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Wilson sucks right now but he is also not why guys are dropping TD’s and why Hackett is taking forever to get the play called in, resulting in delay of games.

He is pretty clearly over the line to gain.

Me too. Thoroughly enjoying Al Michaels tear this game apart.

He’s throwing directly to defenders lol. What should the receivers do!?

This may be the worst game i’ve ever seen.

Mine too. The way that Whaley and Rex turned on Fred was disgusting.

Oh I didn’t realize we were doing coaches too. I called Levy at his house once. He was nice enough and took my thoughts into consideration.

Is there evidence that Jim has changed? I hadn’t heard.

I’ve met Kelly and he was fine in the very VERY brief encounter I had. Ive heard from others that met Kelly (and Reed) for longer and they said they are absolute a-holes of the highest order. Definitely dampered my thoughts of them.

These are rankings per Joe Buscaglia. They care very little weight.

This video changed my opinion of Tremaine. He is clearly the leader of the defense. Even when down in the first half he was telling everyone it isn’t over and “brick by brick”.

What Edmunds does in pass coverage is truly impressive.

I bet most people hadnt! 100% correct. People post “negative” stuff all the time and don’t get piled on. The odd part is that if someone actually looked through my posting history, the majority of it (more than half) are positive threads and posts. They just pay attention to the negative ones. Im a fairly balanced poster. Also true. Ive never been good at reading a room, or emotions, or sarcasm.

Definitely not cut him. My recommendation would be to look for an upgrade at RB. Whether that be a trade, draft pick or free agent. Our line is not good at run blocking - no argument there. But the inability of Singletary to see the field, combined with his ball security issues, necessitates an upgrade. You’re confusing “almost lost the ball to the opponent” with “almost fumbled”. Fumbling is simply losing the ball. That doesn’t mean it touched the ground or was recovered by the opponent. .

“You would be right about him ALMOST fumbling, if he ACTUALLY fumbled” Quite the argument you have there.

The ball was completely out out of his hands. How much closer can a player be to fumbling without actually fumbling? Yes I defend thoughts I am right about.

Well deserved. And that’s All Pro Pro to you.

Whether a teammate bails you out and recovers the fumble is irrelevant to whether you actually fumbled or not. Singletary absolutely shares blame with Dawkins on that play. It’s not a shortened clip. It’s an angle from behind the QB.

Yes I made that account 5 years ago for this exact moment.

I actually started a thread titled “I’m so proud of this team”, but it was merged into another thread that had nothing to do with my thread.

It's not "for the purpose of being negative". Do you think I scout the internet to find negatives? I do not. The purpose of this thread is a discussion about how we need a better RB. And one piece of evidence is Singletary's difficulties with hanging onto the ball. It is certainly not his only issue, but it is one of them.

He does. Singletary fumbles approximately 1.5% of his carries over his career The average fumble rate in the NFL from 2013-2018 (closest date I could find) is 0.87% So about half of Singletary's fumble rate. The league, on average, fumbles about half as often as Singletary does.

It does matter because you won’t always be so lucky. People often ignore issues because of a win, until they resurface in a loss. Like our inefficiency in short yardage situations. I created a thread about it after the first 2 wins and people said “we won!” Well, yeah. But then we didn’t. And not being able to convert short yardage was part of the problem.

Never saw this angle before. Watch how close Singletary to blowing the game here. Time for a RB upgrade!

A case could be made for them being fraudulent. They gave up 500 yards and only scored 23 points against a team that saw 10 starters miss time during the game. They also beat the Ravens due to key secondary injuries that resulted in blown coverages.