Could have also lost to the Buccaneers and the Dolphins. The should have/could have game is a dumb one. They have also played one of the easiest schedules in the league with a likely third-place finish in the division as their destiny.
So the 3-4 Bengals are “tough opponents” and the 5-2 Browns and Steelers are “middle of the league”. OK. These things should be ignored.
I’ll take Slash 2.0 for now. Stess the D like the Raisins have done with LJ. Doesn’t need to be an elite passer if he forces the D to play zone b/c they are afraid of his legs.
The QB is limited but protects the ball. Gonna be like the 80s for a while til they find a true QB1. Good thing Renegade fires up the D.
sure. cuz they throw deep fades in the RZ. The TE screen to Washington inside the 5 is a better option than a fade. So is using your stud RB but what do I know?
The DL was always soft. Pekoe has fixed them in a short period of time. It allows everyone else to do their job. Same on the offensive side of the ball. Talent + coaching is a winning combo.
He has acquired multiple WRs over the last 2 years. They just are all mid. A QB1 would make them all instantly better. Until they find one, though, they can’t keep throwing $$ at WR2s. Using the RBs/TEs is the best strategy. Diversify don’t double down.
I’m starting to think they throw it with no intention of completing it just based on how uncatchable the throws are. It seems to be designed to just make the defense respect width and depth for other parts of the game plan. No other explanation for why they run it.
A stud WR can make a QB2 look great. Probably easier to find than a QB1, like Ben, who could make a bunch of WR2s look great. Since they have rooms full of WR2s and QB2s they absolutely should be looking for a WR1. Unfortunately, they aren’t cheap.
Pekoe might have been the best off-season acquisition. All of the DL got better quickly. That isn’t a coincidence.
No leniency for having traveled half-way around the world? Sure, so did the opponent but that is why they were both off from their norms.
Shhhh. Let him be. Someone needs to take care of small investors and if it makes him feel noble then let him enjoy it. As every coach I’ve ever had has said “When the other team is trying to lose to you, let them!”
Can he take a loan agianst the assets? That’s what other wealthy people do. Sounds like he has a solid amount of collateral.
Won’t Pittman be back next year? Which of the two is better? The one who plays (but is hurt for the first time in his career) or the one who is benched in Jacksonville? One of them costs no additional capital.
They’ve had the House, Senate and Presidency multiple times. They could have passed it easily on multiple occasions. They didn’t because they know it is a bad idea but they use it as a carrot to get votes every cycle from those who are easily duped.