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Take it from Simple Sam:
Pressuring Mahomes is the key. He doesn't move nearly as well as he used to. Get in his face and he isn't automatic at all.You know Andy Reid is cooking up mismatches for our understaffed back six to battle these five-man fronts
Trey Smith will be out too.Pressuring Mahomes is the key. He doesn't move nearly as well as he used to. Get in his face and he isn't automatic at all.
Making these games "our Super Bowl," is what losers do though. It's what the Eagles used to do every time they played us back when they had no Super Bowls.
Me neither.I wouldn't have ever said that.
I would've complained about throwing twice in a row from the 2 yard line on 2nd/3rd down though, that's for sure.
I get that discipline isn't learned over night. But Clowney has had problems lining up offsides since joining the team. Figure that shit out. You've got the ball inside the 2 yard line, you can't be fucking up, figure it out.Damn, I'm very skeptical of Schotty's I Heart U coaching style, and I think it can directly lead to stupid play and penalties.
But please don't compare him to that ultimate fraud/poser/backstabber/politician called Jason Garrett.
Yeah, I see a lot of Garrett here.@Simpleton
I agree 100% with everything you said about Schotty.
Personally, I'm not a fan and I never liked the hire from the start. And I'll say it again, there's a reason why the guy has been in the league for so long and is the son of one of the great NFL HC's of the 80s and 90s, and yet never got a look as an HC.
Of all the stupid things he did yesterday, not kicking the FG to take the lead towards the end of the game was the worst and it's something not even Jason Garrett would do.
You never.... NEVER....pass up on the opportunity to take the lead late in the game. I get that you're disappointed you couldn't get into the endzone there and I get wanting to be aggressive against the defending champs because Jimmy Johnson always did the same when he felt they had a big challenge in front of them, but under no circumstance is passing on the FG there justifiable.
I'm certain that this goof is going to cost us a game down the stretch with his poor decision making.
And yes, he reminds me of Garrett with his inability to learn from his mistakes. That was arguably Garrett's greatest flaw -- that even after 10 years as the HC, he just never seemed to learn ANYTHING no matter how many times whatever that thing was failed.
I really hope I'm wrong, but I have a bad feeling that next year is gonna be like those disappointing Garrett years. We're going to have an elite offense and we may just have a pretty damn good defense if we draft right and actually decide to be active players in the FA market.
But it's all going to be for naught if this guy is just a Garrett 2.0, but that's exactly what I said he would be when we hired him.
I hope I'm wrong.
I agree and in the end we won so technically "it worked out"The more accurate thing would be "Some people in Group 1 will bitch if he does it this way and fails, and some people in Group 2 will bitch if he does it this way and it fails, so he'll take criticism from some group in either case, if he fails."
Absolutely.Gotta be honest I kinda wish McCarthy was here right now with this roster.
The issue with McCarthy was seemingly that he wanted the offense to be his, to me the offense now is noticeably better schematically, not just because Pickens is a monster.Yeah, I see a lot of Garrett here.
I think a lesser coach than McCarthy, better than Campo/Wade though.
Gotta be honest I kinda wish McCarthy was here right now with this roster.
Perhaps, but I feel like we've hit some skids that McCarthy would have ironed out if he was still here.The issue with McCarthy was seemingly that he wanted the offense to be his, to me the offense now is noticeably better schematically, not just because Pickens is a monster.
But to me the run game variation is more impressive than anything we had under McCarthy, but I don't think he would've empowered Schottenheimer like this if he was still HC.
I agree with this. Imagine what the record would be if we had Quinnen from week 1.I like what Schott is doing.
All the problems and the losses this season are the direct result of front office retardism relating to the defensive roster.
Not "just", but a lot of it is Pickens. Enormous upgrade over Cooks. We don't win yesterday for example without Pickens.not just because Pickens is a monster.
But to me the run game variation is more impressive than anything we had under McCarthy,
I think we'd be at least 7-4, maybe even 8-3, although the warts that I'm seeing play out over and over within just a handful of games falls on Schottenheimer and I definitely have some concerns.I agree with this. Imagine what the record would be if we had Quinnen from week 1.
It's what happens when you hire a nepo baby instead of conducting a real search. He said he went for it late in the 4th because he wanted to "put Philly away." How does a 7-pt lead with 3:46 left do that?I'm not saying he should be fired and I'm willing to see how it goes, but there are definitely some negative trends that I'm concerned about.