Davidson Deac II

In fairness, four dropped passes contributed a lot to the low number.

You are right. And the run blocking has been solid as well. The biggest issue was the interception, and all the dropped passes.

I switched over to the KC/Wash game. Mahomes has looked bad this game. Could change in the second half though.

The Eagles game. But Cousins doesn't throw a lot of picks. Fwiw, the defense played fairly well overall, allowing only 9 points (the offense gets the blame for the first three points).

Announcer, I don't want to be Robbie Anderson today. That is a burn, but accurate.

Two bad teams here. I hope in the end, we are the less bad. That was a terrible throw by Sam.

WTF.

Probably just need to run it here, get a shot at a fg.

Well, we got three. I suppose that is something, but it might be time to sit Anderson for a little while. Just to let him get his head on straight.

We were lucky that one wasn't picked.

That last play was all Hubbard.

Well, nice play on special teams, aided by a Vikes penalty.

Incomplete pass or int incoming.

Our defense struggles against teams with a balanced attack.

We aren't getting any pressure on Cousins.

Again, did he call out the the wrong one, or did the left side of the line miss the signals? Half the line slid right, the other half left. Maybe the other side of the line just misunderstood, which would be more on the coaches I think.

Maybe, but I not sure that one was on him. Appears there was some miscommunication on the line, but I am not sure it if was on him, or on others not hearing him. Regardless, they missed the stunt. I am beginning to wonder if some of our Oline issues are on the coaches more than the players.

Glad they didn't let Darnold throw the ball.

You might be right about the OC, but on most of Darnold's interceptions, he has had enough time. On today's int, he had all the time in the world.

6 interceptions in his last 7 quarters. That is Jake Delhomme post 2008 bad. I had hopes for him, but they are starting to fade.

From May 2014. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2054863-michael-sams-full-scouting-report-and-outlook-heading-into-2014-nfl-draft https://www.si.com/nfl/2014/02/13/michael-sam-film-study-nfl-draft https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/news/michael-sam-nfl-draft-scouting-report-analysis-missouri-defensive-end-gay-out/4ad01r3njk9l1sdso7p4jlrgc https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/michael-sam-gay-nfl-draft/ And in a little bit of Irony, I found this. https://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/michael-sam-comes-out/michael-sam-waits-call-nfl-draft-n100576 Ironic that he got picked about where Gruden said he would. Adds even more wtf to Gruden's emails.

Its a two way street. College teams like Alabama and Clemson use the greater likelihood of getting to the NFL as a recruiting tool.

I have no idea what the score will be, but given the way things have gone for us the last three years, we will hang close, but lose it in the last minute or two of the game.

Even before Fisher commented on it, I thought it was a fairly ludicrous assertion on Gruden's part. I mean, he is basically saying that Goodell pressured one specific team to use its 7th round pick on a player due to his sexual orientation. That would be idiotic on his part. If they greatly overreached for him, say a second round pick, then he might have a point. But a seventh rounder? I mean if you look at his pre draft projections, that is about where they thought he would picked. So I just don't see it being a result of pressure from Goodell.

When he had at least one and maybe two wide open receivers underneath that would have picked up significant yardage. He tried to make the bigger play when the smaller one would have been far better.