Indoor training, unless your under extreme conditions like a Texas summer, or a Wisconsin winter; should be the exception not the norm in a sport allegedly for 'men'. Teams with high Facilities Advantage and relatively low team value are assessed highest Facilities Efficiency. re: Why Do So Many NFL Teams Not Have Permanent Indoor Practice Facilities? Rain, snow, cold or wind on Wednesday and Thursday does not help preparation for Sunday at home, when Sunday is likely to have better weather on average. The Patriots have since been beaten in the playoffs by teams with superior training facilities: The Patriots are the high-water mark of bubble teams, and they've been outflanked by teams with better training facilities. Despite the county acquiring more land near Paul Brown Stadium, the Bengals still aren’t considering the idea: What are we missing? You do understand that competitive dynamics change over time, yes? And owners are penny pinchers. And for those doubting the correlation between indoor practice facilities and winning, why do you believe we are building a bubble now?
Hell, ASF could start to go down the list of college programs and the correlation is there. 2010 teams who practiced outdoors and were not located in Florida or California, had the following records: 6-10 (Redskins), 6-10 (Cowboys), 5-11 (Cardinals), 4-12 (Bengals), 4-12 (Broncos), 2-14 (Panthers). Very few people understand the practice facilities correlation. Dan Snyder & Co are pocketing $780 million and tossing Mike Shanahan a bubble. Snyder is not the reason the Redskins have no practice facility. Until then, the bubble would just have to suffice.
The perennially good teams normally have both (positive cash flow, committed owner). NFL teams with indoor practice facilities averaged 4 more wins in 2010, Dan Snyder has run the NFL's most profitable team in the past decade, National Football Post ranking of NFL stadiums. He has the highest coaches payroll; often the highest or one of the highest player payrolls; and the Skins stay at first class locations and fly/train in first class fashion.
All 12 teams to make playoffs last season used their own indoor practice facility. Redskins rank dead last in NFL, by a wide margin. It's hard to say this is the main reason for failure, but Dan can certainly be accused of being cheap over the years. Until then, your practice facility theory is a theory and has nothing to do with being highly correlated, other than in your own mind.
This is the outside the box thinking that needs to get in the hands of the Redskins. The team is without an indoor practice facility or a full-service dining hall, which most teams have. All three of those teams have bubbles barely large enough for 100 yards. When the best teams do have such facilities, it becomes a disadvantage to lack one. Also, you called the Seahawks a good football team. Of course, everyone knows how important it is to have a great QB and a great coach. Some teams with substandard bubble given a drop rating of 4.) Redskins Park to have indoor practice facility. (Not merely a bubble.) I too am watching the show and had this exact question. That's a few plays from Albert Haynesworth. Because they don't have to build them to lure recruits, as you note. The Redskins are looking to move facilities as has been reported several times, and Mike Shanahan has said several times they will build a temporary indoor practice bubble while they look to build a permanent indoor facility. You saw how that turned out. Your threads are always interesting, and divert from the masses. Am I right in recalling TK saying there was an issue with building an indoor facility with the County?
How in the world did Joe Gibbs ever make the playoffs in his first stint here without an indoor practice facility?? And that's fine to state your opinion. How dare we ask that of them? If the players don't like practicing and playing in the elements then their in the wrong profession. The Tigers are preparing for MSU's air-raid offense. Frisco ISD also has carte Blanche use of Toyota stadium in the heart of Frisco. That's $780 million in operating profits. But, a bubble is a cheap solution, costing as little as $100K. The last time a bubble produced a Super Bowl champion was the 2005 Patriots, whose success was more directly traced to Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. I'd assume other teams do the same. If the players don't like practicing and playing in the elements then their in the wrong profession.
(Median drop is 13 slots in record for teams without no full-field indoor practice facilities.
Half the games are played away, after practicing at home. General manager Bruce Allen says the bubble will also be used for charitable functions. Do you want to molly coddle them and wrap them in cotton wool all week to protect the poor dears from the wind and rain? The problem has been the money has not been well spent; not that Snyder won't spend money.
I don't think I've ever seen a single variable more correlated with NFL success, with the possible exceptions of QB rating and a coach's historical winning percentage. Broad Run Flood Plain - that is all. 2010 teams who practiced outdoors had a median win total of 6 (6-10 record). They're paying those guys enough that they can stop by wally world on the way to practices and buy some hand warmers. And the Panthers new owner, David Tepper, appears to realize that. He has made the offer twice to coaches who declined; I know Gibbs was one that turned it down; I forget the other. They were studying high school and college football players, and trying to determine why the state of Florida seems to produce more of the top players than any other state. The single wing didn't work in the 1980s, but counter-trey did. I'd be interested to know just how many days a year we lose to the weather. Such a facility enables the team to conduct crisp practices for all 16 games and the playoffs, providing "Home Facilities Advantage" for all games. And I can't believe you are implying that an outdoor practice facility is more important than quality players and quality coaches. An alternative explanation given the facts: indoor facilities are more often indicative of a team's cash position and owner's proclivity for spending on the team. ASHBURN, Va. -- The Washington Redskins are finally getting a bubble. Now that Jerry has shown the league how this practice facility complex can work AND make money, everyone (mostly) else is going to follow suit.
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