NFL/NFLPA investigating Daboll

[Doc Brown]

9 hours ago, gobills404 said:

A story in 2 parts

 

Ball was obviously tipped but I did think the boos after ONE throw from Wilson was funny.

 

Daboll loses his cool too much on the sidelines for my liking.  Screaming at Josh.  Screaming at Tyrod.  Screaming at the independent neurologist.  Just scream at the refs like a normal coach.

[gjv]

This was the 3rd time I watched at least part of a Giants game. From what I’ve observed, I think Daboll is under immense pressure, to the point, that his behavior on the sideline appears to be verging on the neurotic.

[machine gun kelly]

While reading the article, it’s appropriate for the team HCP and an independent Neuro in there, and the article indicates it can be appropriate for a trainer to be in as well.  Why not just have Daboll just simply have the trainer go in and the moment check on the QB, and quickly go back and report what he was seeing and get back to the HC.  This was a dumb move for Daboll who is not dumb.

 

I am glad he’s now had two wins, and Dart looks promising as well as Skattebo.  Granted, the Eagles were really banged up, but still was a signature win.  I can only hope Dart can beat the Cowgirls in the last game of the season.  You almost have to throw out the losses under Wilson.  He really needs to retire soon.  It’s painful watching him.

[mannc]

If only Daboll had been that anxious to get Dart into the game against the Chiefs…

[ProcessTruster]

10 hours ago, Low Positive said:

Russ is one of these “power of positive thinking” people. He always expresses positive thoughts, even when things are obviously not going well. Remember his cringy press conferences in Denver?

Russ is washed.   Dart is a breath of fresh air for the NFL.   Breathe it in, man.   The kid is a blast to watch.   Just like 17 was before his coaches shut him down and made him be a Manning.  

[stevewin]

10 hours ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:

Didn't some QB  a couple weeks ago, think it might have been Drake Maye, say something like he knows what to avoid doing if he hits his head, so he doesn't get buzzed out of game. 

 

The whole thing is just a game they are playing, coaches, players both in on it.

When Dart was on the ground everyone watching was trying to figure out what was wrong with him and at one point he started flexing his leg.  I thought - that is weird it looked like his head.  On the TNF post-game Sherman said to Dart 'that was a veteran move there moving the leg when you were on the ground' and all the ex-players started laughing

[co_springs_billsfan]

Can two things be true?  They checked for concussion and he cleared the protocol.  But then he remained in the tent for treatment on his leg and Daboll went to check?

[Dan Darragh]

12 hours ago, gobills404 said:

Maybe Russ was just harkening back to his baseball days, throwing a one-hopper to first base to nab a fast runner.

 

Or maybe Russ was the one who should be getting tested for a concussion.

 

It was easily the worst throw I've ever seen by a QB and I'm old enough to remember all the bad QBs who ever played for the Bills.

[Captain Hindsight]

5 hours ago, pennstate10 said:

Nate Peterman would beg to differ

Peterman threw a great ball, just to the other team 

[BuffaloBillyG]

Can't figure out why Wilson is still even the #2 QB. They have Jameis Winston on moth balls. While he's not a great QB either, he's better than Wilson at this stage of his career. And tons more fun to watch 

[BearNorth]

I heard yesterday on Sirius [Dr. Chao] that the doc who came out of the tent was the team doc [an orthopod], who left when he was no longer needed.  Still a bad look for Daboll, suspect there will be a fine, likely the Giants ownership will have a word with Goodell about the incident.

Edited 23 minutes ago by BearNorth

[Mr. WEO]

6 hours ago, ganesh said:

He is another Andy Reid.

 

except without any Offensive coaching talent.

 

You see him running into that blue tent to grab (what he hopes is) his latest meal ticket?