EmotionallyUnstable

True. It is my opinion. Maybe it's my experience in my profession where awarding effort and not results leads to an overinflated sense of success that leads to complacency? Who knows. I am cherry picking here, I realize that. But sideline demeanor is something that jumps out at me on screen and I can't ignore it

This is where I am. Watching him clap for his guys running off after a terrible three and out is concerning. Maybe I am different, as some have mentioned, but a constructive response doesn't necessarily need ALWAYS be met with a hip hip hooray.

So, can I kick this guy in the balls yet?

Fair enough. Or maybe I saw something you didn't? Time will tell. The all-22 Awaits

An average preseason QB who has been glorified by hopeful posters who gleefully clutch onto any possinle answer to the drought? Yes, I absolutely think it would be. I liked watching Peterman. But if you throw him in this game, it gets more difficult to win, not easier

Do you like his sideline mannerisms? I appreciate his intensity and it seems sincere, but I cannot get over when he claps adamantly when there is a 3 and out, a defensive collapse or even something positive. It is the same robotic motion every time. This thread is ridiculous, I know. But it really pisses me off to see how eager he is to greet his players to the sideline when the just blew a big opportunity. It's up there with: Marrones blank stare Todd Bowles **** eating grin Carrols gum smacking confusion Looks like he might have cracked my top three...

I can't get over the amount of alcoholics on this team. Or is an ankle a weed related issue?

Is anyone really surprised? Their offensive scheme was almost identical to that vs the Jets minus the success in the run game.

Excellent lol

TT is widely recognized as having a good deep ball. Yet we don't see it this year. Is that by choice or scheme. From my interpretation, it was dink and dunk, move the chains and play it safe. It's totally possible there were open receivers deep, yet the commentators never acknowledged it, not did I recognize any. As far as throwing it up to J Matt and Zay and hoping for the best, is this really a discussion? How could you "trust" as you've mentioned these receivers to make plays. Between a new acquisition and a rookie, we really are stretching as far as stating it's on TT because he doesn't give these B squad guys a chance.

Excellent response. Thanks for generalizing my comments to make your point. Did you see this game live? I can't see how this interpretation works. I will gladly eat crow it wrong but his break toward the sideline was intentional. What was your supposed quick read on 4th and long? You're stretching. It was a clear corner route and it didn't connect. IMO because of the execution of the route. But you won't acknowledge that comment. So please explain, what was the intended connection?

#7 on steroids. It is what it is. Thank you

Stretch zone vs man concept? Let's give some credit to Carolina here too

Or... Jones snapped the route out too flat. At first glance it seemed to be a variation of a smash concept with Jones on the corner. In my opinion, that route should be more vertical, towards the front pylon. The throw was there. The receiver should break vertically and bend into the throw of the QB towards the sideline, instead the opposite happened. I cannot say for sure because I am not Rico, but after playing four years of college ball, it jumped out to me that it was the wrong wrote. Could it have been a better ball? Sure. But we are missing this point. This is not on TT nor Jones. They were not put in a position to mke plays today. 10 yard outs and stretch zone will only get you so far

Sammy Watkins and Robert Woods still catch a 10 yard out and run out of bounds...

THANK YOUUUU people are so insecure with our QB play that a loss immediately results in a tyranny. Watch the film. Please. You get it. We aren't running wide open down the seams and TT is missing it. He does what he is asked to do.

Please clarify. Is this comment pro: Whaley sucks TT must go or Trade for Luck

Jumping in late here... but I'm assuming this thread is entirely about how terribly annoying it is that McD claps after each play, encouraging the players, regardless of the outcome of said play.

Yep 100% accurate And idt TT, Darnold. Rosen. Allen, etc matter right now. Scheme today was, and will be, the ceiling and floor of this offense.

Again, I disagree. With all do respect, which throws did not allow our guys to make plays? The 10 yard outs we repeatedly ran? Again, if we see the film and he missed his downfield targets and reads, I will gladly say he played poorly. I am not by any means a TT fan, but I am tired of him being the scape goat. He missed some throws, the 2nd and long deep bomb down the right sideline when he should have blown a TO was awful. That being said, this offense has bigger problems than Tyrod Taylor IMO

We could just move the college FB thread to the main board...

This is great in theory If there is a guy you think is your QB, you go and get him. You don't settle for the most important position in the sport

Yes I do recall. And like a player, a coordinator has different ranges of success in different situations. Do you realize that Dennison is in a position he has never has complete control over? What makes you so confident in his abilities? The success on the ground during the preseason or the win vs the Jets? You have to take into account the situation that players are put into

You are in one of the few posters with a voice of reason, a sense on X's and O's. Can't wait to check the Lawson thread...

I think you mean with Dennison?