sagnam

Jared Goff has MVP-caliber numbers, so far

That’s oddly sad. But I agree overall.

Yeah. Just don’t allow the person who takes the snap to be pushed at all. Probably the easiest solution.

I hope we get that version of Philly. Also, what happened to that offense? Something is off. Was it that they lost linemen? Was it the OC? A little of each. Football is a funny game.

I want this to happen so bad. It would be 2 AFC loses so less helpful, but it’s then Browns and the Bengals with Flacco! Nothing would be better.

Enjoy

I can’t find anything outside Shanahan saying he was too sensitive. The article I read implied he had a reputation around the league but now I’m thinking it must have been a one-off opinion. I don’t think Dan would look for a fight. He’d just say something hilarious and then circle that game forever going forward.

That lady next to me and the guy behind her were actually pretty obnoxious. Unfortunately they were Lions fans. The Bengals fans on the whole were great.

In retrospect I see now that I was only speaking of a coach being great in one role and not so much at the next level when referring to Schwartz. The Campbell comparisons was not mine after all. That’s how out of it I was yesterday. Ha! Just ignore me.

Interestingly, he just got into an altercation on the field postgame with another coach. I read a story around that that said Coen has a short fuse. That is very much what I think Schwartz suffered from and like Schwartz it can actually work short term. The issue is it breeds a style similar to what has been said above, reckless, undisciplined, etc. That’s not something you want creeping into the culture. So Coen is probably Schwartz Jr. They both somewhat resemble Campbell, but are missing that pure leadership.

Oh, yeah. I didn’t not mean to make that association. I actually think Schwartz has a really good football mind, very similar to Campbell. His issues were emotional regulation in my opinion. That is not something Campbell suffers from and that was the only comparison I was trying to make.

We do? I haven’t heard that in a long time. Maybe I’m missing something.

Might get called for one anyway.

Still one of my favorite one of these. The moment he says Mrs. Ford. Man. Awesome.

His issue was always run d and injuries I thought. Still, would be nice to have room for another guy that can get to the QB in obvious passing downs.

Hey @Motown Bombers, I’m legit sorry for being a jerk. You have every right to gloat. You have been consistent in your stance and I do respect you for backing Goff when most were skeptical.

No problem. For the record I’m sorry for my part. It’s been a day. No excuses though. I’ll do better.

Denver is solid too. Their defense is great and their offense is good. That’s not to say the Eagles have looked good. They’ve won ugly a lot. But at the end of the year a win is a win and good teams find ways to win. The Lions are good too. That being said, the line really struggled without Decker. Of course they looked bad week 1 and that got cleaned up so who really knows if whatever Manu was doing is correctable or not. The Brown’s defensive line is elite and the line held up just fine against them. After week 1 not many would have been sure that would be the case. I think the Lions will figure something out, but it’s not out of the realm of possibility that tackle depth could be an issue this year. Don’t forget that almost every DB is hurt in some form. Even Branch has had to come out for a few plays this year.

I don’t know, maybe? I think Schwartz and Campbell are both super emotional, but Campbell can keep those emotions under control. It’s possible that Schwartz would have just been a little too unstable for a head coach. Maybe. Again, just guessing here. Campbell has fire but he’s somehow got it under control too. That’s a huge advantage for a leader.

Agreed. The Ravens are objectively bad. This team can beat those same teams the Eagle have, but they have to do it first.

I’m actually not mad. Just pointing out a pattern of false narratives that are being put forward.

Same. I’m willing to engage in a conversation though because that’s what this whole thing is for. I’ll continue to call you on your exaggerations too. Feel free to block me if you need. That will only reenforce how fragile you are, given your admitted need for a victory lap.

And it was never about glorifying Ben Johnson. It was about questioning the unknown. Wondering if the transition from offensive assistant to offensive coordinator was going to work for Morton. That’s not a dig on him either, lots of people are good at one job and not at the next level. Nothing wrong with that at all. They are different jobs with different responsibilities. Take Schwartz for a Lions related example. Even if he never takes another head coaching job he is a terrific defensive coordinator. Was before the Lions and still is after. He was just an ok head coach. Had some pretty serious flaws but also had strengths.

What are you looking for? A sticker? We all know that you never had any doubts at all. Ever. Got it. That kind of blind confidence isn’t exactly the positive you think it is. I was wrong about Goff. I was wrong about Gibbs. I was wrong about Jack Campbell (or Dan after the helmet thing for that matter). So what? I don’t know what I’m talking about. Neither do you. We are both just fans. Chill with the arrogance. You actually make being a fan here harder with the drama.

I honestly think he was weighing the risk vs reward of diving into that mess. But it’s funny that it looked like that rung his bell.