Goats of the game

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(11-17-2015, 03:24 AM)Shake n Blake Wrote: Agreed. Deep ball was off, but outside of that he was good enough to win. Final numbers would've been better without the 3 big drops from Eifert. He was looking like the hero before AJ's fumble.

The Texans really seemed to be daring us to run, yet we couldn't get anything going on the ground. Btw, I think Hue needs new tricks. The Texans seemed to have things all figured out.

Shake....this team has always had us figured out.  The more I watch performances like this, the more I think it's the WRs.  Look, against good, aggressive DBs, they simply don't get open.  Gruden saw it, it has happened multiple times against this squad, the Browns with Haden, and the Stoolers when Ike Taylor was still good.  They don't get open, and I noticed that when Dalton scrambled Monday....they didn't continue coming back to the ball, resulting in some passes defensed.  Go back and watch and see if my memory has betrayed me (and it has a lot in recent years  ).  Andy has had his issues before, to be sure, but I didn't see that Monday, and looking back, these issues at WR against teams like this, and his poor choices at times is what has killed us.  We kept it close because he was at least not turning it over.  This year, we were supposed to have an equalizer against teams like this....but he got the GD butterfingers, and ran a wrong route when he was wide open....according to him.