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What was the tweet?xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Same guy who blew it on ST last week when he fumbled down 28-26…Who was the gunner who ran past the punt returner after he'd called for a fair catch so that he was in no position to recover the fumble?
That's amazing. It's almost as if there is a problem with the coaching.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Strange... that's Kyler throwing it forward first both times.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
And that's Conner waiting for a backwards pass that he needs to run up on because it was thrown ahead of him.Strange... that's Kyler throwing it forward first both times.
If we go edge or cb in round 1 I’m going OL with entire rest of the draft.Eh, I’d still go EDGE/Pass-Rusher in the first.
There’s something there with Cam Thomas, but I don’t think I’ll ever see it with Myjai. Need an Alpha there. But if Myjai were to blossom, that would be great.
Now, I’m Center in Round Two & RT with one of our 3rd round picks(or flip them around).
Way to practice it so it’s nails. Or not. Twice. Coaching failures.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
What of it was run correct in practice every time they did it?Way to practice it so it’s nails. Or not. Twice. Coaching failures.
They’ve run it twice in games. Failed both times. For the same reason. Something is broken with the play. Coaching.What of it was run correct in practice every time they did it?
Dortch ran passed the returner, and Hamilton was the other gunner who reacted to the muffed punt but was bodied by two seahawks blockers.Who was the gunner who ran past the punt returner after he'd called for a fair catch so that he was in no position to recover the fumble?
“Innovative offense”xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Well the defense knows exactly where to find him. Pocket never moves and if Kyler ever goes under center 99.99% of the time it’s a run.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Remember when we thought we were finally done with Seattle? Now they have a legitimate QB, young talent and future picks from Denver. They got lucky with Geno but smart teams tend to get lucky.
2 or 3 good coaches in 50 years
A 42% pressure rate is absolutely insane. I honestly think that's higher than anything we've seen in Arizona. You can't be successful that way, it's impossible.
Brit, even when people agree with you, you tie yourself up in knots trying to explain how bad Kyler is. We know. The fact is no quarterback can be successful with a pressure rate of 40%+ (Joe burrow last year and maybe the Steelers in their SB win against us are exceptions).Jurecki is wrong. Kyler had a 65% pressure rate in game 1 this year.
Here's the problem. People can't say Kyler was bad because he had a 45% pressure rate when he was equally as bad in the games he had a 9.7% pressure rate (Rams loss) or an 11.1% pressure rate (Eagles loss) or 11.4% pressure rate (First Seahawks loss) or a 17.3% pressure rate (Vikings loss).
He's sucked in every game no matter what the pressure rate has been. In those 4 games above with low pressure he had a YPA of 5.5.
So it's simply no excuse.