Jon Snow

Yes, I do believe it was that bad. But it sounds as if Gase is/was not the only coach that thought that was a good idea.

Football like we have not seen since...well I would have go as far back as the early days of Salt and Pepper to find a close analogy.

Thursday night games worry me because they are almost always bad no matter who's playing. I just want us to play a hard fought and relatively mistake free football game. Do that and the score will be in our favor.

Watching tonight's game I think you may be onto something.

TMJ has had the worst luck with his limited opportunities. He's slipped and fell on 2 of those, Sam missed him on 2? I think and 1 was flat out dropped. Am I remembering that correctly?

It must be a new Special Juan alt.

He was. I thought it was just to fool the defense as I wrongfully assumed that he wasn't at that level of knowledge in the playbook yet.

Break it down for us then mister brainiack. Kidding, I really don't care.

Don't pick on the smart kids. They can't help it.

Must be a bot.

Exactly. Nothing more should be said.

He was very bad at it. He must've never played baseball.

He will get tested. He will give up some plays occasionally and will get better after each one. The kid is legit.

Interesting. Our 3rd down troubles are noticeable to the untrained eye and it looks like there is some merit there, not much but it's something.

I would be curious to know the percentage of 3rd downs they end in per drive if that is even tracked. The simplest way to fix 3rd down woes is to not get in a 3rd down situations that often. But that's easier said than done.

I think it may have been a job requirement under the previous owner.

I would have gone for something like a greased pig contest with scantily clad women but your idea is probably more family friendly.

It because Huston is down to qb3. Nothing to do with respect for us.

The kicker thing is too hard to predict with any certainly because it's mostly a mental thing.

It's a new strategy that teams are trying because apparently the numbers say they should. Geeks.

He has a neck?

Apparently we both are.

It's because other teams around the league are doing it. So they better get good at it because they will see it soon rather than later.

Absolutely it can do nothing but boost the confidence of these young players.

I think you will find that as one position kinda sorta gets fixed the other weaknesses will become more apparent. From my untrained eyes looking at the oline from last season the biggest issues were on the left side. Well you could add center in there as well but the left was just so bad it made Paradis look average. This season, albeit 2 games in, it looks like it's mostly the middle. Could it be who opponents are attacking? Probably, that's who I would attack. Maybe Erving can hold onto the position longer than anyone since Gross. That would be nice. It's his until someone better steps up. Now those guards? Not tough enough to be called nfl lineman if you asked me. I know you didn't so don't come at me.