TheBrownBear

Defense has a habit of letting other team knife right through us after we score. Need to be stout here.

Love me some Cook. Can we stop trashing this guy and saying he never breaks a tackle, now?

There's the old Knox!!! Tough dude.

His relationship is paying off, it seems.

Damn. Had Kincaid for a big gain there

Just me or has 2nd and short been a big issue all season?

That Miami dismantling feels a world away right now.

Jetlag. 😄

Well, this team officially sucks now. Not sure I've ever seen a ball slice that badly without any wind.

Torrance is trash today

Nice sequence there. Ugh

I think he peaked in that regard in 2020. My recollection is that he was hitting his back foot and letting loose. Then again, I'm getting old, so not sure my memory is holding up.

Josh holds the damn ball forever. He's not trusting what he sees or his internal clock is screwed up.

Love the enthusiasm and I've been pleasantly surprised by them, but let's pump the brakes for a second, especially on Williams.

You're still getting paid to sit around and keep the bench warm. And It's not like he's out there as some kick coverage gunner or something. Also, I'm guessing he loves the game.

Thanks, Turk! Do those stats account for starters vs reserves? I would think that's the bigger issue. Also, parsing out the quality of the starters lost. For instance, it's a lot easier dealing with the loss of Deonte Harty than Stef Diggs.

The good news is that Rhamondre Stevenson is on my fantasy football team. The bad news is everything else.

No, it doesn't. But the fact remains that Hamas must be eliminated if Israelis and Palestinians are to live beside each other in peace. No decent human wants to see the death of any innocent civilian, but Hamas uses Palestinian civilians as human shields, and places their weaponry and military headquarters in hospitals and schools. It places the Israeli military in a no win situation. And let's not forget they are still holding hundreds of Israeli civilian hostages.

Yep. Von. Tre's injuries. Milano. Daquan. Just normal tackle football stuff or non-contact injuries.

I thought they both looked good. Get used to it, because this is our starting LB tandem of both the present AND the future. Now, we need to find the same kind of young talent for our future safety tandem.

Our lack of usage of Harty is just annoying at this point. He's faster, more fluid and has better hands than McKenzie but they only way we look to get him the ball is on poorly designed and easily diagnosed screen plays. No way to scheme him some routes in space out of the slot? Or use him as a deep threat to take the top off the defense. Go back and watch his New Orleans film. He can do these things. He has big play potential that we seem unable to tap into.

Let's give Von more than a handful of snaps over two games coming off an ACL, before we give up on him and declare him "washed." He was invisible against the Jags, but showed some improvement last night, imo. He's coming off injury and a lot of time off. He's going to take a few more weeks to get back up to speed, and he's going to need to play some snaps, even if they are less effective than what AJ or Johnathan are currently giving us, to get there. If he's still invisible in December, then hit the panic button and begin to think of ways out of his contract.

Sure, bring him in and watch him catch 1.5 passes per game, while eating into Kincaid's 3 receptions/game, and then we can all go insane about Dorsey for a bit until we yet again convince ourselves that Renfrow is just another in a long line of offensive pieces that just isn't good enough.

Well, we did beat the piss out of a very good Miami team two weeks ago. Not sure specifically what happened the last two weeks, but the overall evidence points to us being a good, albeit flawed, team.

It's a tough spot there given the area of the field, a 5 point lead, and the Giants having all three time outs. I think you have to play the first set of downs normally and commit to picking up a first down with your best set of plays and then work to burn clock/timeouts after that. If you don't get the first, then punt. If you do, then run three times and kick a 40ish yard field goal with 1:10 on the clock and the Giants exhausted of timeouts. What they did was try to split the difference and then they were caught in no man's land on 4th down. It was definitely a mistake by McDermott, but I feel like he's been good with his clock management for the most part over the years (compared with a guy like Andy Reid), so I can give him a pass for a bad game tonight.