RealityCheck

Sounds like you have been eating Whitner's crayons.

If Kyle, Eric, Shawn and Fred were not injured, we would not be phoning it in as of late.

UNDERTHROWN should have been the obvious conclusion to you, ala the 2 picks he threw in the Giants game. Same route, same outcome times 3. Fitz is consistently inconsistent.

I like both of them.

I only know one thing, if Fitz threw that ball, Florence takes it to the house.

It really is that simple.

I'll repeat myself if you like. these are challenges not burdons. To a true competitor, it is a test of mettle to fight back with everything you have. Even if you fail, you enhance your prospects of future success. To someone willing to acquiesce to failure, these are burdens. I know that it is difficult to digest this season, I've been constipated since the last Jets game, but Fitz owns much of the offensive woes. As a leader of men, if he has issue with the play-calling, blocking, effort, then he has 6 days every week to impose his will behind closed doors. 6 x 7 = 42. That's 42 days to be part of the solution. His mechanics are visibly worse every week. There are plays to be made that he just can't make the throw. Excuses won't change that nor will they earn you a playoff birth.

SJ is not TO. Fitz can't throw the deep ball. The past 7 games proves it. They run a different package of routes between the 2. Coming back to the QB from a slant or curl is way different than coming back from a go or post route, especially when the ball is underthrown 10 to 15 yards.

SJ was not in any position to effectively break that play up. Tarred and feathered. To my knowledge that does not happen anymore. Fitz owns these wonderful INTs that he throws, just accept it.

Grow up and accept reality.

The things that you list as burdens can also be called challenges. I prefer to call them opportunities myself. Genuine competitors, whether they are successful or not, embrace such things. Having the support, trust, and financial commitment of an nfl franchise is being set up to fail? Aaron Rogers was set up to fail too I guess by that logic. Come to think of it, all of these franchise QBs are being set up to fail. 12 franchise QBs will be entering the playoffs. 1 will be remembered as a champion. The rest, apparently set up for failure.

You don't have to try so hard to find something to complain about. It was yet another bad pass down a sideline. De ja vu all over again as it were. Stevie's head is in the game, Fitz just has to get the ball in his hands. The real question is, where is Fitz's head?

You can't hang it on the defense today. Fitz just gave it away repeatedly, early and often.

Chan has really grown on me and I am rooting for him, but damn, Jeff Fisher is my favorite coach in the game today.

At this point in the season, we clearly have a whole lot of spilled milk. When it comes to our personnel, we'll have to wait and see how it is addressed this offseason. One benefit right now is that it has never been more obvious what this team needs.

Men that show a lot of emotion are usually women.

Adam Sandler is headed down to Miami to get his head back.

Fitz's real problem is that he made a deal with the bad George Burns.

The devil was truly in the details of his explanation as to why the offense has stopped working. He stated that they are running the same offensive scheme that they did early in the year, the same plays. I am afraid that our problems begin there. We surprised the Eagles with a solid power running attack and play faked off of that. I just don't understand why McIntyre is not on the field more. You can still run 3 wide sets and still have Cory and CJ in the backfield at the same time with the ability to put CJ in motion. They keep using personnel groupings that don't allow for much diversity in either play selection or protection.

For a DT to lead the team in sacks, it is an indictment on the rest of the front 7.

The Amish Russell?

I have tremendous respect for Chan's aggressiveness. Unfortunately, he always has a poor excuse as to why the run game is not used enough. He abandons it entirely and I just can't see why. When we bring the FB in good things usually happen. CJ was demonstrating a little of that homerun ability today and should not have been shelved even if we were down by 2 TDs, that's supposed to be the reason you get a guy like Spiller in the first place.

Why so serious?

Our o-line is overrated. The run-blocking is a big weakness. If some people don't see it that way, that's fair. I just see it a little differently. I see our guys getting blown up a little too often at the point of attack on run plays.

Your obsession with this guy Twitner is not healthy.