Nuncha
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They haven't run the ball since McCoy left what makes you think they are going to start now? We haven't had a 100 yard rushing game by a running back in almost a year (1-2-22 vs Falcons).
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Yet another ankle injury...
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1 hour ago, 17islongenough said:
Screw Thanksgiving games
Screw the Ford field turf too.
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Yup I saw that clearly and screamed at the TV. Ref was right there looking at it and nothing....
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6 hours ago, 4merper4mer said:
Andrew Luck apology number 3,264,927,141
Colts did pretty well with a washed up Rivers and got a decent year out of Carson Stench.
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14 hours ago, Dick_Cheney said:
Hell yes.
Next, let’s bring back Incognito and Stevie Johnson. Let’s go all out.Hell how about LeSean McCoy in this offense, or Fred Jackson?
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Nice to have him for depth but only dreamers think he's better than Edmunds.
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10 hours ago, JustHewIt said:
We're in a mini slump, that's obvious, but we're WINNING.
The chiefs struggled to beat a few teams and lost to the colts.
The eagles have struggled to beat teams and lost to Washington by more than all of our losses combined.
Dallas, Baltimore, Miami, Minnesota.... Show me the team that never struggles, and then take the state of our defense into account.
Are you saying that last two games where we had one total practice and played twice in five days on the road are more representative of this team than our impressive wins?
You don't think Edmunds, Elam, Groot, von, Hyde, Tre would help with those tackling issues? Dream on man
I never said the wins weren't impressive. I said the sloppy tacking will MATTER against the top tier teams in the NFL. They can get away with slop against the Browns and Lions. Where in any of my posts did I say the wins were NOT good?
It appears reading comprehension isn't your thing.
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11 hours ago, JustHewIt said:
I didn't say it's fine, but I think it's fair to lower expectations slightly and allow some grace when you're playing replacement level talent against a good, productive offense. But hey, good on you for holding such high standards, it obviously helps you enjoy the wins so much
They are struggling to beat below average teams like the browns and lions missing tackles, do you think they will beat the top teams in the league playing sloppy? Dream on man.
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2 hours ago, Dr.Sack said:
More trickery and gadget plays needed; jet sweeps, occasional Wild Cat and maybe a few flea flickers. Daboll definitely schemed up more trickery.
As long as they give up the quick passes to the LOS which typically gain nothing and are down wasters. It doesn't matter who we play, it seems like he opposing team knows when they are coming, and they get blown up 99% of the time.
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2 hours ago, JustHewIt said:
Perhaps missing 4-5 pro bowl caliber players has something to do with that? Regardless of that this message board thinks, it's unreasonable to expect us to have an entire starting lineup PLUS a backup at every position that can play at a pro bowl level every game
It's unreasonable for your backup safety to be able to tackle? Listen to McD's post-game press conference. He said we have to tackle better and obviously didn't say "oh well we are playing backups so whiffing on a bunch of tackles is fine".
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Does he have an explanation for why our D is suddenly missing SO MANY tackles? It's ridiculous really.
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4 hours ago, BuffaloTX said:
Give Shakir the ball!
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Gabe will be fine once he stops dropping the ball.
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9 hours ago, Deadstroke said:
Hey, I'm a homer and been loving and defending my team for many years. I'm usually always in a player's corner when he may be questioned for underperforming; but this thing with Tre has gone on too long. The latest reports now have him fully healthy but perhaps not too confident of his health/current abilities.
He's getting paid a ton of money and it's time to earn it now when the team really need him. The pass defense is getting abused big time. It's time for Tre to show up and help out.
Let's have him come back before he is ready and have a setback that keeps him out the rest of the year. Not sure why the money thing is bothering you. White isn't the only injured player ever to be paid while recovering from injury. Happens all over the league.
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And they play again Thursday...ugh.
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3 hours ago, Big Turk said:
And yet he looked like a great QB against us. Very rare when the Bills make opposing middling QBs look good rather than look terrible. Pass D has been struggling since the Pittsburgh game.
Jacoby Brisset looked like a great QB against us:
28/41 (68.3%) 324yards 3TDs 0INT 116.3 rating
At least Chubb didn't run all over us.
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4 hours ago, Rigotz said:
The entire season he has 3 rushes on third down for a total of 2 yards.
0.7 YPC …. wow.
There’s your predictability. Either Josh runs on third and short, or he throws.
That is pathetic.
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2 hours ago, dpberr said:
Talented coordinator, bad head coach.
The Raiders are a team full of athletes, but few real deal football players.
Patriots will welcome him back with open arms after the Raiders fire him.
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49 minutes ago, 1onemangang7 said:
Furthermore, you dumb fck, the guy is injured and they're wrecking your franchise quarterback cause he is the offense by himself. They showed they don't know what they're doing drafting cook. So they leave him in there when he should be mending. Drag linebackers then read defenses. Then say hey you need to be more careful with the ball. Fck all that. Give it to Singletary and punt and play defense or get an NFL size runner to help.
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1 minute ago, 1onemangang7 said:
Look at the teams rushing numbers. Remember all those superbowl qbs who lead their team in rushing? Tom Brady did it how many times? Now go fck yourself I'm not educating your dumb ass anymore . You're too stupid to get it.
Tom Brady didn't have to run the ball because historically his teams had really strong running games. So genius what does that have to do with Josh playing like a rookie (I'll get specific for you) PASSING the football and making BAD decisions THROWING the ball that cost us two consecutive games?
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5 hours ago, Alphadawg7 said:
No he has not. The fact you said that tells me you don't know anything about football or you are too rooted in your biased opinion to remain objective.
So you are saying Josh had a bad first half against the Vikings? Are you serious? Why because Devin got two of the TD's instead of Allen throwing them?
What a ridiculous and ill informed comment. 2 of his 3 mistakes were the fumble at end of game and pick in OT. But keep saying the ignorant statement he has been bad for 11 straight quarters. Man this board is ridiculous.
I don't care if you agree or not, maybe watch his post-game interviews where he himself said he played like garbage. He pretty much lost MVP consideration the last 3 games and lost his swag. The two interceptions against the Packers and Jets were beyond horrible, three turnovers against the Vikes, the second interception lost the damn game. You want to say he played great that's your opinion, but clearly he has regressed. 7 turnovers the last 11 quarters and the end result is 3rd place in the AFC East.
For the first time in his CAREER he has thrown two interceptions in three straight games.
Last 3 games:
60 of 102 (58.8%) 753 yards 3 TD's 6 INT's
The numbers say it all.
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9 hours ago, gridirongold said:
You guys should really do something else with your time if you think this teams problems lie with the quarterback.
The last 10 quarters plus OT our QB has been an issue. You are blind if you think otherwise.
Shout out to Isaiah Hodgins
in The Stadium Wall
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McKenzie is a huge disappointment at WR. Good gadget guy/return guy but bad WR.