Lieutenant Aldo Raine

Definitely heading that way

Of course you would! I remember you saying Fromm would push Allen and be the starter by week 3.

my comment was a little fictitious meaning he was awarded $10,000. But yes, he should have been fined if he wasn’t.

I’m guessing Chris Jones probably received $10000 for his cheap shot on Feliciano!

And there it is...lol I was waiting for someone to talk about masks ( lack of). What’s your comment say about you????

Who will be the first to say it???

Not bad for a guy who never dominated at college, wasn’t even 1st team Mtn West, inaccurate every where he’s been, not a big boy from a big time school, certain bust, no 300 yd games, can’t throw over 60%, wrong Josh, etc etc

Yeah; his injury history would definitely be cause for some concern; but man he knows how to attack the ball and has great hands.

Personally, I like Mike Williams of the Chargers. I think he is underutilized there and would be a great addition.

You could also state that “QB” provided Diggs his best season as a pro and one of the best ever as a WR!!! But, you could never bring yourself to add that as a caveat!

We need to find a RB who is shifty, has patience, acceleration, top-end speed, can block, and can catch. ie; A LaDainian Tomlinson type clone.

OP calling him a choker is not a decent critique. Your post however, is a fair critique.

I think the thread title speaks for itself, re: the offensive game plan just looked different than what we were used to seeing from Daboll.

I'm not really trying to pin blame on Daboll, it's a collective effort. My point being in my opinion, is that the offensive playcalling and design approach looked different than what we had seen all season. The jet sweeps was just an example of something we used all season to detect defenses but provided another running option.

Nobody is saying he is better, but be honest...it's not like Mahomes was out of this world tonight; he didn't have to be because it was like playing catch out there. Very little pressure and everyone was simply wide open. Henne would have put up a similar game based on this defensive game plan.

It's probably a little simplistic sure, but the play calling looked different to me this postseason as compared to the regular season. For example, during the Colts game, we purposely ran Josh directly into the gauntlet which yielded very little expect putting him at risk.

I don't recognize this Brian Daboll offense this postseason as compared to the regular season. The offense in my opinion looked relatively different as compared to the regular season. The imagination appeared very vanilla, the jet sweeps were missing (except today when it was too late), and the red zone play calling left a lot to be desired. I understand players have to execute, but I feel these playoff games were not Daboll at his best.

I knew were in trouble when we lost the coin toss (just kidding); but we had won the toss and deferred like 5 games in a row. The mojo was eschewed at that point

Been saying this for awhile; the lack of RB production is an achilles heel to this team. You still need a relative threat of balance.

Yes thank you

I honestly don't think this defense could have stopped Henne as QB either. Wasn't like Mahomes was outworldly, it was pitch and catch all night.

Damn dude, he constantly had pressure and all the WRs were completely blanketed. Still he accounted for 375 yards and two TDs. No doubt he struggled, but I don't know who else would have thrived with that Oline. Easily their worst performance of the year.

Just like your posts

May have not been his best game, but he was the entire offense. The WRs were blanketed and was easily the Olines worst game of the year. Daboll choked in the red zone.

KC punched us in the mouth right away; we decided to punch back to late.