(09-30-2024, 11:41 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: I think they can find a way to pressure Flacco enough to limit his production.

This stretch of games is an opportunity to get the ship righted, but they have to win a couple of games somewhat convincingly before I consider that a reality.

And I frankly find this start to the season by the offense so unacceptable, I don't think I want anything to do with this staff's scheme  or methodology moving forward.
It would take a miracle to change my mind at this point. Too many players with talent regressing in year 3 of a regime. That is so contradictory of conventional trajectory for a competent staff with a serviceable roster full of large investments.

I definitely agree with you. You could give them so leeway if there were a number of new starters or they were trying something new but it feels like the same O as before but now teams have plenty of tape on it. It's also frustrating as there is talent on the O but it's not being used to the players strengths, it feels more players bending to the system and the system isn't working.

These next 4 are the the edge of the cliff for me. If we can't win at least 3 then I have no faith that next season would be a sudden turnaround.

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(09-30-2024, 11:35 AM)The_Franchise_QB Wrote: Flacco is going to tear us apart again. Think we go 2-0 in London, then 0-4 against the Pack, Eagles, Vikings, Lions. 2-8 at the bye is the expectation.

The Colts at home has been our 1 guaranteed W for years. The Eagles are a mess right now but SNF on the road fills me with dread. The run after that is brutal.

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