Maine-iac

Every tiime Allen targets Coleman and he's covered he throws a flat ball when he should be throwing a jump ball. ps Thank you Shakir.

Doubling Pitts and London is feasting.

The one guy that we have to stop catching the ball and he's killing us.

How the hell do they lose London in coverage. Bishop has wiffed on at least two shots this drive alone.

So many damn flags ........ can we please for the love of god stop with the penalties.

Missed the toe drag swag ......

Not sure what the hell is going on there.

Know was wide open ............

See when we don't have to worry about the run at all we're fine. If only they would throw every down.

I'm sick of the GD flags already.

We'll scheme because we can't stop the run and then when we need to we will not be able to stop the pass because we're run blitzing guys or looking in the backfield for the run.

Tell me again why we don't value a run stuffing DT? Because our DT's are such great pass rushers?

If Allen makes an alert into a bad run or he doesn't hand it off on a read option where the RB most likely scores it's still the same result. When you make the right reads at QB you get the credit and you get the accolades. Same is true when you make the wrong reads. Allen usually gets it right. Not saying he played a horrible game but the mistakes he made cost us points and eventually we lost by 3.

Yes https://www.youtube.com/live/5q3xfzorovk?si=HpfKJXadp_95T7BT&t=2045

I've seen plenty of All22. All I need to know is Allen reads the crashing DE and hands it off we most likely score. Allen doesn't throw a pick we most likely score. A -3 yard pass to Shakir on 3rd and 3 where all you need to do is look at the defense to know we need to be out of that play. The plays and points were there and the turnovers and shooting ourselves in the foot is what gave the Pats the chances. Convince me otherwise.

That system that's not sustainable has been league leading for going on two seasons. We run the ball so well and Allen has typically been throwing to wide open pass catchers. This system that is "not sustainable" just needs Allen to make the right reads and he typically does that. His bad week is when he doesn't do a great job of that but last week was not his best and it wasn't just the interception.

So much talk about the offense. They gave the Pats 3 more chances to score. Had nothing to do with having better WR's. That's why Maye had as many chances as he did and was able to score enough to win. We need a better secondary a DT who makes a difference every week. Josh isn't going to have a bad week that often.

Was hoping to see Sanders grow. He looked like a decent 3 tech prospect and was hoping to see that. Hamlin seems like the most likely candidate for next man up and as often as people get hurt around here probably would have seen some playing time at some point. I'm hoping Zy Alexander makes his way back on the roster and gets a real look. Wouldn't mind us bringing Makari Paige for a look. Nice mix of size and speed. Was in Giants camp for a while. For the time being I hope Hancock gets some looks at safety.

Not sure what your source is but Pro Football Reference has it at 101.6. It also says in 4 games he's given up under 100 yards and 1 TD. Diving deeper he's top ten for CB's giving up under 7 yards per completion and only 5 yards per target. I could only find one CB who had started 4 games or more who had given up less yardage. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WhitTr01.htm#all_adv_defense

Speaking to this my biggest disappointment with White was largely all on one play. He gave up 3 completions for 40 yards. I can live with that more or less but being a veteran he needed to get his head around and make a play on the ball in the end zone. That PI was a killer.

The defense does still give me anxiety but looking at things clearly they were 3 of 9 on 3rd down and the Pats only had the ball 25 minutes. With a 10 minute TOP advantage and a decent showing from the defense if the offense doesn't turn the ball over 3 times we probably win by 2 scores.

Bishop to strong safety. I think Bishop is getting it. Hancock to free safety. Rapp and Cam back up the safeties and Taron at nickel. Zy Alexander to the practice squad. Get Hairston coached up and on the field. We need new blood in the secondary. We need guys who can cover and if they can't cover they've gotta go. White is fine as a back up. We need someone younger, faster, and stickier. Maybe there should be some concerns about tackling from all these new guys but have you seen the tackling so far this year from the guys currently starting? McDermott seems like a decent head coach and our defenses have typically been pretty solid but last year and this year are not going to cut it. Our D Line is getting pressure. Stopping the run is always going to induce anxiety just from the scheme we run. Stopping the pass is what we generally are selling out to do with light boxes and only rushing 4. It's unacceptable to have guys running open as often as we do. ps Was all over drafting Mukuba after a CB or DT and certainly would have taken him over Landon Jackson. Nothing against Jackson but we needed a cover safety more than another pocket collapsing DE. Mukuba and Bishop and we would have been set at safety.

Silver lining when they're not getting penalties the defense looks the best it's looked this year. Tell me that Pats only are going to score 6 points all half and I would have figures we'd have a 2 score lead.

White turns his dumb rear around he catches that for a pick.

All the flags and no push in the back on that punt return.