(09-17-2024, 01:03 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(09-17-2024, 11:12 AM)Caldrac Wrote: Doug's an offensive guru. It's his job to figure that out. They run just fine on 1st and 10+ situations with 5 YPC.

They're still throwing themselves into the rocks with the same concepts and they're expecting different results knowing they don't have the horses up front to pull it off.

Surely he can dig deeper from his well spring of knowledge to generate bigger and better plays on either those 1st and 10+ situations or to convert those 2nd and 3 yard situations.

It's year three. Same QB. Same core trio at the skill positions between WR, TE and RB. Lawrence's average time in the pocket is at the 16th mark two weeks in.

Just feels like we're missing the obvious in those situations. Lawrence's legs and the lack of useage in the short passing game with the TE room as a unit.

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Don't want to hear it man. Cleveland's inactive list was 3x to 4x as long as ours on Sunday. They spotted you 100 yards in 10 penalties and they also had a crucial drop by Cooper on 3rd down and a fumble recovery handed back to us due to a kicker performing an illegal procedure.

Leagues best defense or not. It's year three. Pederson needs to do better. Again, the inconsistencies with his decision making. Gambled on 4th down twice on the road in Miami. Didn't gamble at all at home on 4th down while Stefanski did it 3x successfully.

How could you NOT, as a coach, want to steal one or two of those conversions back from him after he basically beat you at your own game of 4th down gambling?



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Next week the excuse will be Buffalo is a really good team, we were on the road etc.  There are a few people that will continue to make excuse after excuse for this team.  You are what your record says you are at the end of the day.