(11-17-2019, 05:57 PM)EricC85 Wrote: I thought it was telling when the in game broadcast said LF told them during the bye week he sat in bed, ate gump and didn't work out not once. I thought boy that's strange they would feel so free to admit they just took a week off and didn't bother to stay prepared or in shape mid season. I'd say that was probably a mistake.

Before the first "do you work on your vacation" response, the answer would be yes, I don't shut my business down and ignore my responsibilities because I'm on vacation. I make arrangements for business to succeed while I'm gone and monitor from afar, when staying in football shape and readiness is your business I would think eating gump and laying in bed all week isn't preparing for success.

That wasn't the only thing that struck me as bad from the bye week.  They said due to the team being down to 2 TE's they cut down the playbook.  That would make sense but why would you pull out all the run plays.  This team telegraphs there awful game plan and doesn't do anything particularly well.  We had a decade of bad coaching and QB play with one year of post season play.  Honestly, we have 2 capable QBs for once but dang we just don't move the ball at all.

Fournette is soft as tissue paper.  I hope he is embarrassed for being taking down by a CB with nothing but open field in front of him.  Anyone playing us the rest of the way doesn't even have to throw a single pass.  This has to be the worse run defense in NFL history.

These coaches jeez.  Half time adjustments involved surrender.

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