starrymessenger

Wonder what's up with Fournette? Not saying he should be ahead of Cook, clearly not, but I can't help but think he would have scored on Cook's muff. I've seen him do it so many times. He's great on screens and other flat route plays.

What was 31 doing?

McD soft

Ridiculous

Usually the kiss of death

Because that's when McD is at his best.

Did he move it back.

Ref was right there again.

After the play was over. Ref right there.

Not the first time. We have a problem here.

Bad throws.

I'd love to see another Fail Mary lol.

Need to see Lenny.

Where's the flag?

He never chews them out. Earl Weaver once faked a heart attack arguing a call with the third base ump.

Ref was right there.

They thought that way we might not notice.

Fournette takes that screen for a TD all day.

Thanks for this. I think that we have all we need to run the ball effectively as far as talent and scheme are concerned. It doesn't make us a running team but a team that can run as part of a balanced attack. The poster concludes that we have not run the ball enough, something that many other posters have said, especially in game day threads as drive after drive gets shut down.

Zack Wilson is the way to not have an offence.

I suspect that both Diggs and Gabe were told that they would not be having as many targets as Brady figures out what all else he has to deal with. We will be seeing more of Diggs later imo.

Cowboys must be eating their hearts out.

No question WR (#2) should be at the top of Beane's shopping list. I would like to go whole hogg. Pursue Tee Higgins if as expected he's available in FA. Then take advantage of next years strong draft at the position. I'd like Coleman. Don't see much diff between him and Odunze. As for Gabe and yesterday's game, looked to me that Brady sat down with both Gabe and Diggs during the week to let them know that the O would be looking to target the TEs and slot receivers more so that Brady can start figuring out how better to gameplan going forward and see just what these Dorsey underused resources can contribute to a coherent and diversified offence. So I think both guys were shut down yesterday but as Brady develops his thinking we will see them more again in their usual roles, esp. Diggs.

The Douglas trade was excellent. Experienced, starting calibre CB for some 40 odd draft spots. Looks to me to be excellent when the play is in front of him or lateral. He is a playmaker with very good anticipation and field awareness. As a playmaker he has a tendency to bite on double moves and allow separation (G.Wilson had him beat over the top yesterday a couple of times but Wilson was a chicken on the run for his life). If he had a bit more foot speed to recover he'd prolly be legit #1 corner and a Pro Bowler. He's a welcome addition.

It does touch the ground but the ground neither enabled possession nor interfered with Poyer's possession, which was continuous. I think that's a pic.