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On 3rd and 4th down primarily. It was 2nd and 7 when we ran that abomination of a trick play

I don't want my franchise QB doing an end around. Isn't that why we signed Samuel? He has the speed to be effective on those gadget type plays.

You're objectively wrong then. The film doesn't lie.

Decide for yourself who Josh was supposed to throw top

Hollins beat nobody and was past nobody.

We're good. We have Mack Hollins.

Anytime you can take the ball out of Josh's hands and give it to Ray Davis you just have to

We are stuck with him I would imagine. Cutting Bass adds over 3 mill in dead cap money for next year.

He played 9 snaps. The defense couldn't get them in many obvious passing situations for him to get out there

We do know actually and nobody was wide open. It was a bizarre play.

He also might not.

Probably because he's a slot guy and we already have Shakir and Kincaid who are also best out of the slot.

Couldn't disagree more.

He's exactly what he is. A guy with some speed that is used on gadget plays and is the 3rd or 4th WR. He's a better version of McKenzie.

He is a gadget guy though. Wasting him? What were you expecting exactly?

Samuel is in no way closer to John Brown than he is McKenzie. What a ridiculous thing to say.

Look at the routes the receivers are running. Maybe they are clear out routes for a Josh end around if he's supposed to keep going right. If that's the case then that is still a terrible play design. Why are you having the most important player on the team doing that? If Josh is supposed to actually throw it to someone then it's still poorly designed.

I'm still baffled by the call. It was probably the worst designed trick play I've ever seen. How does an NFL OC think putting Allen out wide and having him throw deep to Mack Hollins was even remotely going to have high upside? A horribly designed play called at the worst possible time. Brady pissed down his leg last night.

Michael Thomas

I imagine every defense we play will watch what the Ravens just did. We struggled badly outside and Keon consistently making contested catches is not sustainable. He might actually be best suited to play in the slot. Curtis Samuel being a non factor is not surprising. I don't know why anyone expected him to be more than what he's been his entire career. Hopefully this game isn't a sign of things to come

Beaten in all 3 phases. Felt like the offense was nothing like we've seen the last 2 weeks. Guys couldn't get open and Josh was running for his life way too much. I'm still upset with Brady and that incredibly stupid trick play. Defense was absolutely dominated in the trenches and our LBs were awful Can we now talk about how bad Hamlin is? It's a nice story when we're winning but he has such a negative impact overall. Ravens were supposedly bad defending the pass but I guess nobody told them that. We obviously knew this offense would struggle at some point given the talent we have on the outside. Hopefully it's not the start of a trend because you can't expect to survive hoping Keon wins jump balls every week. Flush this turd and forget about it

Brady was horrible tonight.

They worked so well together that the team won 10 games in 2 years.

Curtis Samuel having the impact he was hyped up to have thus far.

"Beane, your receivers were questionable coming into the season and you just watched it catch up to you. Mack Hollins is your starting outside WR. That can't be a good look for you.