(11-13-2023, 08:24 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(11-13-2023, 03:55 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: It's human nature somehow for us to seek out the cause of a problem and assign blame.

Somehow feels better to direct your anger or disappointment in one focused place.

The reality is - it's rarely that simple.

Folks here seem to hate it when they can't blame one coach or scapegoat one player for poor performances.
But we had a perfect storm of multiple players not doing what they were supposed to do on Sunday, and a few more of them just getting dominated by the man opposite them across the LOS.


https://twitter.com/ShopTalkingWigg/stat...72689?s=20

This is the way a teacher grades a student.

He's clearly grading how crap the offense was doing as though he was not the one in control of it, but observing to see how well they did...  

Guess who's in control?  It rhymes with Stress Failure

How you can watch that video and think that Doug is the one in control of the offensive game planning, schemes, and preperation is hilarious!!!

You compare our offense looked last year and you look at this year?  It's night and day difference.  It's crazy how willfully blind you want to be.

EDIT:  Go back and watch that video again.  Dude is clearly calling out the offensive game plan, scheming, preparation, an play calling.  And he was doing it in a way that was clearly an analysis of someone else's work and how well that someone did in terms of the rubric we as grading on.  The OC failed on Sunday....  And Pederson was the one grading it.

Go back and watch that video again, everything he said was about what the players failed to execute. "It's not like they weren't prepared." That's the opening line that puts it all on the 11 on the field. You want it so bad but you're just willfully blind. You simply can't see what's happening on the field because you think the guy calling plays makes them not block or catch.

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