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Your post that I quoted mentioned absolutely nothing about that.

So your in essence implying that Cook's consistency is on par with Mahomey's consistency. If you think so.

Taking the strongest-armed QB in the league and a QB that can make any throw, and putting him into a short-yardage game-managing passing game with an emphasis on running the ball particularly when your RBs are averaging a pathetic 4.0 yards-per-carry average, and with the help of a 49-yard run, the longest of Cook's career, 3.6 otherwise, is pure genius. (extreme sarcasm) Exhibit A On a side note that's what Cook averaged last season under Brady in 6 games apart from the Dallas game, 3.6 YPC, and everyone rants about how great our running game was under Brady. SMFH

As long as he wasn't light in the loafers afterwards.

It would be nice to evaluate Beane w/o McD's involvement, whatever that is, although we know that it's significant.

False narrative as it relates to this season. People are questioning whether he's even capable of winning a championship or playing well in the most important playoff games. Most are conceding the division won in this galactically inept division. Brady's doing pretty much what he did last season except that people aren't recognizing it bc our D stepped up then. The info's all out there, just gotta not be afraid to look at it.

Maybe, but that's not what lots of other people are seeing. His long TD yesterday was almost entirely YAC. From most accounts, he's had trouble separating. We shall see. All I know is that the loud rant here was that losing Diggs & Davis was addition by subtraction, but that's obviously not the case. No one, absolutely no one is defending or WR corps. He's also got a 56% catch rate so far, which is horrific for a short-medium type WR.

Everything goes according to the law-of-averages to a certain extent. As a team over the first four games or starting field position was at the 40, tops in the league and 8 yards better than what the season leader typically is. So it's an odd on bet that it would come down drastically. Conversely, that's also what for games against crappy defenses will do to an average(s).

Overall, his passing yards, complete. %, and passing TDs are pretty closely mirroring his 2019 starts, they're on pace for being only marginally better.

Terry's first priority is the Pegula Family values, and at the top of that list is money.

Who else would have final say over who his OC is. Think about that though, why do you think that he hasn't hired a competent OC? Consider that he and Daboll butted heads, why was that? Do you really think that Brady's going to lock horns with him? It's on record that McD tells his OCs what he wants. Some simply don't want to believe that he exercises that degree of control, when it's obvious that he does. Again, people can believe whatever they want to, but it's obvious what's going on, ... in the name of Complimentary Football and McD's definition of it. Our first five games of this season have produced the same record as our first five games of last season, against worse teams and with notably worse offensive metrics. On a side note, how many times do we need to have notoriously poor clock management, in rookie error form, to cost us the biggest of games, before we start asking the tough question. Some now say just make the playoffs then it's a new season, but what in the name of Complimentary Football does anyone think will change in the postseason.

Getting to the postseason isn't all that matters, it's winning in it. The way we playing there no way we even win a wildcard game this time. We're in the same exact position that we were in last season at this time except that our offense hasn't played nearly as well through five games.

He was actually an OC for a season and a half, he was fired midway through his second season there.

Now now! It's Complimentary Football by McD. Otherwise known as trying to shove a square peg into a round hole. He'll figure out out sooner or later. They typically do. Might take him another for our five seasons though. Let The Process play out.

... and only five playoff wins, four of which were in the wild card round.