They put up zero points in the second half. They could have taken pressure off the defense but were unable.
The gameplan was how the offense failed us. But, hard to blame the coaches when they are having to work around Brandon f'ing Weeden in planning the strategy.
Not it isn't. It shortens the game too.
He was dumping it off pretty fast before the long routes had time so there's noway to know if anyone would have got open.
I am not sure Weeden is as limited as what some think. In college he used to throw to receivers like Justin Blackmon if memory serves me right and there were a lot of deep routes with him. Maybe the limitations are with the receivers.
See the above post. He wasn't letting them develop and looked to me going with the game plan.
I think the limitation is the lack of trust from the coaching staff. It is most likely a very justified lack of trust but they may have to cut him loose a bit more in other games.
It could well be in the minds of the coaching staff but it is obvious to me that if they are limiting the passing game they are also creating a recipe for failure so why not turn him loose. Lose by coaching limitations or player gamble gives the same result. It might surprise everyone to see what could happen. It is also obvious to me that the coaching mindset in the second half was to sit on the lead. That is also a recipe for a loss.
The very first time he let it loose down the field he threw a terrible INT. One of the worst I have ever seen. So...
Friggin teflon ginger
When was that?. He threw one pick and it was a stupid attempt under duress to written. It probably traveled 15 yards.
Well to be fair that was down the field for that gameplan yesterday.
