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Given that he has to work with what we have for now, first priority for Brady as the OC should be to protect the franchise - Josh. Against a defense like Houston or Cleveland, do that first and then go from there. That can be extra blockers, quick passes, moving the pocket, misdirection, leaking the TE as a target, or running the ball more. Brady failed miserably at that and Josh was beat up. If Josh gets knocked out with an injury due to his stupidity, like we watched in Houston, the season and maybe more is done.

Cover One has a new video out with some interesting points. Basically the organizational problem is everyone from coordinators on up. Last night, Brady committed organizational malpractice by not adequately protecting the franchise - Josh, when it was plainly obvious to everyone that our 5 linemen could not block their 4 rushers. Brady refused to adapt and bring in an extra lineman or chip the D ends to help the line. And stupidly, they left Brown out there with a bad shoulder with no help. The receiver routes did not provide Josh with quick options. If Josh had a season ending injury, from that stupidity, this season and maybe next season would be over. Furthermore, McDermott was seemingly fine with the approach. They show no ability to adapt and learn from past failures. Clean house unless the unimaginable happens.

Mamdani is going to require that each child to learn Arabic numbers. Step one in indoctrination.

The offense scored just 12 points. I’d say it’s Brady and Bean. The offense has no quick game answers except the WR screen that rarely works. I remember thinking the same last year when KC knocked us out. That’s a combination of player talent and scheme issues.

I’m not a fan of this defense, but they did give the offense plenty of chances in the 2nd half against a bad Houston offense. The offense could never control the line of scrimmage. Brady couldn’t scheme anything besides the big toss back play. Coaching scheme is such an important part but we always seem to lack in that department.

Blame for the loss should really be more on the offense tonight. They failed big tonight in all aspects.

Time to hire an offensive coach to pair with Josh for the rest of his career. If McDermotts specialty is defense and your defense is poo, it’s time to go.

There are no words to describe how dumb that was

Bernard has been playing with a bad ankle. The rest have no excuses.

Has there been a single penalty against Houston? Doesn’t seem like it.

Because there is likely a huge difference in wealth between the victims and the guilty. The wealthy can use lawsuits to silence the victims since they don’t want to go bankrupt with legal fees. They may also not want their names publicized. The young girls may likely also not have known who the men were.

Among politicians, there seems to be those who were with Epstein for the sex and those who were there for the cash. They may or may not be the same. I’m not trying to excuse any Dems. Any who assaulted those girls should pay the price.

And that might be the last time that teams ignore him. Will be interesting to see what he can do vs Houston tonight.

Coleman will need to learn from Shavers how to earn playing time. He needs a lesson in humility and learn discipline. He also needs to learn how to play WR. People can mature and change. He has great teammates around him. He might just grow up and become a better player but he better start showing it in practice.

Great interview of Shavers. So easy to root for. Him and Josh have the same prove them wrong mentality. He also talks about his friendship with Keon.