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Smith with his usual

That's BS

Course Dawkins got abused by Myles Garrett and Singletary hadn't even got to his spot before Allen got drilled.

They are not creating anything to get Singletary the ball in space. Extremely frustrating.

Seriously; Dabol needs to stop calling plays. Maybe let Dorsey call Daboll's playbook.

He was waiting for Singletary to turn around.

Exactly.

Come on Dabol; WHY??????

Get the ball to Singletary. WTF Daboll.

Come Dabol; call some screens and RB flares. Get the ball to Singletary in space. Not that complicated.

You only have one agenda here because you only chirp about one player in particular. That's why you are an

You're such an

Knox cannot catch

I disagree. That passed looked on the money if the WR wasn't mauled.

That pass looked on the money

Yeah; Wallace looked overmatched right there. He stared at Landry the whole time and had no idea the ball was coming.

The DBs look intimidated

He did??? I didn’t know that! You obviously missed my point about Gus Bradley going full prevent allowing to the go ahead score.

It’s not just Rivers. Gus Bradley went prevent and allowed Carr to easily dink his way down for the score. Chargers get the ball back with a minute to go, three TOs, and the Raiders bring pressure and Rivers goes 0-8. Morale of the story: Prevent defense only prevents wins!

Prevent defense prevents wins

Doesn’t Rivers lead the NFL in passing yards? Because we all know 300 yard games are the gold standard!

I think there can be a distinction between play designer and play caller. I think Dabol is actually a great play designer, and I think he is an OK play caller. As a play caller he can make some great calls and then he will have moments of what are we doing, or he tries to get to cute? I wonder now that Josh is improving his short game and getting a better handle on the offense, if perhaps he should head back upstairs as some people on this board have suggested. Let Dorsey deal with Josh on the sidelines. Perhaps with Dabol upstairs with a birds eye view, he can match is play designs with play calling much better.

Obviously you didn't watch the video. They give an honest assessment of where he is improving, where he still needs to improve, and have coached and played. Something you're incapable of because you can't evaluate talent, your a biased hater, and you still live with your parents.

Took you 9 pages to finally say it. Just own it and quit beating around the bush. I take the opinions of true evaluators over some middle-aged adult still living with his parents. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLUFqx2slds&t=2607s (Cover 1 analysis of the Redskins game)

The 300 yd game "The Two Bills Drive" standard. Last year it was the 60% standard. John Brown is averaging a healthy 75 yds per game as our number 1. Beasley is averaging roughly 45, and Knox is close to 20 yds per game. It's obvious, for Allen to get close to 300, Brown needs to have a great game. If Brown gets 100 yds, where are the other 200 yds coming from? If Brown gets 150 yds, where is the other 150 yds coming from? Even on a day of expected output, Beasley should net around 7 catches for probably around 70 yds (10 yd average for what he does). On a good day, Knox should net close to 50 yds. That's still not 300 yds. So for Allen to get 300 yd games, we need contribution from our RBs like we did last week and another WR not named Brown or Beasley. Last week, with the help of Singletary, Allen had 100 yds in the first QTR. But then we attempted on awful screen later in the game and hardly threw the ball the rest of the game. I think both Singletary and McKenzie combined can help make up the difference.