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Rhule currently sits as the 13th worst coach in league history (35 gm min., since 1966)

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7 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

Baker only had two sacks yesterday. Granted, I'd like zero, but it's not like he getting pounded into the turf frequently.

Its 6 through 2 games and he was under constant duress all game.  Some of his scrambles he barely avoided geting obliterated and on one (maybe 2) he tried that little stutter step by the sidelines and almost got caught.  He is not athletic enough to be doing that.  My point however whatever chance we have to win is through baker and if he gets hurt game over.

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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Its 6 through 2 games and he was under constant duress all game.  Some of his scrambles he barely avoided geting obliterated and on one (maybe 2) he tried that little stutter step by the sidelines and almost got caught.  He is not athletic enough to be doing that.  My point however whatever chance we have to win is through baker and if he gets hurt game over.

Yup, 4 in the opener and 2 yesterday.  That's an improvement game over game.  Remember, these guys are not gelled yet because of 'open camp competitions' and all.  If they stay at 2 or less sacks a game, then the O-line will be improved.

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1 hour ago, 45catfan said:

Baker only had two sacks yesterday. Granted, I'd like zero, but it's not like he getting pounded into the turf frequently.

He also had to throw it away 3 times because he ran at the pass rush and into the sideline.  I'm not sure if it's the play call that takes too long for the wr's to get open, he's impatient or just can't see over the oline. Whatever it is it all stinks.

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2 hours ago, CPcavedweller said:

He's bad man. It's not Baker, it's not Sam, it's Rhule. Point, blank, period. We hired a guy who turned around Temple and Baylor, and the team who wanted him other than us just BEAT Rhule with a first year head coach. 

So way to go Tepper.

 

I knew what was gonna happen to close out the Giants game when Sean Payton was on at halftime talking in the past tense of the Giants victory with complete, total, and warranted disrespect of Rhule as the motivating factor. The Giants did exactly what Payton predicted they would do too.

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