RiverDog wrote:This morning, it was snowing and they had the field covered with a tarp. Russell doesn't have a great cold weather record, and he's coming off an injury. It doesn't look good, but who knows. Defense has been playing well lately, if we can keep it close going into the 4th quarter, then maybe.
RiverDog wrote:This morning, it was snowing and they had the field covered with a tarp. Russell doesn't have a great cold weather record, and he's coming off an injury. It doesn't look good, but who knows. Defense has been playing well lately, if we can keep it close going into the 4th quarter, then maybe.
Hawktawk wrote:Theres been lots of upsets lately . I’ll keep the faith till I see otherwise
jshawaii22 wrote:After the first 4 'drives' (I say that loosely) We have a better chance with Geno today. The early long throw to Lockett fluttered, only the throws to Everett seems close to normal, so to me Russ can't throw with his damaged grip finger and especially in cold weather.
jshawaii22 wrote:After the first 4 'drives' (I say that loosely) We have a better chance with Geno today. The early long throw to Lockett fluttered, only the throws to Everett seems close to normal, so to me Russ can't throw with his damaged grip finger and especially in cold weather.
jshawaii22 wrote:RD, 35 is very, very cold to me. Double blanket and a jacket weather. And it's all on the D today. They do seem to be playing inspired and keeping the team in the game.
I-5 wrote:I was really impressed with our D today...up until that long drive in the 4th quarter. But by then, all those quick series by our offense spelled doom for our time of possession.
Aseahawkfan wrote:The whole team is out of whack right now. Russ is still Russ, but the defense and run game aren't great. But today it was pretty much on the offense. Russ wasn't great in his return.
obiken wrote:I would have pulled RW and put in GS in the 2nd half, not that we would have won but we would have not laid a goose egg. I know pulling RW is a non doable.
RiverDog wrote:I agree with most of the comments. There were some bright spots, mostly on defense. Tre Brown is really coming into his own. He's developed some very good football instincts. I think he's locked down that right CB position. Reed's been playing better on the left side. Adams finally had a good game. I'm not nearly as concerned about our secondary as I was the first part of the season.
The officiating was horrible, particularly in the first half. But that wasn't a deciding factor. Russell looked really bad, indecisive, missing receivers, threw a horrible pick in the red zone. His stats tell the story: 10-20, 161 yards, 0 TD's and 2 INT's. That could be his worst statistical regular season game of his career. Whether his finger was bothering him more than he's willing to admit or if it's just rust from not having played for a month, he stunk up the place. We would have been better off with Geno.
Hawktawk wrote:I had been saying a couple weeks I truly think our D has turned a corner. You couldn't ask any more of them last night. We had another Wilson time of possession night. I think we had 9 minutes the entire first half.
We'll see how they do next week. The Cards looked absolutely horrible yesterday against a very pedestrian team in the Panthers, but they've been without Kyler Murray, and he may be back against us. The entire NFL is as whacky as I've ever seen it. Every time you think you see a team that looks dominant, they not only loose, they end up getting b**** slapped by an average or below average team with a no name QB. It happened to Buffalo and Dallas last week, Arizona, Baltimore and Tampa Bay this week.
obiken wrote:River, I will make a prediction, IF we win next week we might have a chance if not we are done. I know my Chrystal ball sucks this year! OBTW I am on board with getting rid of Metcalf, he's an idiot.
Hawktawk wrote:My question is this . If Russ looks similar to this and really a lot of his play this year is there a point he gets sat down or do we just eat the season ?
Hawktawk wrote:I agree even if it’s 3-14.
RiverDog wrote:
I detect a bit of sarcasm in that response.
Even if he's slightly impaired, Russell gives us the best chance to win. He is our quarterback.
NorthHawk wrote:Pete Ball is the problem.
Trying to keep it close then win at the end doesn't work in today's NFL without a shutdown Defense.
In yesterday's game, that game plan was again predictable and ineffective especially without a dominating run game.
We are actually making ourselves one dimensional and I think the players are frustrated by that.
Our Defense played pretty well, but were just ground down by the constant pressure of a good Offense and solid run game from GB.
We couldn't do the same because we don't have the horses to do so.
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