EmotionallyUnstable

Yep and if they are limiting their playbook because of TT or any other player, they are doing it wrong. Open the book, an NFL level playbook, and see who can compete. Playing conservatively in a passing league dominated by big play potential does nothing for us competitively nor does it allow for a proper evaluation of talent

This shouldn't be a surprise. What did they expect?

17 years will weigh on a man. Doesn't change my belief that one day we will return to glory! Just hopefully with less unwarranted clapping... But, is their offense?

If we only had a successful screen game, we could take advantage of their excellent pass rush

No argument here. Good post

I look forward to these every week. Nice job, Bo. I was hoping you'd include the wide shot of the final Jones drop/ TT miss. I disagree that it was thrown to the wrong shoulder. Other than that, it's clear that stunts have gotten the better of Wood over the past two weeks. Hopefully mills will rebound but hoping for a good week vs Von Miller is insane

Woah, man some people take this way too seriously. My point was it is annoying as a fan to watch the leader of the team applauding as our offensive, yet again, trots off the field after a 3 and out. As many suggest, it is his idea of leadership. But I'd rather see a balance of positivity with also some fire. If McDermott isn't going to be the fire under the offenses rear end, who is the rah rah leader? You need that when things are stagnant IMO Btw to those who found the clapping gifs...epic!

I can see where you are coming from with that angle. But still, watch the EZ cam

Do you know anyone that sincerely claps after a failure and is still generally successful? I can't buy it as a genuine move. It's a pick me up tactic that I think the players would get annoyed with. Just my two cents

I don't have FB. But I did see the back of that dudes hat you posted earlier lol

It still pisses me off that Pete Carrol smacks his gum and yells at refs at phantom penalties that he thinks should be made. It's an aspect of the game I noticed. Does it have an impact on the out come of the game? Probably not. Does it say something about his personality and demeanor? Absolutely. Since we are so focused on building a culture, I think sideline actions and behavior to be equally important. If you want to beat a dead horse about TT or lack of positional strength, look at another thread.

So you are saying that you DO agree it is excessive?

True. It is my opinion. Maybe it's my experience in my profession where awarding effort and not results leads to an overinflated sense of success that leads to complacency? Who knows. I am cherry picking here, I realize that. But sideline demeanor is something that jumps out at me on screen and I can't ignore it

This is where I am. Watching him clap for his guys running off after a terrible three and out is concerning. Maybe I am different, as some have mentioned, but a constructive response doesn't necessarily need ALWAYS be met with a hip hip hooray.

So, can I kick this guy in the balls yet?

Fair enough. Or maybe I saw something you didn't? Time will tell. The all-22 Awaits

An average preseason QB who has been glorified by hopeful posters who gleefully clutch onto any possinle answer to the drought? Yes, I absolutely think it would be. I liked watching Peterman. But if you throw him in this game, it gets more difficult to win, not easier

Do you like his sideline mannerisms? I appreciate his intensity and it seems sincere, but I cannot get over when he claps adamantly when there is a 3 and out, a defensive collapse or even something positive. It is the same robotic motion every time. This thread is ridiculous, I know. But it really pisses me off to see how eager he is to greet his players to the sideline when the just blew a big opportunity. It's up there with: Marrones blank stare Todd Bowles **** eating grin Carrols gum smacking confusion Looks like he might have cracked my top three...

I can't get over the amount of alcoholics on this team. Or is an ankle a weed related issue?

Is anyone really surprised? Their offensive scheme was almost identical to that vs the Jets minus the success in the run game.

Excellent lol

TT is widely recognized as having a good deep ball. Yet we don't see it this year. Is that by choice or scheme. From my interpretation, it was dink and dunk, move the chains and play it safe. It's totally possible there were open receivers deep, yet the commentators never acknowledged it, not did I recognize any. As far as throwing it up to J Matt and Zay and hoping for the best, is this really a discussion? How could you "trust" as you've mentioned these receivers to make plays. Between a new acquisition and a rookie, we really are stretching as far as stating it's on TT because he doesn't give these B squad guys a chance.

Excellent response. Thanks for generalizing my comments to make your point. Did you see this game live? I can't see how this interpretation works. I will gladly eat crow it wrong but his break toward the sideline was intentional. What was your supposed quick read on 4th and long? You're stretching. It was a clear corner route and it didn't connect. IMO because of the execution of the route. But you won't acknowledge that comment. So please explain, what was the intended connection?

#7 on steroids. It is what it is. Thank you

Stretch zone vs man concept? Let's give some credit to Carolina here too