(12-24-2023, 09:22 PM)SamusAranX Wrote:

(12-24-2023, 09:20 PM)Caldrac Wrote: We'll see. I just don't see the point in getting our teal panties in a twist. This team had a ton of work to do going into the off season. A ton.

It fell short. They tried shooting the gap and they missed their landing. Now, they're hanging on by two hands with two games left.

They either figure it out and luck themselves into a 4th seed or wildcard seed or they fall into the pit with the rest of the middling teams.

Still, an 8 - 9 finish is better than completely falling down the cliff like they did in 2018 post that 2017 run.

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An 8-9 finish after being 8-3 would be falling off the cliff. 

I wonder if we’ll at least hear whispers of Doug taking back play calling. 

Locker room is lost per the halftime report

Not really, man. Our 2nd half schedule was on paper months ago. We already knew this was the toughest stretch and it played out exactly how it should have with a team that thought it was good enough to use 2nd and 3rd RD selections like luxury picks.

Couple that with:

No running game.

Mangled QB.

Depleted WR room.

Already weak to begin with, but now, banged up offensive line.

It was bound to happen. Wheels fell off when the injuries started stacking up.

49ers, Browns, Bengals, Ravens and Tampa Bay all have better rosters than we do. Even with back up QB's and injured RB1's. They got it done defensively.

We just can't do anything. We have no identity other than Lawrence trying to over compensate for an entire offense that has no identity in the trenches.

We're not a power offense. We're not a finese offense. We're not a balanced offense. We're an eggs all in Lawrence's basket offense and he can't handle it on his own with a bum knee, bum ankle and a concussion, probably now his throwing shoulder.

I mean, how obvious does it need to be? This team's fortunes began to fall apart when the QB physically began to fall apart.

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