(12-21-2021, 10:49 AM)Mikey Wrote:

(12-21-2021, 05:45 AM)Holger Wrote: The big problem is it’s trending in the wrong direction. The high point was the game against the Bengals. After that it went worse by the week and that’s a fact.

In my view it’s a lot of things. Sharing reps in training camp was bad. He started the year firing long a lot of times. After that he flipped and played scared. At the moment he doesn’t know what to do. He looks lost because nobody is making a play for him or getting open. And it spreads to his mechanics and everything else. It is purely mental in my view.

Hit the reset button, start from scratch with new weapons and a new offense and get reps reps reps and let’s see. My favourite moment of the season was the opening drive againsy the Broncos.

....might that be a sign that defensive coaches finally had relevant amounts of film on TLaw and our (alleged) offense? I think team morale/respect for the head coach went a long way into submarining the progress we all (Trevor included) expected to see this season.

Not saying TLaw hasn't looked challenged out there, but I also wonder how capable our staff has been to adapt to both injury and finding new ways to mislead defenses. We've appeared to be the same scheme from week one to present. No new wrinkles, no identity established, just swinging in the dark in hope that something works.