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Harry has quietly been out snapping him anyways.

I've presented who I believe is "at fault." I believe our poor oline is the reason for our offensive struggles. We can put that on Beane I guess.

Yep. Defenses have adjusted and we have no counter.

It's my opinion that Daboll is hampered by poor oline play. When teams are playing us with light boxes and we still can't run it's a talent problem. Forces us to be predictably one-dimensional and overy dependant on Allen.

I think the biggest factor is how D's are playing us this year- two deep soft zones daring us to run. Last year they were daring Josh to beat them, and he obliged. Need to continue to establish the run to soften up the pass D, IMO.

I think we kind of ran him into the ground last year, and it really hurt us in the postseason. Might be a little by design not to overuse him, especially with a longer season. But , if there's a week to do it, this is it.

The Red Zone

Probably not, but winning the East is embarrassing enough.

I don't think we win by THAT much with Jones, personally.

Time to unleash Josh on the ground. Would love to see 100 yards rushing.

Am I missing some news?

People are butthurt over the super bowl expectations

You edited to this?

If we move someone it's Hyde, IMO. We have tons of safety depth and no CB depth.

Hey, maybe teams running on us less won't be the worst thing in the world?

Based on Tre's demeanor after the physical exam, I'm sure we have a good idea.

Let's just shoot for keeping him under 5 TD's

Tony Jones Jr. had some fantasy hype in the preseason. I'd guess he'll be the guy to watch today

I thought the Moss pass was clearly a drop and the Beasley one was clearly not- that was a rocket where had to go above the rim to even get hands on it. Josh was clearly having some issues. Haven't seen him abandoning any touch and just throwing rockets like that in a while.

Imagine the sun hats McD would be rocking in socal!

What does you commentary have to do with the content of the video?

I’m coming around to believing those gifted IQ scores of yours!

I think that's a great point and we should do that. Teams get so caught up on the concept of the "double dip", but we would benefit more from trying to dictate game play from the start- like in the scenario you laid out.

I agree with regards to investment. ROI on the D line has been poor to say the least. I think our offensive weapons are fine, especially with the emergence of Knox. Oline issues are a bit of bad luck, IMO, with Dawkins (probably COVID related) and Williams regression, and Feliciano's surprise weight loss- not that he was anything special. Brown seems to be a nice find. Overall, I don't see any real personnel reasons for our offensive regression from last year. And when you have an MVP caliber $250M QB, he's supposed to elevate those around him. I'd like to see us go back to more of a spread attack. Seemed to work really well last year with Josh getting rid of the ball quickly neutralizing some oline deficiencies. Some of these quick hitters can be a substitute for an ineffective run game as well. Long developing plays are causing more problems than they're worth.

Generally, when a team scores the other team is allowed possession. I agree, especially when you consider the investment in the D line. But, statistically (I think) our D is out performing our O