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The Zack Moore ShowZack Moore is the author of the book Caponomics: Author: Zack Moore
Zack Moore is the author of the book Caponomics: Building Super Bowl Champions, which was released in January 2018. It offers insight into how teams use data and analytics to create sustainable, competitive teams that compete for championships. Zack proposes theories and a blueprint for how teams might consider spending their cap dollars based on analysis of the first 23 cap-era Super Bowl champion teams (1994-2016). You can buy your copy of Caponomics on Amazon. This podcast is an extension of that book and will explore these theories and ideas in practice around the NFL. We will explore the moves that teams make, the moves they might make, and the path they can explore towards being a championship caliber team. We will cover current NFL news from the financial perspective of what the move means from a salary cap standpoint. Zack also writes for OverTheCap.com, which is used by all 32 NFL teams as a research tool for their salary cap department as well as writers and informed fans. This podcast will also explore the sports of Jiu Jitsu and MMA through the guests who enter the doors of 10th Planet Austin at Onnit Gym MMA. Language: en Genres: Sports Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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How Big Will Kirk Cousins' Next Contract Be
Sunday, 8 December, 2019
My friend Andy Carlson had me on his Purple FTW! Podcast to discuss the potential for a Kirk Cousins extension with Minnesota. I go into detail regarding his performance this year, the quarterback market, and the way his three-year guaranteed contract structure could re-shape the way quarterback deals are negotiated. Andy and I will be working together moving forward to craft more YouTube videos of this kind of quality thanks to Andy's terrific editing and production skills. You can subscribe to The Zack Moore Show on YouTube to see those videos. Follow me on Twitter @ZackMooreNFL and buy my book "Caponomics: Building Super Bowl Champions" on Amazon to learn more about how great teams are constructed.
