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You're grossly exaggerating things. A lot of fans/people?? Prove it. IMO a very small percentage of the fanbase would agree with you. Very small. That's beside the fact you're avoiding explaining how the last 5-6 years is different.

Ooof. Bad take. Just shows you and your friends don't know football. What, 5+ years of great play and then now suddenly he's a fraud? Very bad take. A lot of people?? LOL. Such a bad take. You sound like a trolling Bucs fans.

So this team is more defined by the "playing with their food" analogy? I can see it. The up games and down games have been blatant.

As someone who has had a broken nose, are we sure that didn't mess up his vision? He wore the visor for weeks afterwards, my own experience with a broken nose was similar to a concussion, in fact I had a "mild concussion" when I broke mine. IMO, this is possible cause, because Josh hasn't been "Same Ol' Josh" since then, and I'm just wondering if that's a thing.

I think it's BS you have to go manually "claim" the credit. They should just offer it automatically to everyone.

Hopefully whatever it is, he snaps out of it soon.

I do believe that type of stuff can affect him. Reminds of the Bengals playoff loss and the rumors about police being called to his house the night before.

Agree 100%, which is why I said even in that type of system he's still not a #1. To me the biggest issue is if we know this, why aren't we trying Moore, Samuel, or Palmer? It can't just be because of injuries.

Keon is a system player. He has to be in a system that takes jump ball shots in the red zone and even in that system he's not a #1. If he can't get separation then he needs to compensate more with his hands, and not catching over 60% of balls thrown his way on Sunday is a terrible signal. So why are we still starting him? Can a reporter ask that question in a press conference?

If we're going to keep playing games like this, at least let Ray Davis kick more field goals so we get SOME entertainment. In all seriousness I do appreciate these threads, being able to properly vent, and read a collective group of thoughts, because yesterday was frustrating as hell because of how many questions it left me with. I thought Elijah Moore was a speed threat? He runs a 4.3, why aren't we using him as our #1 WR? If Keon can't get open, why are we continuing to use him as our #1? Why are we suddenly making dumb short yardage play-calls, like the tush-push, when it doesn't work as well as it used to? As reliable and pivotal as Mack Hollins was in our offense last year, why didn't we just make sure he stayed with us? Why isn't Beane just owning he hasn't delivered a Diggs replacement? Even with all of that, Josh still looks off. Turning over the ball this much without the greatness we've come to expect? Because WR's aren't getting open? No, this all seems like something else. This team's rhythm doesn't feel anything like it has the past several years. I see some folks telling people to calm down and I see some folks already wanting to clean house, I don't know but it doesn't sound too crazy when you realize we have to play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in less than 6 days!

Is it just me, or does it appear we don't have any major competition again except the Bucs and Eagles?

You sound like a guy who doesn't believe in marinating. Man we were so close to a blowout.

We were so close to a blowout. Yes I'll watch.

What if it's a trade for Jordan Addison and Harrison Phillips?

And Beane goes on WGR doubling down about WRs 😂