Rubes

Love me the white-on-blues. I may be in the minority, I guess.

Ah, good times, man.

Wow, that’s pretty cool.

Damn. All I can think about is how absolutely insane the stadium would be Sunday night with a full house.

They are going to go after Wallace all night long. It’s going to be hard to watch. He really needs to step up his game, SF was going at him tonight and I had to hold my breath each time.

Earlier in the season teams were killing us through the air over the middle. It seemed like there was nothing we could do to stop it. We haven't seen nearly as much of it the past few games. My sense is that Edmunds getting healthy again is a big reason for that, but what do I know.

Well, to be fair, in this case it's the women but in general it's pretty much anyone but the rich white dudes.

Whatever you do, don't ask anyone here for help with your homework.

Dude's a great player, no doubt. I've only been able to watch the first half so far, but there were at least 3 plays where nobody on the offense blocked this guy, at all. Best guy on the field, and nobody even tries to block him? And this was after a bye week to prepare for him. SMH.

By all means, fix the running game. But for the love of all that is holy please don't make me watch another run up the gut on 2nd and 10.

The defense does seem to be improving in some areas, but I still find it hard to get too excited when a team they had held to 9 points midway through the 3rd quarter ended up with 32. I mean, that’s just not good.

Still can't believe they called that an INT.

Remember, these are compensatory picks, not picks from the team who hires the coach.

True, it's just that it's taken Allen a bit longer to learn things like throwing the ball away, sliding on a run, or not throwing back across his body into coverage. There were still questions about this at the beginning of the season, but he's really done a great job minimizing those things.

You know, this is not a bad idea. If someone makes a play and thinks their team needs to take a look, go down with a cramp. As long as it's not within 2 minutes of each half (you'd lose a timeout) and you don't mind having the player come out for a play due to injury, no reason it wouldn't work...

It has been Josh's weakness since the start. Get him rattled, and he starts doing crazy, dangerous things. The Seattle game was crazy, seemed like they were blitzing on every play. The nice thing is that Josh seems to be coming around. Recognizing pressure, getting rid of the ball, making defenses pay. He still tries to do too much at times, and it's what led to the 7 sacks last week, but you have to be pleased at how he has come along this year in particular with blitzes/pressure.

FWIW, Arizona's defense is ranked right below the Bills defense in terms of yards per game. Nearly identical for both run and pass. Something to think about. NFL Defensive Stats

As has been said before, the Zimmer play was a heads-up, high-effort play that was the result of good coaching and good execution, in addition to some luck. It's the kind of game-saving play that the Pats**** have been doing to us on a regular basis for years, yet they always were praised for their coaching and preparation. Luck favors the prepared.

At the time I was thinking how completely insane the Ralph would have been after that play with a full house. *Sigh*

I never think we're going to win the game until the kneel downs.

"Abandon." Right.

Once again, not the point of the thread. Still, SEA was giving up an *average* of 356 passing per game this year. Good to see these guys can take advantage of that.

What exactly was anyone wrong about? The thread was all about asking a question.

I'm sure Russell Wilson is a believer now.

Thats what going up against the 32nd ranked defense in the league will get you, Champ.