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Any list that doesn't include Ryan Fitzpatrick is wrong

All I could focus on was the Steelers/Bills score. That's the same week Stevie dropped the game winning TD

3rd quarter? Try kick off

I agree and not saying he should have fixed it himself. But as the QB and the one relaying and executing the plays, I’m wondering out loud why he didn’t step up and say something

It was confusing to write, and I'm sure to read. I promise, I have a thought in this brain of mine that makes sense. I'm just trash at articulating today

This has nothing to do with how he looked last night

I'm saying McD has proven it's not him. So we need to take our chances and try someone else

I'm not necessarily blaming Josh, but I do see how you would take it that way. In this scenario, Josh so happens to be the one delivering the plays and commanding the offense. While I'm happy the offense appears to be back, it just sits weird with me that it was fixed so easily and not really addressed sooner by anyone else

Let me start by saying, there's going to be A LOT of assumptions in this post. Assuming the offense and Josh are back to where we saw them prior to Dorsey being hired, I'm starting to think that the players on the team knew Dorsey was the problem all along and only Diggs had the balls to say something. If we believe what we hear from the media, Brady is using the same playbook and terminology, just calling the plays to his liking. This isn't a new system by any means, yet Josh and the offense look magically like they did in 2021. So, if nothing besides the person calling the plays changed, would that not imply the entire issue was Dorsey's ability to game plan and call plays, not the players or playbook itself? With that, assuming that Dorsey was "Allen's choice" and was let down when Dorsey was fired, is it an issue that Josh didn't speak up sooner? Or that Josh didn't recognize the issues with the offense sooner? I understand that players will always take the blame for losses and don't ever throw anyone else under the bus. But if the problem was as simple as changing the plays, why didn't Josh take more command on the field with audibles or going to management sooner? I don't think any of this makes sense. Long story short. For a simple fix, how was it not called out by the players sooner, unless it was behind closed doors.

Let me clarify. If you are good with the AFC championship being your Super bowl, and still not winning that in your one appearance...McD is your man

If 10 win seasons and only making the playoffs is your goal, then keep McD. He got us out of the drought and will always be appreciated for that. However, we now need to get over the next hump, which is elite Super Bowl contender. There is no evidence to show he’s capable of that. There’s moreso evidence to prove he’s not.

No

The cigarette smoking man wants this thread deleted

Dude is holding onto the past harder than Baby Billy

Phillips’ passion and energy was great when he performed. Now, he’s just a liability

There’s no way Allen was going to take this team down and score with 20 seconds. We aren’t the Chiefs and don’t have Mahomes. It’s impossible. https://x.com/nategearysports/status/1728945601751244933?s=46&t=L452HseFOUPXMh5JPrb9nw

I did find it interesting how happy he seemed to be as the game ended. He looked like we won the game with how he was talking to players on the field

Oh god, I’m so sorry

Again, read the original post. I’m not blaming Davis for the game. I’m calling out his involvement in what appears to be a large amount of miscommunication plays. Why we lost the game is in a ton of other threads

The Harty contract was, and continues to be, a terrible signing

At this point, anyone

And you might be right. But I’m asking why Davis seems to always be the player involved in these miscommunication plays?

Eagles are 4-0 with that crew with disproportionate penalties in their favor.

I wish I could agree. He didn’t make the football move

Kick FGs, throw to himself, get sacks, etc…