biggerdaddynj

That’s very scary and this is very upsetting to see and to hear. No more football tonight, if not that, it’s disgraceful. I was a kid when Daryl Stingley was paralyzed due to a vicious hit from Jack Tatum—scary enough to hear about as a young man. Seeing this live has been sickening.

Spread on Giants v. Indy went from -3.5 to -5.5 (not in same day but still…). Sometimes the money moving works out (like with the Giants yesterday) and other times it doesn’t (“Las Vegas wasn’t built on winners.”).

Here’s another one (this time a trifecta but they never made it though they sure deserved at least one SB): Fouts throwing the ball to these “three” guys: Charlie Joiner, John Jefferson/Wes Chandler and Kellen Winslow (Air Coryell — the Coryell coaching tree over the years is extremely impressive—John Madden, Bill Walsh, and Joe Gibbs and many more top notch football coaches).

Remember when we almost got lucky and signed him when he fell out of the draft (he was cleared in a tragic homicide case but too late for the draft).

Or Thunder and Lightning—Chuck Muncie and Tony Galbreath.

Wish that frame was able to put on more muscle but as TBD posters pointed last week, Dalvin got that frame.

or a bunch of friends who are very high!! 🚬

That’s one of the reasons we matched the Bears’ offer sheet. With the expectation of having a backup on those positions on the line. Not to be a mere speed bump. But to actually play the positions on the line where we needed depth so the next man up wasn’t just somebody off the PS. Time for Beane to remind him to earn that money. 🤞

Time for Frazier to prove he can come up with schemes and adjust his D those 3rd downs with slippery Mahomes running around or those other likely playoff bound QBs who likewise need to be pressured. We’ve been spending and drafting for that D-Line and in this, “our year”, we brought in Von to be our closer to fill in those deficiencies but he’s gone. Time for Frazier to step up and show us all that he’s got (and some tackling drills might help). It’s a narrow window we gotta strike now. Josh can’t walk on water forever.

Watching these soft Frazier defenses who also can’t tackle makes me miss the 4-3s with Pettine and Schwartz. Statistically ranked high and I recall most people at TBD liked what they accomplished. And, like a lot of others at TBD have said well before me, I’d like to see how Edmunds plays in a 4-3, too bad we might have to watch him wreak havoc playing in a more skillset friendly scheme on another team next year with the salary he’ll get.

Who’s the jackass analyst who doesn’t comprehend why Singletary took the early dive?

The f’ing snow has been better than any adjustments made by Frazier.

Saved Dorsey’s ass.

Von Miller wasn’t the only addition to the D Line that was supposed to make us “stout against the run” so we could keep using Frazier’s sham of a scheme so WTF is going on—bad players and bad coaching. Can we fix it this season?

Definitely not the way they’re playing today. They scare me a lot between the scheme and the failure to execute (simple tackles). Looks familiar…

We have now officially lost football games every possible way. This is sad. Also, as stated by many why not take the safety and kick?

Lots of good well thought out ideas—simple one here (not taking away the other good ideas)—I’d love to have a real three down back who can do it. Extra dimension but we added Cook and Hines so I guess mine is a dream for the future.

Anyone remember how to tackle after the DLine fails to penetrate.

I just wish we’d come out of the bye week and rock and roll (and that was before the injuries).

JA seems to not have his head in the game in the second half.

Sloppy, sloppy … but I’ll take if it gives us the win. But against a better team… (I know GB isn’t healthy but that’s even more of a reason for us to be crushing them).

Where was that call last week? Could have used a half dozen or more.

Would love to see some Miller time!

Think he meant Basham (“Boogie” Basham) not former Bills LB Nigel Bradham.

Lest we not forget Beane for putting all the pieces together.