(09-09-2024, 09:33 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(09-09-2024, 08:59 AM)rfc17 Wrote: I think this game is a lot more important now considering how we choked it away. Don't want this bad momentum to linger. Start off 0-2 with back to back road games against bills and Texans, and we could find ourselves in a situation too difficult to recover from. 1-3 we can still go on a run but 0-4 and we're in a world of trouble. Browns is the most winnable of next three.

This game is important, but we should've beaten them last year with our MASH unit of a team on the field. Hopefully Neilsen can stop the Mighty Njoku from destroying our secondary again. We knew the first 5 were the tough part going in, it's a shame they let that one get away yesterday, but half the League have losses today...that's the nature of the NFL. I need to see more from the pass rush next week, Tua just didn't get hit enough yesterday and that let's their offense work. Watson looked terrible yesterday, I think they can get to him and once he's rattled he'll fold.

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(09-09-2024, 09:30 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: The play calling wasnt fine at the end of the game, they should have continued to mix it up like they did in the first half instead of going run heavy towards the end of the game.  The D held the number 1 offense to 20 points and Josh Allen was going against one of the best LTs in the league, i dont just look at a sack number.  The defense had 2 4th down stops as well  yesterday.  The D played a good game overall yesterday.

Again...how do you know what the play calling was? Even you admitted last night that you can't tell a real check from a fake one. All you know is that the play didn't work, and we all know you can't trust your eyes in this game. That's why the bellyaching is so humorous, you're crying about something and you don't even know if what you're crying about actually happened.

I'd have to go back and look at each play to see if an audible or even a fake audible was called but I highly doubt Trev kept changing the pass play called to run plays.  If so the staff needs to have a talk with Trevor about that and let him know we were trying to keep the foot on the pedal.  It's not crying it's called discussing the mistakes being made that you are to blind to see.

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