First, we’ve all got wayyy too much time on a Saturday but…
Ok, I’ll bite-it’s your theory that personal anecdotal evidence from HLS in the mid-90s(no specific date supplied) would inform decision making today? And that only someone who attended HLS over 20 years ago is a suitable source of information today?
And regarding expertise: Earl Weaver was one of the sharpest major league baseball managers ever; he never played a minute in MLB. Neither Bill Bellichik nor Pete Carroll played a minute in the NFL-so are they unqualified to render an opinion about who makes an NFL team? Or who should play? Or who should even be on the squad?