Puckman5

This x 1000. They still needed Josh to be old Josh to make "complimentary football" work that day. Part of me wonders if McDermott yelled at Brady after the game for allowing Josh to play that way in the second half. I was almost convinced that scoring touchdowns too quickly creates too many issues for the defense you're trying to compliment. Until we won.

The fact that he couldn't read was the problem there.

Ouch!

Find the bottom of that bottle for me.

I'd still trade him for a couple average DL rotational pieces and an unspectacular "everyone eats" WR. Josh consumes significant cap space and freeing that up would allow us to invest in a sea mediocre JAGs at important skill positions.

To determine the height of an NFL players ceiling, we must first calculate his median floor height and add some yet to be determined number of feet / (his propensity for injury variable x his average number of missed meetings) squared . It's that simple!

He looked good in the pre season. Hopefully we're not too stubborn to see if he deserves a larger role.

The defensive system is fine and the "Golden Coral" passing game philosophy is really starting to pay off.

Seanovich McDermottov. Recently fled Russia after being accused of impersonating a defense minister.

Andy Reid in his Colonel Sanders Halloween costume leans in and says "want to know how to fry a piece of chicken in 13 seconds son?"

Sean McVay seems to find good to great WR's and Matthew Stafford is playing great at 37. Not a realistic option, but he would maximize JA's talents for another decade. I don't hate McDermott, but I blame him for the offensive shortcomings. I doubt he'll ever bring someone in that doesn't fit his version of complimentary football.

Makes sense. They didn't show up in Miami because they thought they already won the superbowl.

I'm old and never been plumber, but I know a turd when I see or smell one.

Like a toilet needs a turd. Adding one won't make it a better toilet. Need to address the plumbing for a real fix. Will probably require a new plumber for that.

It's McDermott's scheme and the players they've surrounded Allen with. I'm not going to call Coleman a bust yet, but missing on McConkey is absolute incompetence. I don't care if he's not an "X", he would make our offense much better than Coleman does. He has speed and can create space. Who's doing that consistently for us now?