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Check out that absolute lazer right there!!!

I'm not arguing either. Just my opinion, that I expect that throw from my starter. We just have spent the last 2 years watching them miss receivers on clutch plays, so when they give then a chance everyone revels in it. I am unimpressed. I'm not asking for company. I'm just unmoved.

Not trying to spin anything. I credit him for the effort and giving the receiver a chance. I expect that from an NFL starter. Our fanbase has just grown to accept the expected as amazing.

Ok

Hey guys, can Sam get another one of our receivers knocked out before the season is over? Let's see some more of those amazing throwz!

When average/expected throws become "really good," it really crystallizes where we're at as a franchise.

I gave him credit for giving him a chance. I maintain the throw was not ideal nor perfect. People are acting like he just threaded the needle between 4 defenders on a rope 50 yards downfield. He threw up a fuging lob as he was getting thrashed. Good job. That's what NFL starters do every Sunday. Yay! He did it once! ... And then he fumbled the next drive to put the game away.

They shouldn't have to look both left and right and straight up all while the ball is in the air. Again, credit to Sam for giving him a chance, but it wasn't ideal. I simply pointed out the placement wasn't ideal, and it was a great catch by Robby. But, you got it coach.

Like most of us do when we see your name.

Robby had to turn his head to both sides and had to readjust to catch it. I give Sam credit for giving Robby a chance at all, considering the pressure he was under, but I didn't see the throw as some drop in a bucket. It was heavily contested and took an incredible effort by the receiver to catch it. Now, it should've been a big penalty even if it wasn't completed due to the blatant PI, but that's another story.

That was a pretty horribly placed throw. Incredible catch by Robby. Also, you can't get much more pass interference than that, but luckily I quit counting on the refs back in 2015.

Perfectly stated.

Yup. He has been playing scared all day. Real strategists and tacticians running the show here, I tell ya!

Which is why holding onto Rhule regardless of whatever else takes place this offseason is discouraging... starting to feel like he's one of those dyed in the wool dumbasses.

I'd be interested to know the dynamics there, for sure. Because Tomlin has remained while continuing to win, and they consistently excel on roster building and talent acquisition and development. Meanwhile, Tepper in Carolina...

If Sam had, at minimum, not fumbled the ball going forward, it would've been a first down based on where his body was, so Cam likely makes that a TD, not just a first down. But seeing as how Sam and our staff are habitual fug ups, that's what we got.

Honestly, if the reports were true that Tepper was one of the part-owners leading the charge to get Tomlin fired, I wouldn't be surprised if he and Colbert don't exactly see eye to eye, considering how that situation played out.

If he possesses the level of intelligence he is reported to have, there is no way he has watched this season and can rationally arrive at the conclusion that there will be any improvement. And that is why it feels like just a huge middle finger to the fanbase.

Look at that gutsy run by Sam giving himself up 3 yards short of the marker on 3rd and 6. Pussy.

Yup. And he's right, "they both can do that," but one was so great at it, he split his scapula in half while doing so. Definitely the guy for the job.

Also, the more I have watched of him, the more I realize how wrong I was. Jermaine Carter is not a JAG. He just sucks.

Decided to watch some, being its the last game of the season and was hoping to see BC and Brown today... Good to see we're still throwing 3 yard routes on 3rd and 12.

Miller has absolutely looked this season, like the worst interior OLineman I have ever witnessed. But last season we had Michael Schofield and Chris Reed, as well as Miller. Schofield didn't start, but last I checked was starting for the Chargers this season and looked very good. Reed looked like the worst interior lineman we had fielded that I could remember, and he ended up starting with Indy this season. Interesting to say the least.

Apparently rolled ankle in last practice of the week.

Mike Oxyooj has also been very popular for years. His cousin Mike Oxsmall is not as in-demand, but sources say he knows how to get the most out of what he is given to work with.