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If you want you glass half empty just look at the value of the deal as hitting everything and you are penalizing their shortcomings to that

yea, it’s got to be maddening for the team to see the inconsistency. Everyone gets qb has its own rules but 1 fumble in 14 months compared to davis misreading a route then immediately bouncing a pick to the defense…. Unless there was some point of emphasis with cook during practice or something, it’s a terrible double standard. I didn’t even think about Elam in this but I think it raises a very good question there too. It brings the question whether some are coaches favorites and held to different standards. If we are asking there’s a good chance players are wondering, unless there’s info we don’t know (very possible too)((but also possible not all players know the answers either even if there is a reason))

Floyd is the guy that was out on the first attempt but not the re-kick that said, given cycling injuries, needing breathers, and such mid game, I’m not sure how often it’s the same 11 the real thing is you just spent 5 minutes setting up the scramble. How in the world did you not look every member of the defense in the eye to confirm their role at the tackle/kneel/whistle, and have the 5-7 guys swapping out corralled together on the sideline ready to go?!?! for heavens sake - you could have assigned guys a tag out partner in that EXTENSIVE window before the biggest play of your season

it’s literally nothing to do with this guys point this thread has devolved into “it’s stupid to ask a question like that because I’ve already made an assumption”

I do enjoy we waited til a short week to make the move

I think he’s just heard everyone in the world complain about sugar high Josh and his coach implied he was playing dumb on a huge stage so he’s trying to emulate what a professional should do. I don’t think he’s depressed or detached. He’s just trying to be steady… then layer on some tough losses and it looks extra weird. I don’t think it’ll be hard to snap out of though

I think it’s a fair question, even though I’m not sure it’s likely the case. if it’s a pain management issue a shot could let him uncork some throws while not being 100% in all regards I suppose

but an oc designing bad route combos, and poor personnel choices me swing the needle 3-4 picks, even if not 6-7 think the terrible route combo with the jets for example.

It’s simply fear of going back, ignoring that wasting Allen is very much the equivalent of 17 years but with a good qb in house.

many have been on board for a move for some time

then let’s get a coach who can hide it.

yea, unless something was going on in practice all week that cook blew off… it made zero sense to bench him for essentially a quarter over an at that point isolated fumble. cook was already running hard and fumbled because he was fighting. I don’t think he’s had any issue with loafing.

for part, and dealing with injury

With 2 timeouts it’s mind boggling that the DC and STC didn’t look every man in the eye and individually confirm them on and off the field before the play. It should’ve been a walk in the park to execute.

this take is the equivalent of running out of the back of the proverbial end zone

I’m sure we will see shots of guys running with space - who knows if they are even a read on the play or the space is on schedule - and downplay the continued systematic misuse of play calls and personnel packages. the design is a mess. The qb is playing uncomfortably because of it.

it doesn’t - my point wasn’t that diggs catches it, but that when we are schematically messed up and expect Josh to make hero throws vs play like a turtle at some point it’s going to pay off with trash outcomes. I’m not absolving Josh but I do think it’s a hell of a lot more productive to change the coordinator and watch the outcomes change than any other route here - and I think it’s likely to see 5-10 of the head scratcher throws clear up near immediately with another oc

obviously they should execute everything but it’s a human game and we have coaching roles on the sideline during games for a reason. dime to fg block on Tuesday is far less stressful and who knows if we still had the same 11 guys available on each unit by late in the game. during the second timeout every defensive player on the field should’ve been told on or off explicitly and the X number of guys running on should’ve been held together as a unit.

half the turnovers have been schematically ridiculous did the 5’6 but highly agile harty get his only target on a deep out with 45 seconds and no timeouts so every defender would be on the perimeter? Throw a long low developing pass to the guy that’s tiny and working in a phone booth at that point? and how were we not kicking into the end zone? sure 12 men is a mistake for the history books but the whole things a coaching disaster

Yea, that’s another preparation fail time to pack it up

it’s not about counting points that early, it’s about being 4.5 ft from the goal line in the modern nfl

kick it out of the end zone

7th time they’ve run that play. Wild they aren’t better at it.

but somehow also only have like 6 plays

the Josh run was good too