Mitchell....nice missed tackle and a facemask at the end
And there goes Jones.....
That's two 3 and outs.... What the hell kind of film did they study? This is not a well thought out plan of attack based on film study....
WTF? That was a cut block!
Are you kidding? 3 and out then you have a crappy punt?
Three man rush almost gets home....
Yup, Shabazz because Willie was having some foot issues. Makes sense why Burns is was listed as starter now.
That game means nothing if they don't win the Super Bowl this year.
I never said he needed to be a great blocker to change the game planning. In this scheme the TE's need to block sometimes. The Offense really...
Again, he's not on the field and he's not played a single down with any of the offense. There's no way he's game ready halfway into the season....
I really don't think he gives this team anything more in the big scheme of things. The assumption is that he's more dynamic in the passing...
I know. That's the take I have on him too. Basically his second year as a full time LT. He has his warts, but at this point DeCastro is...
Problem is you're stifling them by trying to protect them in the scheme! You got them to make plays on the ball. You can't harp on them to play...
:this!: I don't get the AV just being o.K. They brought in the starting LT from the Super Bowl winner and he didn't beat him out!
I think at this point if Dupree comes back they're looking at having him fully in game shape by the playoffs.
Genius again! Compensatory picks be damned! Those come at the end of the round. They get "Clevelands" 3rd round pick which is looking to be...
He's a different player than Big Mac. He's being used in the 2 down lineman set and his goal is to get pressure.
Yup AB is eating half that up! No way he stays if he doesn't. Bell should get an extension, but they'll tag him at @ $10 million. So you're...
Classic! Should be a smiley!
So you go into the game planning on playing just 3 healthy receiver with a healthy scratch? A game you could possibly win and need to win in...
