CSBill

haha, yes, this!

I did notice him some, and he looked very stiff … there were a few plays where the running back went right by him and it looked like he could have made a play, but didn't even notice the guy. He just seems very unaware of what else is going on besides the person right in front of him = no sense for the game, no sense for life ???

So you're telling me there's a chance? http://​http://reactiongifs.com/?p=8838

well, I guess not

Just be glad Matt Cassel is not our QB . . . ask Cowboys fans about right now = 2 terrible picks

Thanks No Saint . . the point is Roman has not really been any better in the preparation and plan. Again, exhibit A = the last three plays.

EJ will be the scapegoat, but really, when the Defense had the opportunity to step up and seal the game, they let the Jags drive 84 yards for the game winning TD. Yes, they did a bunch of good things to get it there, but when most needed, they wilted. Not sure if that's on the Coaches, or players, or both, but in the end, this is just not a very good defense. And that is why the team is 3-4. We all knew the Defense had to carry this team, so when they don't, wins—no matter who is your QB—will be hard to get.

After the Miami game, the question was: "How will we keep him?" Since that game, he has been awful. The icing on the cake were the three calls at the end of the game. Why? On all three of them? But the last incompletion was the kicker. Everybody but him knows that is a very hard throw, and that is not even figuring in the EJ factor. And by the way, did they outlaw the screen pass? … don't we have this guy named McCoy that needs the ball in space? Anyhow, the last three games have been horrible. I'm not serious about Hacket, but time for this guy to be held accountable

no

Worked great for me … watched it through Apple TV on the big screen. And while I was driving down the highway—not recommended for safety reasons when watching this team. For those of us that do normally get to see the local broadcasts, and have to do the pirate thing, this was a great option—I wish it was available every week.

How about a defense that once again came up small when the them needed them the most. Regardless of the phantom call on Robey, how can team like JJ drive down the field effortlessly with the game on the line?

I liked it, watched most of the game while driving. A great idea, I wish they would do all games on the internet.

Well, there were some back breaking penalties. In the end, they overcame them, but if they had lost, these most inopportune penalties would have been the lead narrative by all media—and fans.

I have one counter point to the company line here: several have said his running is causing him to get banged up. For the most part, he is rarely hit hard on the runs—the horse collar today being a notable exception. I think his "getting banged up" is happening when he us standing in the pocket and getting racked by d-lineman. The line has not helped him and teams are taking the edge/outside scramble away; thus, I think he has taken far more serious abuse in there than he has when he escapes. I would love to see him run more, I think it just makes the entire offense better.

a win is a win, the defense gets the credit on this one, and TT came up big when he had to. Also, take that all you Chris Hogan haters on here … something I still do not understand.

I thought the same thing. they are very confident Their great pass defense??? Both have played Luck to pretty similar results, so remove him and its Manziel and Winston versus Brady, Manning, and Tanny. Is there really even a comparison?

Wow! In the pre-season this team had on e of the deepest backfields in the league. Four weeks in and we're dumpster diving for someone to play RB for us??? And now its the Boobie and Boom show . . . should be fun. The only real running threat this weekend will be Tyrod, I hope we see more read options and more planned agreesive scrambles (he just seems very hesitant to do that lately?) out of him.

probably leading the league in that right now

Two Things that seem obvious to me: 1) All the pre-snap movement and trickery is fooling no one. The next time I see Kyle Williams dropping back into coverage, I'm going to throw something through my TV! 2) The lack of rotation, we have seen very little of Stephan Charles, Corbin Bryan, Alex Carrigan, etc. It seems like (i think someone else posted the stats to verify this) that we are not doing that as much, and I have to wonder if it is wearing them down?

this!

is the real Grossman back . . . these Special Teams have been awful all season, again.

that was the play of the game . . . for all the wording reasons. he should have had him, and then the Giants are punting on 4th down The terrible play calls in the non-scoring red-zone trip (the 2nd one) are an admission of the one weakness of a 6 foot tall QB, they cannot hit the quick slants that you need in that territory—the bodies in front of them are just too big. So the solution is run him outside and hope you can free somebody up, but of course, that didn't happen. It won't go away—he is going to stay undersized, and in this circumstance, that is a big liability.

yes, because they have already figured out how to neutralize this defense

Epically Undisciplined team The play calling highly suspect And the officials take two touchdowns off the board with very suspect calls A great formula

Yeah, the name implies its something bad . . . "That's Bad, No That's Good" https://youtu.be/OCvp_Yg8hV4