EmotionallyUnstable

Cool stuff. I can’t help but consider the fact that we’ve played terrible teams. You look at games where we’ve score well and/or held teams to minimal scoring, and it’s usually clear. I think averaging 19 points a game is most frustrating to me in two parts: 1) I know they can be better. Between the drops, penalties, missed open WRs lack of a deep threat, it’s clear that if they click, they can be an average to slightly above average offense. 2) If they HAD managed to average out about middle of the pack, they’d likely be 8-1 right now. Anyone trying to blame the defense for not stepping up or playing poorly is nuts. Forget all the rushing yards, or long drives, or lack of turnovers, they are statistically playing well in the most important category: score. its time to put up or shut up for Allen and Co.

Great, now my whole weekend is ruined

This is bad math if he is the bench mark for a 10, how is he a 9.5?! Joe should be the 10 for his hijacking of making every thread about Oliver

Anyone else wonder why a guy like Kittle, who may only miss one game, is watching up in the box? Meanwhile his teammate Kwon Alexander, who is out for the year, is down on the sideline cheering on and supporting his team? I’m curious.

regarding point number 2, it’s okay to count on your defense carrying you if you can resemble some sort of competence on offense. The Hawks average nearly 28 points per game and have one of the most clutch QBs of the decade.

What did Sanders hurt? I've got no volume

I agree They rarely move the pocket via PA or sprint game.

I've never seen the Canadian style punt play with Goodwin before lol

That was not a great quarter for the Hawks

Can any WR on the bills roster make that type of catch? No. Maybe Duke. But thats all he offers

Glass with the drop

It is admirable how the niners recognized their lack of WR and went out and tried to do something about it at the deadline. I wonder how someone like Manny Sanders would help the Bills offense

No snow in San Fran...

Bosa v. Russ will be interesting

Vlad gave Lee Smith those pictures on the way out of town...

Really looking forward to this game for a number of reasons. Need my main man Russel to ball out for fantasy purposes, and the same for Manny Sanders and KJ Wright. San Fran is the team McD wants to be. Who’s watching?

Wether it was of the plan or not, it still happened. In the the most crucial moment of the game, your team and your staff was unprepared. Inexcusable

I like Micah Hyde, but he just sounded like a fool trying to defend McD and Co's running of the clock on the last drive of the game via WGR. All but confirmed their desire to keep games close and be conservative. God, I'm scared for this game (mostly for scared for the TV, as I may just through the remote through it)

FitzMagic’s inevitable demise is near

Is he, though? I’ve never heard that before

still bugs the hell outta me

It was questioned back in 2017

I’m not the GM and won’t pretend to know who they could have had instead. But I can say that they’ve not produced to a level which many anticipated they’d play to. I never said it was a huge investment, but they undoubtedly put a lot of stock into bringing in guys who haven’t preformed. Again, they haven’t had a substantial ground game all year. I don’t believe they could run the ball at will on anybody. Either way, I’m not trying to argue over the RB usage and play calling, I was just trying to draw attention to the fact that I don’t think their OL is as capable of running the ball as well as many other teams

I mean, Dawkins was a high draft pick. As was Ford. They signed 7 OL this offseason. Put all that together, and yes, I’d say it’s an investment. they could have kept a player like Teller, not signed 2 or 3 of those guys, and potentially have another play maker on the roster. as far as the attempts are concerned, you’re right. But until you see it happen, they can’t do it