(10-17-2022, 10:55 PM)Kane Wrote: I kinda wish they hadn't won vs the bolts and clots in the fashion they did. Dominant wins gave too much hope. I think they can still be a decent 8-9ish win team this year.... that could possibly win the division. But if we're playing close games and meaningful football come November I'll be pretty happy with the season and the outlook.

Think about the difference in those two wins vs. the losses - sacks and turnovers. That's what has to change for us to break the streak of losses.
We were chaotic D with players flying to the ball. Suddenly, we're leaving guys open and giving up yards with consistency.

I'm fine with us winning the way we did - it showed us the potential of the team. We aren't deep enough on either side of the ball to make that the norm, but as we continue to build (not blow up and start over yet again) we'll see those close losses start changing to close wins, at the very least.

We gotta force mistakes when the opposing offense is on the field, though .

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(10-18-2022, 12:17 AM)jrvegeeta Wrote:

(10-17-2022, 10:39 PM)OzJohnnie Wrote: The best ones also make good throws.  Lot’s of them.  Dependably.  TL’s performance looks like a tear drop - fat at the bottom and narrow at the top.  Mahomes is the opposite - wide at the top and thin at the bottom.  You, of course, know this but without cognitive dissonance the internets would be 82% less fun (a certified fact).  So, for that I thank you.

That’s [BLEEP] and you know it. Trevor Lawrence has fewer picks and has a higher completion percentage so far this year than Lamar Jackson, which should NOT be happening because, A) Trevor has less experience and is on a less talented team, and B) Lamar Jackson should know better by this point not to make game-ending throws like he did against Miami and ESPECIALLY the Giants.

compare Trevor's stat line this season with A. A. Ron. It's uncanny.

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