Navy_football

Kind of like leaving Remmers on Von Bell in the Super Bowl.

So it's ok to suplex a QB now?!

Offensive players and coaches tend to be more aggressive than their defensive counter parts. I like Wilks, but that's why I'd lean towards an offensive guy.

Norman is a better option on the outside than Taylor. I'm convinced.

I think the Panthers are a better team. Just a couple of boneheaded plays/calls. Still ok. Just can't keep shooting themselves in the foot.

well damn...

I was waiting for the replay - that never came.

Where was the safety? That wasn't a blitz so shouldn't have been cover 0.

Hubbard has to get that first. Put your hand down or something.

I just want to see Brown plant all of his weight on Brady one play. Take the penalty.

Can't be putting the ball on the ground when you're that slow. Bench him.

Definitely is. But Tampa is stacking the box and selling out to stop the run. Can't just run into that wall over and over. At least not if you have a half way competent QB.

Ummm... Holy Shiite!

He's doing a great job at being objective. Ex-players have a hard time doing that when calling for their former teams.

Who made that tackle? Brick wall.

I was thinking the same thing. He looked about as fast as me out there, and I'm overweight 47yo with bad knees.

Pass rush has to be better. They have to.

Should have used him on 3rd down.

Nah, they were driving to score. At least a FG.

Why not just go under center and run the ball? I mean, it's kind of what they do.

Agree

That was a big time throw yall. Impressed... so far

Damn bro! Sorry to hear that. Praying you and your family find peace.

Rhule alienated some important pieces that could have made his transition a lot easier - players and coaches. Hopefully he's learned from his mistakes. Horn and Gilmore could have been a lethal combo.

A lack of practice reps is huge for a QB. He needs to know the play, read the defense, know where to go with the ball pre-snap, adjust and go through progressions after the snap, know how his receiver will run the route and where they want/need the ball (they're all a little different), and throw the ball accurately and on time. 4 or 5 reps with non-starters a practice doesn't prepare him. Mental reps can only go so far. Cam looked like trash during his rookie preseason and ended up breaking passing records his first 2 games. And he got ALL the practice reps. Would much rather give Corral a chance before reaching for a project QB in the first. Particulary if it means foregoing a high-level TE, LB, FS, WR, etc. Never REACH for need in the first round.