Formerly Allan in MD

The Tennessee OL is nothing special. Our defense has to apply the pressure.

Edmunds was tremendous today. It just jumped out at you play after play.

At least Barkley will be incapable of continually throwing deep balls, off the wrong foot, that are nowhere near his receivers or to Titan receivers.

Exactly

The author of the thread should have left of the "Why."

No question Chad, unless he's in jail again.

Thank you father.

Sounds like an agenda.

Yes, he has difficulty blocking for himself.

As the weeks role by, the price has to be going down. But he's a big cap hit and it would take a while for him to contribute.

And over and over and over. That's truly worrisome, especially since he's supposedly had so much coaching and mentoring since he's been here.

Foster has done absolutely nothing. Duke should have already been up.

Foster is a non-entity. Get Duke into the mix, please.

If he's listening, he appears to have a short memory. Last year he wouldn't slide on runs until they drilled it into him. This year, no sliding. How many times has he been coached to set his feet when he throws, not throw off his back foot, get the ball away quicker, and throw the ball away when no one's open. He clearly had amnesia today.

One with very long arms and great flexibility.

Tennessee has a bad OL.

Bradshaw has always embarrassed himself since he stopped playing.

To MarkAF43 (from the closed thread), Josh Allen is the main reason we lost the game. The play calling certainly didn't help.

Shut up already!

The play calling was atrocious. Allen's decision making was just as bad. He doesn't appear to learn from all the coaching he's had, which is a real concern. Last season he wouldn't slide on runs until they drilled it into him to do it. He's not sliding again this year. And Allen's not setting his feet when he throws. One interception he threw off his back foot. He's waiting too long to throw and still won't throw the ball away when he can't locate a receiver. If it wasn't for our defense today, we'd have been badly burnt toast.

Do you need a bridge?

A personal experience with Snyder. Right after he bought the team, the training camp was in Frostburg, Maryland (in the mountains of western MD). They traditionally had a preseason scrimmage with the Steelers. I drove to Frostburg on the interstate, for the scrimmage, and before you exited for Frostburg there was a massive traffic jam. It took forever to exit and get to the stadium. As you approached the stadium, you saw what the problem was. The road was partially closed off because Snyder's personal helicopter was arriving at a field adjacent to the road. Norv Turner was the coach of the Redskins at the time. The Skins lost the scrimmage. I was walking across the playing field after it ended and saw a clearly unhappy Snyder approaching Turner. I watched as he directed Turner to a little building along the side of the field. They went in and Snyder slammed the door. I guess Turner got an earful from this neophyte, controlling owner. Little has changed. The local press has been reporting that dozens of administrative staff members have quit over the past year, apparently because of the work environment. You apparently have to be desperate to want to work for this guy.

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D E F E N S E - and minimal penalties.

Congratulations!