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If Brady C plays like he did week 1, he will be a pro bowler this year. He was an absolute beast on Sunday.

After being able to see tape on our offense from Sunday… I’m not as skeptical as I was watching it live. The missed snaps were a huge factor on some key plays and a couple of flags. this video does an amazing job of breaking down every play. You can see what our game plan was, we just missed it on the field. Also snagged a dope screenshot of Tremble absolutely destroying Garret.

based on what we heard from Rhule, Hoskins would be the one who gets deactivated. Hoskins lined up in the wrong place on a couple of plays including the Hunt TD run.

he as brought in motion to be on the end with Ian. Ian was blocking down into Garrett and the safety shoved ian in the back leading him to bump into Moore.

Here is your other angle where Ian is shoved into DJ:

It's DJ

fair but at this point in the game, Miles had not done anything yet and the sack that Baker did experience came off of a sell out blitz. So I am just not sure we can blame this specific play on the coaching staff not being prepared against Garrett. At this point in the game we were at 2 runs and 5 passing plays. Also, 2 fumbled snaps

the huddle replaced Shi with poo , haha.

we ran more 11 personnel than 12 personnel. DJ and Robbie played 100% of the snaps and Shi played 77% of the snaps. So we would have to have had played more 11 personnel than 12 personnel.

Sorry to keep pestering you on this, but the ball is out of baker's hands the players isnt even within arms reach yet. The distance between hash marks is 18 feet and 6 inches. The players is still about 6-8 feets away from Baker as the ball is let go. Again, #20 never touches baker.

is this sarcasm? We defintiely ran 12 personnel on running plays.

#20 never hits him though. I really wish I could screen record this so you can see it. Baker knows where he is going with the ball before the blitz is within 3-4 yards of him.

It was a 5 man blitz, not a four man pass rush. This was our third drive and Baker had only been sacked once at this point in the game. The player was 4 yards away when Baker began to throw the ball. If you watched the video you'd probably lean less into him being rush to throw. The player doesnt even touch Baker. It was a bad throw by Baker. He is to blame. He had 3 options open on that play.

As it was shared, we had to keep a TE in the game every play to help Ikey.

quoting myself..... but damn Baker.... if you hit CMC there... thats going to go for about 20-30 yards.

16min (1st half) and 22min (2nd half) roughly. Our 3 scoring drives in the 2nd half were an accumulative total of almost 6min... which is eye opening.

Are you asking me if it is the QB's fault for throwing a pick? It appears to me that Baker had a clear pocket and a wide open Shi.

that play led to a TD for the Browns on a short field. Anytime a play leads to points, it impacts the game. Both the INT and PI led to TDs for the Browns.

I dont think it was just baker's fault. I think he had a role in it, but not the primary detractor. Our defense held Cleveland to only 140 total yards in the 2nd half, and 0-3 in the redzone. Settling for 3 field goals. The defense definitely improved as the game progressed. The 4th quarter the browns only had 53 total yards. The final drive was 22 of those yards.

as i said before its split down the middle. The key moments of that game were due to player's mistakes. At the end of the day it's Rhules fault bc he is the HC and needs to be accountable. However, one less pick and PI ... its a compeltely different scenario.

thats the tale of two halves though. Can you honestly say those first 4 bullets held true in the 2nd half? when we scored on 3 of our 4 drives? What you are sharing were points in the game, not the game in itself. I called out specific plays that were the player's fault that changed the entire tide of the game. You are using generalizations of the first half.

That 2021 QB draft class is going to be the biggest bust in NFL history. All of the hype coming in to that draft, and the closest thing to a successful QB we are seeing from that class is the third rounder. Just wild. Love how much hate I get for the Fields scrutiny. As I said before, I will say it again.... Bears are my second favorite team and that pick was dumb. If Fields turns that franchise around, ill eat crow. Fields just cant see the field.

I just dont see a path where you put this all on the coaching. Its going to be split down the middle. Baker doesnt throw a pick and hits Shi on that route, no points for the Browns. Henderson doesnt tackle Amari, no points for the browns Elf and Baker exchange the ball cleanly, we get 5 downs back Refs call the right calls on the final drive, no points for the browns You can do the same for the coaches. At the end of the day though, its a two way street. You can blame the HC for the loss bc he is accountable for it, but you cant blame the coaches for the refs and players lack of execution or bonehead decisions.

in all honesty, OP does have a point. However, there were many contributing factors. No clear path to identify how we win that game.

Are you referring to the botched snap as hard to suggest that the play was drawn up that way? If so, I agree. No one draws up an intentional botched snap at this level.