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Josh's legs are a better weapon when the play breaks down and he takes off on his own. The designed runs for a QB that has already had one concussion this year are stupid. You can't help for his football instincts taking over and him trying to make something out of nothing, but Daboll has got to stop with this dumb he does on a weekly basis.

Light's out? Not so much. Yeah, he's running the ball well, but he's not so hot throwing the ball. Since the Miami game week one where everyone wanted to b***-wash him as the greatest QB in the NFL alongside Pat Mahomes, he's got 6 TD's and 5 INT's in the last 6 games. His completion percentage is also around 61% in that time. The difference is he is the best pure athlete out of any of the guys drafted last year and can run his arse off. He was 9-20 against Seattle in his last outing throwing the ball, but was running all over the place in that W. Ran all over Cincy as well the week before. Overall though he has only thrown 1 TD pass in his last 3 games.

Did we lose 3 fumbles in the first half?

And the Eagles were sitting on it all day, even though Josh was having a solid game until the Eagles started pinning their ears back as the lead grew.

There has to be a middle ground in a sense. I'm glad he is learning not to make the terrible INT throws, but at the same time you have to let him be himself on the field. Daboll IS the problem. No innovation, no situational game awareness, no in game adjustments, and he is overcomplicating things for everyone. Josh is going to throw an INT here or there, so did Favre. At the same time you have to let him do what he does best. In the last 3 games he has 6 TD's to 1 INT, but everyone wants to harp on the fumbles now. It's like the article said, the guy can't win for losing with the fans and the media.

I have one big factor, Brian Daboll. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/01/17/brian-daboll-to-coordinate-dolphins-offense/ Do we not see the pattern here?

I think the defense is built for the bend, but don't break approach. Yesterday, when they started blitzing due to Philly's effective ground game, is when the big plays happened for chunk yardage. They are going to have to figure out that Zone-Read offense quickly because Dallas and Baltimore run the same thing with MUCH MORE athletic QB's than Philly.

I agree that he hasn't had a complete game, but he has thrown the team on his back and carried them to victory with his arm multiple times when he has needed to. The turnovers are being cut down and people are still trying to pin everything on him in a lot of instances. The OC is garbo, the WR's aren't doing Josh any favors with their route running at times as well as dropping catchable passes, and you have to realize that he is still growing.

Despite how people are trying to portray the situation, Allen is not the problem.

Johnson is hurt and the backup now as well. Drake is a FA at year's end. He'll get a chance to either prove his worth in a more spread type of offense or he'll be sent packing with the Dolphins only getting a 6th or 7th.

This is NOT the Josh McDaniels offense. It is not. You are sadly mistaken my friend. This offense has more college concepts than pro and Daboll does a pretty job calling a game.

Daboll is really starting to show up as a liability imo. Every game this year he comes with these completely head-scratching play calls. Your starting QB has already had 1 concussion this year, and guys are clearly looking to go after him on defense, but you are calling 5 designed run plays with your QB? There is no creativity in the run game. I can't remember seeing the first rub route yesterday, the type the Pats use legally all the time, to help guys get open underneath. What the hell is Lee Smith still doing on the field? He doesn't use motion to help create space. Outside of John Brown the WR's aren't doing much of anything right. I have a feeling that Daboll is trying to be too complicated with the offense and is basically up the whole situation. The Eagles used a simplified format yesterday and put up 31 points on one of the better defenses in the league. You mean to tell me we can't do the same thing? You want to tell me it is because of Allen? It's not. It's because we have an arrogant OC who is trying to run an offense that worked at Alabama, where the QB has 5-7 seconds to throw the ball almost every snap, in the NFL.

Really? You think Josh was the problem yesterday? What about a defense that couldn't stop a nose bleed? What about an OC who has absolutely 0 situational awareness and calls the dumbest plays at the dumbest of times? What about receivers who decide to run their routes into coverage instead of settling in the soft spots of the zone? What about guys getting two hands on the ball, but dropping it? Yes, clearly that is all on Josh.

I saw jersey's being pulled left and right. Two plays where Edmunds was held his shoulder pad was folded up against the side of his helmet. It was pretty ridiculous.

If Foster comes back to the ball on that deep shot he either draws PI or makes a play on the ball and we aren't on our side of the field with Daboll calling stupid plays. Instead he lets the ball drop a yard behind him.

The play lost in all of this? Foster on that deep pass. If he comes back to the ball he either draws PI or makes a long catch. Instead it drops a yard back. After that the run where Josh fumbles and the Eagles score.

This is a thorough a** whoopin today. Star is soft af. The defense can't get off of the field on 3rd down. They made Wentz look like an All Pro. They look like sh*t against the run. Daboll has called a sh*t game on offense. You would hope after last week these guys would have learned something, but they have not. I am starting to have a disliking for Daboll the further we get in. He's not some genius, he's actually quite the opposite. He doesn't understand situational football and is trying to force what he wants instead of making adjustments.

Hopefully we see a good game today from our guys. Go Bills!!! See you all on here after the game.

Another Brian Kelly poop show. He had a bye week before the game and couldn't get his team ready. I don't want to hear anything about the weather because Michigan imposed their will in that same weather. I have never seen regression in a QB from one season to the next like Ian Book from last year to this one. They should bench him and see what they have in Jurkovec or Brendon Clark. Ian Book isn't even backup material in the NFL at this point so try to get an early look at your future.

Key to the game? Score points and hold them to less than we score.

Until Michigan opened up a can on them tonight. The Irish are done.

Cool. This a reason for Josh not to shake Goodell's hand when he's hoisting the Lombardi.

Biggest game of the year for us........ Since the Pats game

Jalen was hoping for that matchup against Alabama. Not very likely now.

As they should and I hope he gets a substantial return, as well as the Jets organization being penalized in some manner.