Quote:His worst mistakes are still 10x better than any "insight" you've ever "shared" with the board.

 

So, for those "half a dozen times" could you identify the player responsible and the assignment that was missed?

 

No, you couldn't.  You don't have the capacity.  Otherwise, you would have (rather than referring to it as your imagination.)  I suppose you got that much of it right.

 

In the NFL, the line, backs, and ends all together are responsible for protection.  As well as the center making the right reads and calls, and the QB making the right presnap reads.  So yeah, the NFL is just a little bit more complicated than saying I thought I saw some guys running free.

 

Getting back to real talk and not just hyperbole and conjecture...

 

What's frustrating about Joeckel is that he aced his matchups vs Watt.  Every single one.

 

Then, against a guy half as talented, gave up at least one sack and more hits/pressure.

 

There really wasn't that bad a game by anyone but Young.  I didn't expect much different.  They guy is a backup for a reason, and going up against the best rushing end since Bruce Smith or Reggie White.  Perhaps better by the end of his career

I watched the game.  I saw free runners coming right at the QB.  In the second half they couldn't block the texans defensive line.  Hence why we got shut out in the second half.  Blake had no time to throw the ball almost the entire second half.  He often had less than 2 seconds in the pocket without a defender running right at him.  This has been a theme all year.

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