It would take an entire library of books to cover all of the schemes, techniques and nuances associated with the Canadian football Cover 3 Hold coverage. That is not the attempt here. Instead of an exhaustive report, this newsletter will outline a few basic starting points when it comes to setting up this coverage within your defence. I hope to elaborate on some of these concepts in future editions of the Canadian Football Chalk Talk newsletter.

Cowen’s First Law states that: There is something wrong with everything. This simple idea is an epistemological superpower. First, as Tyler Cowen wrote, if you don’t understand the weakness of an argument, you don’t fully understand it. Second, Cowen’s First Law is a great test of intellectual honesty. Whether you’re reading an op-ed, a scientific paper, or a business proposal, ask yourself: “From 1 to 5, how open is the author about the weakest point in their argument?

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There's one in every family - two in mine, actually... Zazu the Hornbill in The Lion King (1994) Like what you see? Learn more… It seems to be true that every family has that one person who just isn't with the program. In the Buddha's family, the traditional stories assign this role to Devadatta, his cousin through a paternal aunt. But more than a cousin, really, because Siddhartha Gautama--the man we've come to call "