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It's the team as a whole. His accuracy is not the problem.

Why is Josh in there. Look what happened to Daniels in Washington...

We should just run 3 TEs constantly. At least they factor into the passing game.

Two plays in a row without open receivers. On 2nd down Josh created a ton of time. No play to be made.

No. The problem is offensive scheme and play calling. Yesterday the pass rush was super disruptive and the other team had success in preventing Josh rolling right. There should have been screens, max protect, or other blitz-beating plays used. Instead (for example) we tried an end-around again and fumbled AGAIN.

Josh's interception was his first legitimately really bad decision of the year.

How was the hit on Cook not a first foul for DQ? Or even an ejection for flagrant foul??

Vrabel always messed with us with Tennessee and it is happening again.

What is up with 2x grounding in one game? Throw it away with the cannon.

I was thinking peppermint for alertness.

I looked it up. Teams cannot provide them, but players can bring their own supply.

Are we sure it's not some essential oils?

If he keeps kicking this well I think you need to keep him somehow.

Yes, I think he sold it (Josh is known for this) but the hit was likely roughing even without the extra reaction.

We just absolutely tanked this. And I don't feel bad about it.