(11-26-2023, 08:14 PM)TheDogCatcher Wrote:

(11-26-2023, 08:04 PM)Jaguar Warrior Wrote: I think we'll be okay with Little and Ezra.

Even though it was forced on the coaching staff, this is exactly what the line needed. 

Put Little in his best spot where he belongs. He's a better LT than Cam. It's a luxury to have two starting caliber LTs -- I get that. But to start the lesser of the two at LT just because he has a high cap number and move the better one inside, where he becomes a liability, is incompetent personnel management. 

It reminds me of the team being greater than the sum of its parts. The "Beard" is a great player, but sometimes his best spot is on the bench to benefit the team overall. I could think of many other examples, but I'm procrastinating on a project and loathe the NBA.

My only issue with Dougie P since he's been here is personel. I get sticking with your guy and all that but much like the O line, there were way to many times he'd leave someone like Agnew in on offense when it clearly was hurting the team.

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(11-27-2023, 05:50 PM)carp8dm Wrote: The benefit of playing divisional opponents twice a year is that you can evaluate the team from 1 game to the other...

O-Line looks much improved.  QB and Receivers look much improved.  We honestly should have blown out Houston yesterday based on how well our O-Line played and how well our QB and reciever corps looked... 

At half time it should have been at least 16-7.  With a simple QB sneak it could have been 20-7.  Either way, the loss of Cam, while sad, will not be a big deal based on Cleveland and Little swapping spots. 

Spot swap, let's swap some spots!  LOL

I liked the playcall on the goal line, my only issue with it was the fact that we had like 1-2 seconds left. Personally i'd rather just take the 3 and move on. I know it's not the sexy move but neither is getting 0 points on a drive that shoulda resulted in some.

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