Bermuda Triangle

this defense sucks

Should have called for a replay

Certainly not as good as he's made out to be

embarrassing performance by the defense in the first half

continuing to give Wilson safe, easy completions

Reminds me of Keith Ellison

he never got the ball to the 35

As a new topic? I don't know....but these issues been brought up in threads pretty recently. Can I ask what about this thread bothers you?

We have posters here who still talk about the number of children that Travis Henry fathered, and Jim Kelly's off-field exploits 30+ years ago. JMO, but I think the apparent anti-semitism exhibited by a player who was on the team last season is fair game.

this was the game plan from the get go. Green Bay moved the ball on their first possession, and couldn't convert on 4th down (probably because they thew instead of run). Green Bay was hoping that we'd make mistakes on offense (which we did), and that they'd be able to take advantage of same (which they did, to an extent). Clearly, they had little to no faith in their ability to move the ball through the air - I just found it odd that we let them play to their strengths.

Diggs and Milano were great, as was 1st half Singletary. Cook also looked much more comfortable, and ripped off a couple of chunk plays, which was great to see. I thought that the defense was pretty poor all night. Edmunds and Taron Johnson especially struggled. The offensive line, mainly in pass protection, was pretty bad. Allen was being flushed from the pocket early and often. Hopefully, they can rebound with an effective performance against Williams, Lawson, Myers, etc. Allen looked off all night. His passes seemed to be sailing. Even the TD to Diggs wasn't a particularly well thrown ball. Seemed like the team just kind of got bored after the half.

Need some safety and OL depth. I don't think Johnson can hold it down.

I thought that the game plan defensively was bizarre. You're content letting GB run the ball down your throat, knowing that by doing so, you're letting them bleed clock, which in turn leads to fewer possessions for your offense?

Literally threw Elam away.

No way that's a "drop" on Milano. The ball was tipped, into his helmet.

He looks like the daughter from Ozark.

"an Ohio State and Bama QB". yet, here you are, propping up a QB from Liberty.

Is Einstein's love for Zappe stronger than newcam's affinity for Tua?

...and the 85th best player in the NFL was just benched in favor of a rookie.

He was downright horrible tonight. He's lucky that Levi Wallace, Sutton and Edmunds have stone hands. This so-called "explosive" and "fast" Miami offense has scored more than 20 points in only 1 game so far this year.

I mean, I'm sure that guys like Garrapollo, Fields, Davis Mills & Brissett are better than their backups, but it doesn't make them good QBs.

Isn't that the case with pretty much every starting QB?

Isn't the Tea narrative that his ball placement and accuracy are what set him apart? These throws he's made so far have not been placed well at all.

Not going to beat Clemson in a close game at Death Valley. The ACC won't have that.