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I repeat...

What year? Before, or after the rule changes?

I'm not kidding when I say D-linemen need some rock climbing training to help hold on to QBs

I'm sorry, but I feel bad for Gasecki. That hold was just as Fitz threw the ball. Irrelevant to the outcome of the play.

Because they played pathetically. That's the trouble with expectations when you start to have some success.

Tre getting a pick six would certainly help his national profile and pro bowl chances

OK, so someone called me a douche for the laughing (which I'll flip like a pancake if he breaks 300 BTW), but saying we'll still lose is pretty douchey

I think the Smoke TD in week 1 was more than a 20 yard throw, but all of these receivers clearly getting behind and watching the ball sail over their heads is not going to push coverage back. Why bother?

It's just you. I would never boo a teammate, but I would boo a poor performer that collects money from me as an entertainer. If they are playing to their capability and just not making as many plays as the opponent, that's one thing, but making regular careless errors is worthy of appropriate feedback.

It's sarcasm. I wanted to put the 300 yards to rest myself. So many indicators were there to see it end. This is a very disheartening display that now indicates, this is what Josh is. Unfortunately, it's not the answer.

Sorry, but if Josh is going to constantly avoid the pocket to run around, he will not develop as a passer. This is a well below average defense with injuries in the secondary and Josh is struggling. I cannot see if the receivers are getting open downfield, but he must start to develop patience and let them get into their route before bailing. He doesn't need to throw 300 weekly, but he will need to be counted on to win games through the air. If not today, with two weeks of prep, then what will it take for him to lead a productive passing game?

...and to everyone that thought this would be the game that Josh threw for over 300 yards... HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...

Huh! Miami's D is ineffective against the run. Who knew?

I understand that Josh can effectively use his legs, but he has to learn to step UP into the pocket and take better advantage of the middle of the field instead of trying to outrun everyone outside. If we are not providing middle pass protection, then we need to start keeping a back in instead of all of the spread formations and helping the interior line

I didn't call my shot on the fake, which I anticipated, but I'm saying now that Josh must protect the ball.

Another roughing the passer because Peko reaches out and touches Fitz below the knee with his hands. The intent of these rules is to avoid injury. Neither of these calls had a remote chance of seeing the QB injured. If you're going to make such black and white calls, then by all means, actually throw a flag every play and be consistent.

As a ref, that roughing the passer is embarrassing. A) Fitz is not Brady, so the standard is different B) A clear attempt to pull up, w/no extra push. If that's roughing, then Josh should have drawn 6, or 7 roughing calls by now

Which is the type of growth Josh needs to show improvement on. Pre-snap read - Get snap - TRUST LINEMEN - make accurate throw. He shows no patience.

These are two discouraging drives. Total misuse of the bye week to prepare. These should be the scripted plays and a finely tuned offense.

I would love to see Josh use this as a game to learn to settle into the pocket and take time. That clearly was not a talking point in the QB room these last two weeks

I missed that. Can anyone load a clip?

I doubt that's true, but I don't need to see him return to a prominent role any time soon.

My favorite free agent signing so far is Feliciano. A MAN!

Can't totally fault the 50 & 53 yard misses. Those are lower percentage, but the other two - sheesh. No real sympathy there.

Heh-heh