchdowns to four interceptions and has lost two fumbles in that time.
Both of these teams are 3-1 ATS the last four weeks, making this more complicated than it should be. They last met in Super Bowl LIII, a game the Patriots won 13-3. This one shapes up as another defensive showdown so the under is probably the most appealing play. The Rams are 4-1 at home but their (small) record against the Patriots doesn't lend much confidence to backing them straight up. Can you talk yourself into taking the Pats given what we know about both teams over the last month? It's tough, but take the Pats plus points. They've failed to cover a spread less than a touchdown just twice and haven't lost to L.A. since 2001.
Pittsburgh Steelers (11-1) at Buffalo Bills (9-3)
Spread: Bills -2
O/U: 48.5
In a loss that was equal parts surprising and a long time coming, the Pittsburgh Steelers (8-4 ATS) fell to the Washington Football Team in Week 13. As Chase Young and Monte Sweat mused after the game though, Baltimore had exposed some things the week prior. Pittsburgh has also failed to hit the century mark as a team on the ground in six of the last seven games. They've failed to crack 50 yards as a team in four of them. That's a large part of why their offense is 17th in offense DVOA. Their defense is still first in DVOA but they just gave up 273 passing yards to the Football Team, the most they've allowed all season.
The Buffalo Bills (7-5 ATS) started 4-0 but went 3-3 over their next six games, including a loss to Arizona right before the bye. They've gone 2-0 since returning with wins over the Chargers and 49ers so it's hard to say if they've truly regained their form from earlier in the year. They are 3-2 against teams currently in the playoffs. But their last such win came back in Week 9 at home against the Seahawks, who have gone 2-2 since. Buffalo, is seventh in offense DVOA and 16th in defense DVOA. They've been reliant on the passing game, hitting 100 team rushing yards in just five games (90-plus in two others) despite the threat of Josh Allen. Defense is the opposite.
Buffalo is 4-0 ATS the last four weeks while Pittsburgh is in the midst of a 0-2 skid. And while the Steelers still the analytics darling defensively, the Bills passing game certainly passes the eye test. Of course, there is something to be said for your head coach calling you out to to the media for your effort. It's very possible for the Steelers to come out clicking at a level we haven't seen for weeks. That puts the over squarely in play in a matchup of top-10 scoring outfits. It's been mostly unders in Steelers games this year but they haven't faced many offenses like the Bills. However, the Bills haven't seen many pass rushes like the Steelers. Pittsburgh plus the points.
Baltimore Ravens (7-5) at Cleveland Browns (9-3)
Spread: Browns +3
This will be a good test of whether the Baltimore Ravens (6-6 ATS) really turned a corner last week or if they just beat up on a bad team in Dallas. Conventional wisdom might point to the latter being the case as they had lost three straight before that. But they were missing several key players due to injury and COVID issues so maybe the last month is just the side-effect of that. The Ravens are just 21st in offense DVOA, being carried by their seventh-ranked defense. Baltimore also has just one win against a playoff team all season; against the Colts back in Week 9.
It's a new day in Cleveland as the Browns (5-7 ATS) are will have a winning season for the first time since 2007. That's amazing not only for that reason but also when considering how the talk around the team sounded just a few weeks ago when losses to the Steelers and Raiders had folks talking about the Browns beating up on weak teams. Flash forward and Cleveland's current four-game streak seemed doomed for the same type of talk before they took the Titans to the woodshed in Week 13. Cleveland is 23rd in total DVOA making them the second-lowest ranked playoff team behind the Giants.
So which team would be beating up on a weaker opponent here? If it was in the preseason the easy answer would be the Ravens are the bully. But the last few weeks they've struggled to beat bad or similarly-struggling squads. That doesn't bode well against a Browns squad that is feeling itself in the run-up to its first playoff appearance in over a decade. Cleveland has the worse record against the number but a home dog against a questionable opponent seems too good pass on. Injuries along the defensive front for Baltimore could be the difference here in a game that will most likely be decided on the ground. That could also make the under attractive.
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NFL Week 7 Primetime Moneymakers: Mack/Donalds
October 21, 2020 Josh Buckhalter
Don't look now, but we are on course to have all our regularly scheduled games played at the time they were initially scheduled! It's the small victories people. We even get the luxury of Thursday Night Football. Hopefully, you read the sarcasm dripping from the word "luxury" because the matchup is another letdown; the New York Giants (1-5) take on the Philadelphia Eagles (1-4-1). Despite their putrid records, this game will have first-place implications for the NFC East.
Another 1-2 week brings us to 2-4 on the season. No, it's not ideal, but that's the process and we have notched a win each week. As usual, there is still more money to be made. If anyone is going to win it, it might as well be us, right?
**Just when we thought we were safe from games being rescheduled, for at least a week anyway, the NFL has flexed the Seattle Seahawks visiting the Arizona Cardinals to Sunday night in place of Bucs-Raiders due to Las Vegas having its entire starting offensive line and safety Johnathan Abram on COVID watch**
Primetime Moneymakers Week 7
New York Giants (1-5) @ Philadelphia Eagles (1-4-1)
Spread: Eagles -4.5
This would typically be one to avoid. With so many injuries for both teams, it's challenging getting a bead on how this one will go. New York is 3-3 ATS, but all three of their wins have come on the road and two have come in the last three weeks. The Giants offense is putrid, ranking 32nd in DVOA, per Football Outsiders, and 27th or worse in passing yards per game, rushing yards per game, in points per game. But their defense is…better. They rank 17th in DVOA (23rd in pass defense, 15th in rush defense).
Philadelphia (2-4) can't catch a break. Okay, bad choice of words. But just as the Iggles look to get DeSean Jackson and Alshon Jeffery back they lose Zach Ertz and Miles Sanders for multiple weeks. How healthy will Jackson and Jeffery (a longshot) be in their respective returns? Already without Dallas Goedert, will Richard Rodgers be able to step up? Or will it be the Travis Fulgham show for another week?
Both of these teams are bad and injured and are only on in primetime because everyone must get a shot. Philly's defense is porous, but the Giants offense is inept. So the question is can the Giants defense keep this one close. They managed to hold the Rams offense to 17 points on the road a couple of weeks ago before struggling against the Cowboys and Football Team. Leave the spread alone and take the Eagles straight up and the under (44.5) in what could be a very ugly watch. They should win handily and hopefully (and mercifully) will get this one over quickly.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-2) @ Las Vegas Raiders (3-2)
Spread: Raiders +3.5
Last we saw of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers they were putting the screws to Aaron Rodgers and the Packers to the tune of 38-straight points and a 28-point lead. It was Tampa's (3-3 ATS) largest margin of victory of the season and came against what was supposed to be their stiffest challenge. Tampa is first in overall and defensive DVOA and is seventh in offensive DVOA. Not an easy task, though both of their losses came on the road.
If there's one team with reason not to fear the Bucs it's Las Vegas (3-2 ATS). After all, they have already taken out the Saints and beat the Chiefs in Arrowhead before their bye. Those are two impressive notches for a team no one is talking about. Derek Carr is having a career year. He commands the sixth-ranked offense in DVOA, is leading the league with a career-best 73.1 completion percentage, and is throwing more touchdowns to fewer interceptions than he ever has. His defense is among the worst in the league so he will have to keep it up to keep up the Raiders winning ways.
The spread (-4) wants you to remember and believe the Raiders two big wins instead of the Bucs thrashing of Green Bay. But Tampa's defense is better than the Saints or Chiefs and does a good job of limiting big plays over the top; a key in Vegas' win over KC. Only two of the Bucs opponents have matched the Raiders implied total of 24 points. And against the Patriots and Broncos, two defense close to the Bucs, the most Vegas could muster was 23 points. Take the Bucs, minus the points, and the under as they match up perfectly with what the Raiders want to do.
Seattle Seahawks (5-0) @ Arizona Cardinals (4-2)
Spread: Cardinals +3.5
The Seahawks (4-1 ATS) are the sole remaining undefeated team in the NFL. Russell Wilson is the odds-on favorite to win MVP, the first of his career. Following the #LetRussCook motto, Seattle's gunslinger leads the NFL in touchdown passes, yards per attempt, and passer rating. The Seahawks are fifth in total DVOA. That's due to their offense ranking first because their defense is 26th. Letting Russ cook has seemingly been more out of necessity than choice.
Two weeks in a row in primetime for the Cardinals (4-2 ATS)? That's what the first 4-2 start since 2015 gets you. Obviously this has everything to do with the Raiders COVID issues, but don't sleep on Kyler Murray's Cardinals. What we saw from this offense (12th in DVOA) against the Cowboys last Monday could happen again against the porous Seattle secondary. Murray, a preseason favorite for MVP, has had an uneven 2020, throwing six interceptions. But he threw three of those in one (awful) game but he has also thrown 10 touchdown passes and has run for another.
Arizona won the last matchup between these two teams back in December last season. Before that though, Seattle won three straight. Wilson is absolutely dealing right now and, while Murray's Cardinals had big plays against the Cowboys, he was just 9/24 passing on the night. The Seahawks only win by fewer than five points came last week against a desperate Minnesota Vikings squad. Arizona's losses both came against the best offenses they've faced. Take Seattle minus the points and the over as this could be a fun watch on Sunday night.
Chicago Bears (5-1) @ Los Angeles Rams (4-2)
Spread: Rams -6
These two teams are meeting in primetime for the third time in as many seasons. The Chicago Bears (4-2 ATS) are riding high on a two-game win streak and sitting in first place in the NFC North. Very much on-brand, it has been the defense (fifth in DVOA) doing the heavy lifting. Khalil Mack and Akiem Hick are dominant as ever and Kyle Fuller has locked down the perimeter along with Jaylon Johnson. Can Nick Foles survive a Rams defense that features the NFL sack-leader, Aaron Donald?
Jared Goff has enjoyed a bounceback season and has the Rams (3-3) looking like a contender once again. They're fifth in offensive DVOA and the offensive line has only allowed seven sacks, tied for second in the league. Goff has his full-compliment of weapons with Cooper Kupp back after tearing his ACL last season. And he has the luxury of three talented running backs to hand the ball off to. He has one of the highest yards per attempt averages which could be problematic against Mack and Co.
Neither of the previous two matchups between Sean McVay's Rams and Matt Nagy's Bears have topped 24 points. So the 45-point total might be a little optimistic. The Bears offense isn't reliable and their defense should be able to limit the Rams. The spread (Rams -6) says Vegas thinks that won't be the case. After what we saw against the bruised and beaten 49ers, you have to understand our skepticism. Even if this is in-line with the margin of victory from before. The Bears don't look scary offensively. But the Rams, outside of Donald, don't either. Take Chicago plus the points and ride the under.
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Free Agency Best and Worst: NFC West
April 22, 2020 Josh Buckhalter
All good things must come to an end and, thus, we have reached that point with our Best and Worst series. Our final installment takes on the NFC West. There hasn't been too much change at the top, but a cellar-dweller seems poised to make some noise in 2021 and a former contender suddenly has a need to retool.
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Best and Worst of Free Agency: NFC West
Best Move: Nuking the Competition
The best trade of the offseason may be up for debate. Rob Gronkowski to Tampa has made it interesting. But the Arizona Cardinals trade (see: fleecing) with the Houston Texans for stud wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins might take the cake. Not only did they get arguably the best receiver in the game today, but they also moved the massive contract of running back David Johnson.
Murray, the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, got through last season with the ageless Larry Fitzgerald as his top option. Fitz is a Hall of Famer without a doubt, but at this point, Hopkins is undoubtedly the better receiver. At least one writer thought Kyler Murray would be the MVP next season. That number is sure to rise now.
Worst Move: Not Protecting the Franchise
It just wouldn't be a Best and Worst installment without lamenting an organization's failure to address a porous offensive line. Murray tied with Matt Ryan and Russell Wilson for the league-lead with 48 sacks taken. Sure, some of that could be attributed to rookie struggles. But the Cards line was just as much of an issue in 2018 with Josh Rosen.
Murray mobile to say the least so it's also not a stretch to say he covered up some of the deficiencies of the line. Arizona re-signed Marcus Gilbert, who didn't see the field in 2019, and has starting center A.Q. Shipley sitting in limbo. He's started every game for the last three years. With four picks in the first four rounds (but no second-rounder) watch for a couple of linemen to land in the desert.
Next Move: Stop…Anybody
Arizona's offense should be very formidable next season. Murray, Fitz, Nuk, and the re-signed Kenyan Drake can be as good as any other group in the division. But the defense needs a LOT of work. They finished 2019 ranked 24th in rushing yards allowed and 31st in passing yards allowed.
They were in the top-10 in ESPN's Pass Rush Win-Rate metric and had Chandler Jones' 19.5 sacks (2nd) so the issue isn't the pass rush, though Jones could use a running mate. Rookie cornerback Byron Murphy had a rough season opposite Patrick Peterson who was involved in trade rumors last season. The biggest issue is a lack of playmakers; Arizona ranked 27th in takeaways.
Best Move: Ummm…
This offseason has been…interesting for the Los Angeles Rams with not much of it being in a good way. They've had to cut their high-priced running back due to injury concerns. Cap issues have forced them to watch pass rusher Dante Fowler (who had 11.5 sacks) head to Atlanta. They also managed to retain Michael Brockers after his deal with Baltimore fell through.
Los Angeles did add A'Shawn Robinson from Detroit and Leonard Floyd from Chicago. So maybe that's the best thing for the Rams this offseason. That they were able to add anyone (they're currently $6 million over the cap) is remarkable. They even took advantage of the halt in physicals to keep Brockers and Floyd on hold while deciding who to keep or how to keep both.
Worst Move: Lack of Foresight
This might be the most obvious of all the sections so far. The Rams were a sub-.500 team just four years ago and deserve credit for their quick turnaround from that to appearing in Super Bowl LIII. But the cost has been immense and the bill has finally come due. Now they will have to navigate the next couple seasons with financial constrictions and no first-round picks.
Bears fans will tell you how much that lack of picks in the first round hurts. You can't readily remedy a poor selection from the year before. And if you do, you have to hamstring yourself in future drafts; if you survive, that is. Luckily for L.A. they still have talent on the roster and who they believe is the franchise in Jared Goff under center.
Next Move: Practice Patience
Patience might as well be a four-letter word in the sports world. Almost no one is in favor of slow, drawn-out processes and the Rams were no different. Their mortgaging of the future paid off with that Super Bowl berth. Now, though, they might need to shift their focus. They were able to take advantage of Goff's rookie deal and his extension has tightened the purse strings.
That isn't a bad thing, or at least it doesn't have to be. They should use this time, and the lowered expectations, to figure out who they really are. Most teams will look good when stacked like the Rams were. But when the onus has to be on the quarterback (second contract status), you get to see the truth. Goff is flawed and benefitted heavily from his head coach. They have to see if he can be more.
Best Move: Adding Another 1st
Trading away a key member from a unit that was your biggest strength is rarely a good idea but that's where the San Francisco 49ers find themselves after flipping defensive lineman DeForest Buckner to the Indianapolis Colts for a first-round pick. Buckner and linemate Arik Armstead were reminiscent of John Henderson and Marcus Stroud in their heyday.
Buckner's trade aided the Niners in retaining Armstead, who just re-signed for five years and $85 million with $48.5 million guaranteed. But more important, San Francisco didn't get jobbed like many of the deals we saw go down; Arizona's robbing of Houston comes to mind. Not only did they get a good deal, getting a first-rounder back moves this deal to 'great' territory.
Worst Move: Not Getting WR2
The not-so-subtle implication here is that the 49ers already have a top option at the wide receiver position. That option would be Deebo Samuel who, as a rookie, caught 57 balls for 802 yards. He showed versatility, too, toting the rock 14 times for 159 yards. He had 6 total touchdowns. But after him, the 49ers are banking on a lot of unrealized potential.
Emmanuel Sanders (36 receptions, 502 yards) is now in New Orleans. Kendrick Bourne had just six fewer catches than Sanders and only had 358 yards. They all fall in behind tight end George Kittle, but that doesn't mean ignore the position altogether. Teams will be better prepared for the run game in 2020 and Jimmy Garoppolo will be forced to answer the challenge. Make it easier for him, San Francisco.
Next Move: Plan for the Future
Aside from another receiving threat and offensive line depth, the 49ers offense is largely set. And despite their defensive dominance, that side of the ball could be worth a look. They will likely replace Buckner with an incumbent and/or draft pick, but they might need to look at EDGE too with rumors they were looking to move pass rusher Dee Ford and linebacker Kwon Alexander.
But their biggest need might be cornerback. Richard Sherman is a three-time All-Pro, five-time Pro Bowler, and Super Bowl Champ. He's also on the wrong side of 30 and had a poor game in Super Bowl LIV, reminding everyone of his struggles with speedy receivers. Well, receivers won't be getting slower and Sherm isn't getting any younger. The 49ers should be proactive in finding his successor.
Best Move: Letting the Market Play Out
It wouldn't have shocked anyone if the Seattle Seahawks ponied up and paid Jadeveon Clowney. They didn't give up much for him, but the three-time Pro Bowler was thought to be one of the premier pass-rushing threats in free agency, if not the entire NFL. Seattle, not exactly flush with cap space, didn't move too quickly and might benefit from that.
We are less than two days away from the NFL Draft and Clowney is still a free agent. This despite being linked to multiple teams in rumors. Perhaps his extensive medical history played a role as teams are wary of paying big money for an injury risk without the ability to conduct a physical. But Clowney only had three sacks last season. That wee production could be to Seattle's benefit.
Worst Move: Living DangeRuss
Is it possible the Seahawks offensive line got worse? A group that is far better executing the run game than the passing attack. Seattle also lost Germain Ifedi (16 starts) and George Fant (seven starts) to free agency. They did retain Mike Iupati and added Cedric Ogbuehi and B.J. Finney. Ifedi and Fant weren't setting the world on fire, but Ogbuehi and Finney had all of four starts in 2019, all by Finney.
Wilson is a wizard at the quarterback position. His ability to extend plays and improvise when the play breaks down is unmatched. But Seattle has never protected him commensurate to his value. That has to change and the draft is a great place to do so. They have tackle Duane Brown but he, along with Iupati, is on the older side. By any measure, the Seahawks need to address this.
Next Move: Find the Pass Rush
The Seahawks tied for 31st in sacks in 2019 with 28. That is the lowest ranking and total in the Pete Caroll era. Their top sack artist, Rasheem Green, had a grand total of four. This is part of the reason why letting Clowney (and Ezekiel Ansah for that matter) sit in limbo while they weigh their options. There isn't a ton of production on the line.
That isn't to say they wouldn't welcome either back, just at the right price. But there is also the avenue of the draft. Some mocks have them targeting Yetur Gross-Matos of Penn State in the first round. That would be a good start but don't be surprised to see them double down on the position. They need all the help they can get with or without Clowney and Ansah.
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New Year, Who Diss?
New Year, (Bad) Old Takes
No picks this week. Not to avoid being wrong, just because there are way too many variables to make decisions confidently in many of this week's contests. Instead, this will be a different exercise. One where I own up to things I was wrong about prior to the start of the season. A 'mea culpa' of sorts to go into the new year with a fresh slate.
Playoff Bound
My expectations for this week are:
Minnesota Vikings get in –and keep the Philadelphia Eagles out — by beating the Chicago Bears, who rest their starters the second half of this week's matchup because…
Los Angeles Rams blowout the San Francisco 49ers, and secure the second-seed in the NFC.
Baltimore Ravens beat the Cleveland Browns to secure the AFC North and eliminate the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Indianapolis Colts beat the Tennessee Titans, but are just a wild card as the Houston Texans also win.
Los Angeles Chargers win, but so do the Kansas City Chiefs, keeping the Bolts on the road.
Now to own it…
• Patrick Mahomes is good…like really good: Before the season I was not of the mindset that the second-year pro would be an MVP candidate leading the Chiefs' explosive attack. Taking over for Alex Smith, Mahomes has seemingly taken Kansas City to another level; though postseason victories are needed for certainty.
• The Bears would be 7-9, 8-8 at best: This one hurts to admit as a Bears' fan. I sold the team short, underestimating the impact of Head Coach Matt Nagy would have. Now the team is 11-4, NFC North champs, and still vying for a first-round bye. Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky is far from a guarantee to be a star, but he and the team are in great hands.
• Jacksonville Jaguars will repeat as AFC South champs: This had nothing to do with the disaster that is a Blake Bortles-led offense. It had everything to do with the Jaguars supposedly having the best defense in the division and the other teams' quarterbacks all having their own issues. Instead cornerback Jalen Ramsey's off-season jawing was aimed in the wrong direction.
• Le'Veon Bell will lead the league in scrimmage yards: Talk about failure to launch. With Bell not reporting due to a contract dispute, the Steelers had to move on. His replacement, James Conner is currently in the top-12 in scrimmage yards even after missing the past three contests.
•2018 will be Pete Carroll's last with Seattle Seahawks: Fueled by the departures of many key pieces from the franchises most successful era, the thought was that the Seahawks would be closer to rebuilding than contending. Credit Carroll for keeping things together; rededicating the team to the run and getting the defense to be respectable.
• Carolina Panthers will win the NFC South: Cam Newton began the season playing his most complete ball under new offensive coordinator Norv Turner. Unfortunately, Newton's surgically repaired shoulder became an issue once again. The team lost six straight, resulting in the Panthers shutting the QB down once eliminated from contention.
• The Cleveland Browns blew both first-round picks: When Baker Mayfield and Denzel Ward were selected first and fourth, respectively, the thought was, "typical". Shaped largely by the previous doings of the organization, the opinion was based on past performance; usually a good indicator of future success. The Browns nailed both picks, especially Mayfield.
• Andrew Luck would not be the same: Another quarterback with shoulder worries, Luck missed a season and a half trying to make it back. In fairness – to me – it took a few games for the Colts QB to look all the way like himself, and he may never have the same arm strength, but Luck's return along with a ground game and improved protection have Indy thinking playoffs.
• The New York Giants will win the NFC East: While I thought the G-Men should have taken a quarterback second-overall, they appeared poised to make noise with running back Saquon Barkley. That was before Eli Manning was more inconsistent than ever to start the year. Typically a slow-starter and postseason maven, Manning took too long to find his groove in 2018.
• Josh Rosen will be the most successful rookie QB: Supporting cast and coaching had a ton to do with this, but wrong is wrong. Rosen's lack of mobility was on full display as the Arizona Cardinals failed to protect him. A lack of weapons – aside from the oft-forgotten David Johnson and aging Larry Fitzgerald – and competent coaching kept optimism in check this season.
Those are my confessions if poor prognosticating in 2018. I would love to hear your worst preseason takes, sound off here or tweet it @JoshLWOS.
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