Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Ideally, data is not.
In a perfect world, the information we gather would present a clear, unbiased narrative. But I probably don't need to remind you that the world is not perfect.
Data can be messy and malleable, able to bend to the whims of several different seemingly conflicting arguments depending on what point someone is trying to make.
One of my goals in 2024 is to break free of pre-conceived narratives, which tend to lead us (me) to seek out numbers that justify my beliefs.
As such, I've arrived at a messy conclusion when evaluating what the final eight quarterbacks left standing in the NFL playoffs tell us about how the Vikings should proceed this offseason — something I talked about on Tuesday's Daily Delivery podcast.