Opportunity
Sometimes, when I announce that a lesson is “going to be shorter,” it’s because I want to make sure you feel you are getting your money’s worth. I want you to realize the lesson was shorter because it could be shorter (that is, because it could contain all pertinent and valuable information while still being held to a manageable length) not because I was simply skipping valuable information and gypping you of knowledge. But, you see, I should just stop altogether with the announcements that a lesson is going to be shorter… because they never really are.
So, yes. I won’t tell you that these next two lessons will be a bit shorter — I won’t tell you that all we really need to do in this lesson and the next is bring up a few points you need to be aware of before exploring in the final lesson how these elements help us tie things together. I won’t do this, because I would probably be lying anyway. These lessons probably will not be substantially shorter, because I seem to be incapable of making lessons shorter.
So, rather than telling you that this lesson will be shorter, we’ll just jump into it and see what happens…
When evaluating “opportunity” for a running back, there are four main things we need to look at:
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