Captain_Quint

I watched alot of Spector at Clemson and he was alot like Metakavich was at Temple, but with more speed. Vocal leader who is undersized but instinctual and fast. He made the defense work for his final two years there and kept improving.

Great insight on why it's set up this way. I agree that I'd like to see it change now that we are good and in the playoffs every year. Plus our coordinators are usually indemand as well for an interview, so we get the short end of the stick.

The guy who went down with the knee injury in the middle probably could have had him, but good for Harty to recognize that he had room to work. At the stadium, fins fans all lost it when it happened. How many times did we see it when Crossman was our ST coach, too?

They are outlawing the 'push' part of it. QB sneak is always an option, but the push from behind is what will go away. Unfair advantage, I guess? Not really sure.

Yeah, they split out 4 wide and then ran it. It was a great move and worked on 4th.

I think we ran it 4 times last night and got a first each time. And the league has already said they are addressing it in the offseason, so it's as good as gone once the playoffs end.

There was also a bathtub filled with homemade gin that he would mix up for the party.

It wouldn't surprise me to see Miami try and run it more this Sunday with all the injuries they have. I'm not sure that they can, but Achane is a gamebreaker, and probably will be mostly healthy.

Tua and Lamar have earned it over Josh this year, imo. Josh has been limited by our offensive coordinators and it may have cost him the MVP, although I don't think he actually cares about it.

Just fire him now and let's get ahead of this thing.

That is about right. No way Allen or Diggs. Honorable mentions: Johnson, Oliver, maybe a mention for Bernard or Dawkins.

Draft high, and draft them often. Gabe is gone, Diggs will be soon as well. Shakir is proving to be a reliable target, but I think he is also the guy that the other team says 'Let Shakir beat us' instead of Diggs/Kincaid/Cook. Shakir doesn't have that extra wiggle to make him anything other than a solid, reliable target against zone.

It's a way to keep other teams honest and show them that they still need to pay attention to him. Unfortunately, it's not working that great. Someone else pointed out that against the chargers, there were multiple times when it was Stef vs a safety 1v1 and he was covered with no problem on his route. That allows a team to spy Allen and Cook out of the backfield, or more attention on Kincaid.

He also said something to Stef in that timeout. Maybe to throw off the Pats, or because he's a captain too, but he was intentional in finding him and talking to him at that timeout.

My thoughts, too. We need a qualified OC who can put together a playbook in the offseason. The rancid Dorsey playbook that Brady is working with doesn't cut it when teams see tendencies. We saw it with Dorsey, and we are now seeing it with Brady. Hopefully Josh can play superman for the next month and will us to a Lombardi trophy, despite the stiffled offense this year and half of last year.

Diggs looks hurt. His cuts are rounded off, and has little separation. The short passes on the bubble screens are Brady trying to get him an easy one. But that's not really what Diggs does. The rush today, and the quick throw to the left was another example of trying to get him going. The long pass to him over the top today looked like he was running fast, but not sprinting. I think he's got a lingering injury where he can go, but can't cut like he could in the early part of the year.

I thought Jones was back in there today after injury, but it's Zappe

Jones gets it out quickly, but the team has already given up for the year. But you know they want to rain on our parade. I still think the Bills come out and take care of business in important game.

Got to win one for Marv this year.

Frosted Cherry

Take the Eagles out and put the 49ers in that place and you have the 4 best teams in the league. Love those guys!!

Hyde against the Dolphins is huge. He and Poyer have been successful against Tua since he started, and McD does well to confuse him.

Yeah, I'd say he'll be on a pitch count, maybe coming in on 1st/2nd down for run defense. Or 3rd and long to anchor the middle. But it will be great to see he and Joseph both stuffed in the middle. Legs should be in good shape, but with a pec injury, he probably lost some upper body mass.

For me it was seeing a few interviews with Burrows. He's genuinely a creepy, unlikeable guy. I like Boyd and Tee Higgins, and I think Chase and Burrows are both really great players. But they quickly turned into a completely unlikable group.