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Preston Brown is a liability. There is no other word for it.

That is not the entire definition. But it’s a moot point and I’ll just agree to disagree. The refs got it right, IMO.

Doesn’t have to go past the LOS if he is inside the tackles. And there were receivers in the vicinity. No grounding.

Gonna lose this challenge. As as for the game, you have a small chance against Brady as it is. Don’t stop the run and you have ZERO chance.

Romo once again spot on in his critique of TT. In the one plus games he’s done as the commentator on Bills games, he has pointed out Taylor’s lack of vision a half dozen times at least. Validates what we all see on the All 22 every week.

Big first down. A three and out after that long drive by Brady would have been disastrous. Taylor looks confused already.

Sure, we can say that about any team. But it’s magnified when any team has a Brady at the controls; their running game makes him that much more effective; especially when they catch you in nickel and dime packages and go with an extra TE and pick up the pace to prevent you from countering with a better sub package. I dont think you can stop Brady; he’s going to get his. It just pisses me off when they punch us in the mouth with a good running game, too.

Nothing matters if we don’t stop their run game.

How anyone could read TW’s words and come away thinking he disrespected Brady is beyond me. Not related in the least.

To be sure, there was a list of negatives for Ryan, but his defiance of Whaley’s order to sit Taylor could be considered the straw that broke the camel’s back.

GOMAHA! On a serious note, I don’t care what he yells. I just wish he’d have a better command of when to snap the ball when playing with leads in the 4th qtr. He needs to learn to milk the play clock for all it’s worth in those situations. Too many snaps with 10 or more seconds left on the clock. Gotta be more aware.

As opposed to earlier in the season when TT said, “We haven’t gotten around to that yet.” It’s nice to hear he was given some leeway vs. KC, but those words from early in the season are still worrisome to me. There is just no fricken way a 7 year veteran QB shouldn’t have “gotten around to that yet” once the season started. I put that on Dennison, butI have to wonder why he would neuter his QB in that fashion.

It’s obvious Shady and our OLine do better when the defense is more spread out. I’d like to see more of it, but I understand why we don’t. We need a better pass protecting line.

No. Keep Glenn in order to have your five best OLmen out there. He's a great player when healthy. That said, McBeane are going to unload his contract at the first opportunity.

Dennison and Tyrod deserve each other

Because last week, in his opinion, it was right for the team. A team that clearly needed a spark and the coach made a decision to try to light one. It didn't work. Nothing more. Nothing shameful about that at all. Unless you think a coach doesn't have the right to change his mind about personnel.

Nice of Peterman to take some pressure off Lynch.

I'd rather he play with a better head on his shoulders. Maybe that chip is getting in the way.

Well, second guessing and Monday morning quarterbacking are a luxury for guys like Rodak I guess. I don't link credibility to coaching decisions that turn out to be wrong. If that's the case, then NO coach has ANY credibility at one time or another.

That's mighty presumptuous on the part of Rodak to assume playing Taylor would have guaranteed a victory given what we witnessed on the D side of the ball and Taylor's own slump against the Saints the week before.

I'm curious about Rodak's comment above; what problems did starting Peterman "cause" that sitting him doesn't fix? I mean other than the problems that were manufactured by and reside solely in the minds of media types like Rodak? Because it seems like he's saying that because McD started Peterman, McD now has a problem with credibility and I don't understand that connection to a simple coach's decision to start another player.

It's so much easier to understand when you break it down scientifically.

My bet is that once the excitement and "prove it" mentality of being with a new team that wants him wear off, he will revert to form. It will be interesting to see what kind of shape he reports in next summer. I honestly hope the man gets it together and can chase all his demons away, but I'm not convinced he "loves" the game enough to commit on that level.

Can't quibble about any other part of your post, but how was Aaron Rodgers "easily obtainable" when we didn't possess a first round pick in the 2005 draft?

My thought is that if McD came in on day one and said "this is a rebuilding year" (read: we are throwing in the towel so nobody here has anything worth coaching or playing for this year) then he would have had no locker room at all and he would have enraged at least half the fan base.