White Linen

Exactly. Not because they don't have the right to protest but they don't have the right to force the consumer to be ok with it.

speed rushers IMO is where it's at right now

4merper4mer will find a way.

I've noticed multiple times that Dennis is standing behind Rob and Rex on the sidelines. It gave me the impression that he's not calling the game. I see Rob making hand gestures to the defense signaling to me he's sending in calls.

Oh god you again?

Which means he was wrong on every percentage he gave.

He was on a mission yesterday. Sounds like it started in practice when he was reportedly chewing some rear ends out for their play.

Oops. Every prediction you had was wrong.

No

How smart you have to be to play WR in the NFL gets underestimated. He'd never make it, IMO.

Black lives don't matter to black people - but they're demanding they matter to everyone else. I think black lives already matter more to white people.

The NFL tried to expand beyond the emotional fan. People used to be personally invested in their teams - that's largely changed. Problem is the NFL now has to rely on the casual fan in order to keep the machine going - well that fan will leave you when their bored. They should have spent more time slowly building on the generational fan. The game is practically nothing like the one I fell in love with as a young man. The penalties are just so inconsistent that it makes the viewing extremely difficult to follow.

I very much like the way you worded this. There's a growing defiance against police officers and that's not the answer and it comes from certain communities that don't think police have the right to tell them what to do.

We can't catch a break

You're looking real foolish.

This is important information.

Ouch. I don't know anything about what he's said.

Epic fail. What a putrid attempt to spew some BS.

I've said this in another thread - for me it's not about the plays, scheme or complexity. It's about adapting to what the defense is doing and going against it. It's about setting the defense up. It's something that as an OC if you're QB isn't ready for helping with that role - the majority of that falls on your shoulders. Tyrod doesn't appear ready to change the play or tell the OC what he wants to do. We'll see if Lynn is better at it than Roman.

Crap - Gilmore is going to get their best receiver now.

I definitely think it's a Rex thing. Who else do you identify getting as much?

I can't remember a player given more latitude than Goodwin. Personal reasons?

Actually 120

I'd say I'm one of the more hopeful posters on the board - I can't even get there with you. I think we have enough talent to win against anybody - but I'm sensing the team being a bit demoralized at the moment. I think it's possible we can get on a little streak when Dareus returns - which will likely piss people off more than they are now because it'll probably mean we just slide down in the draft.

I think a little too much emphasis gets put on things like game plan. We all know there's obviously a plan before every game and I think we understand that as the game actually plays out that game plan gets altered by many factors, for example, the score - how the defense is playing, injuries, things not working/things working, the clock, etc.. The in game adjustments IMO are where a QB and OC earn their stripes. Clearly it was an issue with Roman and/or Tyrod. This is where an experienced OC is most helpful or detrimental to a QB that is still learning. It takes time for a QB to understand the game where he's comfortable either telling his OC what he thinks or changing the play. I believe this is why Roman was let go - he just wasn't capable of through play calling to overcome Tyrod not totally being ready to run the offense.