Mr. Scot

That was one thing I was hoping would get left behind when we parted ways with Fox and Rivera but it looks like it's still here. The smarter coaches play it like chess players. They try to anticipate adjustments the other team is going to make and act accordingly.

What made it all that much more infuriating was that Darin Gantt wrote a pre-game column practically begging Fox to glue Chris Gamble to Larry Fitzgerald because he was pretty much the only real threat the Cardinals had at the time. That one's never gonna not sting

Facts don't bother me at all. People thinking their opinions equate to facts. Yeah.

I know some people hate hearing the "treat him like a rookie" line, but that approach actually seems to be working.

Was thinking the same thing earlier. Zero to sh-t show in four games? That's gotta be a record.

Damn, dude

I'd say have Darnold sit out the third quarter but Walker would probably be even worse than that

I watched it alongside an angry Cowboy fan who was still pissed that we had beaten them in the prior game

Are you sure you're sacrificing?

Plus, as someone else pointed out in another thread, one of the most inexperienced coaching staffs at the pro level.

I could see that. Mind you, after that video, there are other things he might be more likely to die of than a heart attack

Yeah, John Fox killed us in that game just as much as Jake's bad day by sticking with that stupid left-right corner scheme and allowing the Cardinals to pick their matchups.

That rushing game is what allowed them to salt it away in the second half though.

Yeah, pretty sure that's the game I'm thinking of.

From your initial post... Anyone who thinks Paradis was the worst pass protection guy needs to learn how to watch film. Oh no, that doesn't come across as arrogant at all That, plus I'm pretty sure before you edited it you said that what people needed to learn how to do was read PFF, which is even worse. Throw in this from above... I just happen to have informed opinions so they just happen to be right more often. Yeah, sure Again, if you've gotta tell me you're smart, you're not.

I think that comeback game might have been the last time we did play them.

Somebody knew him a little too well

I'm not sure I've ever seen a bigger disaster (and I remember Marty Mornhinweg). This definitely feels like the shortest time between "hope for the future" and "oh sh-t" Hell, at least Bobby Petrino lasted for the better part of a season.

Eeehhh, only when it's deserved. This is one of those times.

Sadly not the first time we've been beaten by that approach either. That's pretty much what the Packers did to us in the 96 NFC Championship game.

Fair point.

Ouch. You know, this isn't a bad thing. I really don't know why some people act like it is. I get that maybe it's not the most exciting style of offense in the world, but if it wins games, so what?

Said elsewhere I don't expect it to continue at the rate it has, but I won't be terribly surprised if he does get more.

I thought Arnold said after the trade he was "happy to be where he was wanted" or some such. He might be regretting those words now.

That part I can agree with. I criticized you for coming in with the whole "I'm smarter than everybody because I read PFF" attitude. Frankly, a lot of your posts seem geared to you trying to say you're smarter than others. Don't say it, show it. Because if you have to say it, it's probably not true.