Big Turk

Turning the premier offensive line in football into one of the worst ones assuredly would tho...especially when you have All-World G Quentin Nelson healthy.

The problem isn't so much the scheme it's that it performs completely different against the SAME TEAMS in the playoffs than it does in the regular season. Case in point. Played KC twice in the regular season and held them to 20 points both times. Played them twice in the playoffs and they scored 38 and 42. Why? What happened differently? Scheme doesn't make sense to me because if it was scheme, it would happen everytime you played that team. To me it comes down to trying to play too safe during the playoffs because they are afraid to play aggressively like the do during the regular season. Safe coverages...everybody deep...no deep shots but underneath stuff is wide open. Basically he coaches to win during the season but coaches not to lose during the playoffs. Can't have that. We can't have someone who is so afraid of giving up easy TDs deep that they are willing to repeatedly give up easy TDs from longer drives where they are giving free yards up.

That doesn't get you W's on the field.

BC WR Zay Flowers please...stick him in the slot and let's go. Cheetah Lite...

How do these coaches that run teams into the ground get another chance so quickly??

Maybe it goes more to show that not many 6th round players should be starting safeties?

Hahahahahaha

You must not look at other teams very much.

Hayden Hurst TD where 3 players including Poyer ran down to the fake Chase screen which left Hurst all alone for an easy TD with Poyer trying to get back in time but failing badly.

Well...I guess it's a start

If he is not back to his old self by Thanksgiving next year then maybe. Way too early to say that now.

They came within 2 sacks of tying the NFL record of 72...they had 70 this year. That's insane

I guess that passes for hot in rural Missouri?

Zay would have been gone, WR 2's don't get 2nd contracts normally

I'd say Daboll. That team was nothing. Shanahan was in the NFC Championship game last year. Daboll even did one better than McD his first year and win a wildcard game.

Because that's how the salary cap and contracts work.

I'd watch Aaron Rodgers to the Jets...Packers may be willing to trade him to an AFC team only. Follow the Favre path...

Talk about an all time bad take.

Dude is going to turn Colorado into a powerhouse in one season.

Who knows? History would say, eventually yes. Probably won't be on the timeframe many posters want tho

Beane with a shot fired... So there is no time to let Dorsey learn but there is time to go backwards due to scheme changes, Allen learning a new system and the potential that the new OC might not be as good or use the personnel properly? I don't think some of you know what you are asking for.

That's never happening. Not only is it idiotic, you would take several steps backwards due to scheme changes and players that don't fit those schemes. There is no "timeline" for when the dam will finally break in terms of getting thru the AFC championship game but history shows that will usually happen if knee jerk reactions don't prevent it.

Metcalf is just as inconsistent as Davis is.

I mean...he could absolutely get better. He could stay stagnant or simply be who he is. An inconsistent player who will have some big games and some big catches but will lose focus during the year as well. We could do worse than 830 yards and 7 TDs, but we could also improve on it... Perhaps they think he can improve at focusing better throughout the season as it was his first shot at a larger role on offense. That being said...I think we need a more dynamic player at that position. Gabe is fantastic as a deep threat and catching the ball along the sidelines, but he doesn't get separation. I say he plays as a #3 next year and then gets replaced the following season. Even if he starts as the #2 but then starts ceding playing time to the rookie as the year goes on as he gets more comfortable role, I would be fine with that.

It better be WR