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I think they are quite different actually Diggs has (had) a lot of short area burst and could really get/present open...he really was one of the more QB friendly targets I can remember Cooper is more your traditional wideout, very strong at catch point, open when he isn't, presents more physicality in his route running and probably better straight line speed than Diggs In their prime I would say Diggs was perfect for a developing Allen, Cooper is perfect for a developed Allen...granted neither are in their prime anymore but no fixing that

it was terrible DB play and a missed tackle 90% of NFL wideouts can do that

there is a great excuse for not utilizing Knox lol it's because he's not a good football player

Dawkins has been part of some bad olines the secondary has been stellar ever since they started Taron Johnson

this

19th in FG% in 2020 15th in 2021 11th or so in 2022 That's objectively mediocre

this is the dude who called Dak Prescott the black Kirk Cousins so he's all right by me

seven people and counting gave props to a thread stating most NFL players have no idea how to tackle

looks like standard bunch Flood to me They just get totally out leveraged at the break

no im going to keep it going for posterity's sake endless lulz

this will benefit coleman is cooper is willing to be a team guy theres currently nobody on roster who he can learn from

smdh i was clearly talking about that mack hollins route last night

and drop td passes that gabe ***** davis can haul in

had to happen

yes and statistically that's wildly inaccurate

allow me to introduce you to his postseason stats where he is an astonishingly terrible 70.6% on FGs and an almost incomprehensibly awful 89.7% PAT he would almost certainly have missed

he's outright terrible is the problem hes the tyler bass of kickers

9/12 is 75% which puts him at 28th in the league

not a new development fwiw, we were poor last season in rush ypa some people would argue that's not necessarily a bad thing tho...it can be a sign of a defensive leak but it can also mean you are incentivizing the opponent to run at a frequency that is -ev for them...my belief is there's a sweet spot in terms of rush ypa that the most effective defenses curate EDIT just to add to this thought- there's an incongruity in that we've implemented a supposed 'modern offense' designed to succeed against lighter fronts and base nickel yet still run the same defense designed to prevent the pass and allow opponents a measure of success on the ground

re: the second video i am going to cut Hollins and Kincaid some slack tbh. that's just a tough route combo vs man to pull off w aggressive dbs who can reroute you...like Hollins isn't going to win there even if hes running next to Gronkowski. right now i see guys struggling within the offense but i also don't see the offense putting them in the best positions to succeed

Not in the postseason

He has never proven to be anything other than mediocre

Correct

I already floated this a couple days ago If the McDermott/Beane combo truly isn't going anywhere, trade Allen to the Niners for Purdy and 3 firsts