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Every game Dorsey has at least one play call that makes zero sense and possibly costs us points.

Wtf is Dorsey doing??

Wow running on 3rd and short and getting it

Pass protection has been very good today

Washington secondary isn't that great, why aren't our guys getting open?

How is that not DPI?

I guess it's another week where Josh will have to be our leasing rusher. Washington is backing up and leaving those middle lanes wide open.

Our run game just isn't there today.

We keep walking the knife's edge in this game but we're making plays in all of the critical moments.

Epenesa is an extremely undisciplined player

Defense ✅️ Special teams ✅️ Josh Allen ✅️

A month ago it was! Bernard is turning into a superstar before our eyes. It's a massive development.

Our blitzes have worked so far. Keep putting the pressure on the young QB.

Way too many 3rd and longs. It isn't sustainable.

@FireChans I need your report

Holy crap!!! Bernard might just be excellent.

Bernard is small but he plays with great instincts.

I just feel like our route concepts don't go together at all. Just expecting everyone to beat their man, no creativity.

Brilliant drive from Josh. Singlehandedly carrying us to 3 points. I'm not sure the run game is going to be there today.

I'm sick of incredible Josh Allen throws that hit the ground. Been so many of them since he was a rookie.

It was arguably our best offensive play last week. But nobody blocked Young.

Rousseau. The Washington tackles are vulnerable and Howell likes to hold the ball. Rousseau has been excellent so far this year and I think he comes down with his first sack in this one.

Tua is doing exactly what he's been doing since day one. If his first read is there he'll identify it and deliver the ball accurately. In that sense the Shanahan offense is perfect for him because it's mostly a one read offense. That system combined with all of that speed really just needs a one read QB that can get the ball out on time. It's the same reason San Fran is making it work with Brock Purdy. If you want to stop the offense, take away the first read and take away the middle of the field. Much easier said than done of course.

This is a great breakdown of Cook's game against LV: He points out that our draws to Cook have become our version of RB screens. They're blocked up the same way. And that concept really intrigues me. The problem with our screens in general is defenses always have eyes in the backfield with Allen as the QB so it's hard to disguise screens. But that problem is solved if Cook stays in the pocket and forces back 7 defenders to respect that it could be a normal drop back pass. And then his speed makes it all work. Also in this video are numerous examples of Cook fighting for extra yards through direct head-on contact or effortlessly gliding through contact. And his vision on some of these plays is outstanding. I'm growing more confident that we got the full package in our RB1.

I honestly started this thread just so I could post this unbelievable injury report from the Ravens: For context imagine if James Cook was already out for the year, and we were playing this Sunday's game without Gabe Davis, Dion Dawkins, Mitch Morse, Damien Harris, Micah Hyde, Tre White, and Leonard Floyd. How does this happen to the Ravens every single year?