Davidson Deac II

I bet Tee Higgins feels especially bad right now. He apparently did nothing wrong, but even being involved in something like that could be a very traumatic experience.

Interesting comment about fans showing up at the hospital. I commend the interest, but given what is normally going on at hospitals, I hope they know enough to stay out of the way of the people doing their job.

If we get it quickly, it's probably bad news.

ESPN said some of the players also refused, or looked incredulous.

Or perhaps a combination of the players/coaches.

Or just waiting for the traffic to clear. Had I been there, I wouldn't have been in a rush to leave to go sit in traffic.

I think the fans concern themselves too much with the coach being defensive or offensive. If you look at the most recent SB winners, its fairly well balanced between offensive and defensive coaches. I mean Gary Kubiak was a offensive coach who won a SB with a great defense. Mcvay is an offensive coach who won a Super Bowl because his defense shut out the Bengals in the fourth qtr. Sean Peyton was a offensive guru who only appeared in/won a single Super Bowl despite having one of the best qb's of all time. Bill Belichick was a defensive guy who won 6 superbowls with one of the greatest qb's of all time. I just want a good one, don't really care which side of the ball that coach came up on.

Agree completely with this.

Perhaps, but the reality is Brady hasn't been pressured much this year. But most other teams actually covered the receivers. I watched the Arizona game last week, and as bad as Arizona is, and as little pressure as they had on Brady for most of the game, I didn't see Evans running in almost a straight line down the field and blowing by the secondary multiple times.

We sacked Brady as much or more than any other team has this year. The secondary play was horrific.

You are probably right.

We got more pressure on Brady today than we did when we beat them earlier in the season. But our secondary was far better then and their receivers were worse.

When has anyone gotten consistent pressure on Brady that significantly impacted his performance. It doesn't happen often. Even SF didn't get a lot of pressure on him. Cleveland has a better dline than we do, and yet we both had the same number of sacks against Brady. Our dline play wasn't terrible. We shut down the run game, and did get some sacks on Brady. But our secondary was horrible, end of discussion.

To the op, sorry for your loss. To everyone else, no one should ever let sports impact them to such an extent that it impacts their mental well-being. Today sucked, but I am mostly over it now.

Actually, it wasn't that bad. We had more sacks against Brady than most teams. Brady has only been sacked 19 times this season before this game, we added three more today. I believe that only Cleveland has gotten to him three times in one game this season. Our secondary was horrific.

Our secondary performance today is almost as bad as the 2016 game against Atlanta.

Probably, but the whistle/delay of game may have distracted him a little.

Great play by Darnold, then a terrible throw.

Maybe, but the secondary has been Horrible. I understand Norman hasn't been with team very long, but he can't be worse than we have seen today.

Luvu is probably our best playmaker on D, especially with Horn out.

Well, this play is probably ball game.

Finally got a little pressure on Brady.

If we punt it, they will score.

I think most of the staff thought Darnold was going to snap it with about 1 second left. They have been doing that a lot. It seems that one was on Darnold, although I am not certain.

To much dancing around by Forman. Just be a plough on short yardage