The mastermind play calling of Shula

[Ruff]

How about the fact that the fatass no hands Tolbert was the RB in on that 3rd and 11 that he dropped instead of Fozzy, or somebody that can catch.  That play killed any hope we had left. We were only down by 7 and that dropped ended our chances. Shula's personnel decisions are pathetic and the people backing him are just as pathetic. He has never been successful anywhere he has gone for a reason.

I will say this again, like I've said dozens of other times: Tolbert is a liability to our team. He can't do anything that a cheaper player couldn't do. He can't catch. He can't block. He can't really make big runs. Basically he's a handicapped version of Mike Alstott that, for some reason, fans love because he's a fat man who can dance.

[KendrickPanther]

3rd and 18, edge of field goal range. Greg Olsen is blocking a defensive end. Shulad.

[KendrickPanther]

The amount of important snaps Bersin got makes me wonder if Shula was throwing the game. 

[KendrickPanther]

1st and 10, 53 seconds left, two timeouts. 26 yard line. 2 yard screen pass to Deangelo. 23 seconds left. Shulad.

[IGSaint]

The amount of important snaps Bersin got makes me wonder if Shula was throwing the game. 

 

Shula really seems like an OC who likes to think he is smart by being unconventional when he's really being stupid. I don't know how Bersin was the first read on Cam's second int. Shouldn't KB have been there? As a matter of fact, it was appalling how little KB was utilized in that game especially given the fact that he was the only one who got two touchdowns in that game. 

[WhoAmI?]

To be fair, Tolbert has always been a great pass catching back, a few drops this year notwithstanding. But yeah, fug shula right in the ass. -

 

He usually is, but this year he has been terrible catching out of the backfield. Considering the situation, I would have much rather had Fozzy in on that play (especially on 3rd and long) as he has shown that he is reliable catching and can make plays in the open field.

 

[KillaCamNewton]

ill never understand why he abandoned the run. stewart had 13 carries when he had carried us into the playoffs... he averaged over 5 yards a carry last night by the way

[pstall]

I will have to watchb the game again to spot stuff.

The pick 6 to me sealed it. At worse you kick a fg and you're down 11 with right at 6 mins left. Plenty of time.

If you noticed a lot of role players got either a td or lots of touches this wkd. It kinda makes sense but I think Shula does out smart himself at times.

[top dawg]

Shulacked!

[pstall]

Shulol

[KendrickPanther]

ill never understand why he abandoned the run. stewart had 13 carries when he had carried us into the playoffs... he averaged over 5 yards a carry last night by the way

 

We were in some second and long situations via penalties or sacks. We should have found some more touches for him in the first half but there was several unfortunate down and distance situations.

 

The OP quotes a play where we went jumbo package, tried to throw to Bersin and gave up a sack. That would have been a good time to run the ball.

[Car123]

That was the turning point of the game.

[Snake]

If Rivera was really smart he would entertain the idea of replacing Shula. Im sure he is not going to because its just not his nature but its going to bite him in the butt at some point.