It depends what winning means to you I guess, to me winning is not collapsing every year and going one and done in the playoffs after taking...
You have to ask yourself whose defense that was against. Looks like an outlier to me. Team has 3 1st quarter TD's in 17 games... :lolol:
How about a buy one get one free, and we throw in Tomlin?
Stubborn is as stubborn does. And here we go right back to why Tomlin prioritises Slowee over Warren, because in his mind this was how we were...
It's a definite indicator of ther late-Tomlin era where we have to try the same things over and over again until the completelty fail and then try...
He was heavily involved in a building a very succesful team, something Khan has never done, and Tomlin hasn't done for over a deacde.
Different co-ordinators, same offense one constant. Same on defense, it's beyond debate now. This is all on meddlin' Mike and his stone age...
Tomlin has to go. Khan/Weidl axis I like. Clear out of coaching. Only DS worth keeping. Go and get Ben Johnson. Move on from Wilson, Seamalu,...
Built the Phillies?
Let's see if it's another January no-show where the offense doesn't get going until the 3rd quarter - if at all. Let's fact it, playoff game or...
Sounds like the Tomlin fan club are back and coping.
We had the chance to salt the division away before the tough stretch of games.
Nothing will change.
We should be a year into a do-over now, instead we are 1 year into a 3 year waste of time.
Watched it back, there's no way Big Ben doesn't lead us to a win on that final drive - that's the difference, Wilson is washed.
That collapses every season, that has the same dsicipline issues, that is as dumb as ****, and reguarly lays eggs against terrible opposition....
But whatever the talent has been over that last 7-8 the result has alwasy been the same - late season collapse.
Youi can't expect Trice to match up with Chase at this point.
I know toss plays ahevn't worked all season but they keep calling them
They were far better coached, that's why they kept beating us.
