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RE: Who Do You Blame? - sandwedge - 10-16-2018 (10-16-2018, 01:19 PM)Go Cards Wrote: Agree with every point you have made until the AJ catch that put us close. Was screaming for him to not run out and to keep clock running. By letting the play clock run down, the D can pretty gauge their jump. Also going quicker doesn't allow the D to make adjustments to your formation, which Pittsburgh always does late. We caught them off guard. RE: Who Do You Blame? - Wyche'sWarrior - 10-16-2018 (10-16-2018, 02:44 PM)sandwedge Wrote: By letting the play clock run down, the D can pretty gauge their jump. Also going quicker doesn't allow the D to make adjustments to your formation, which Pittsburgh always does late. We caught them off guard. I think this point gets lost on a lot of people..... RE: Who Do You Blame? - fortyyearfan - 10-16-2018 (10-14-2018, 06:16 PM)Atomic Orange Wrote: I put this one on Marvin and his terrible clock management mostly. Regardless of how both sides played the game was there. We just needed to slow down a bit. This is an 8 and 8 team because of very poor coaching and a very conservative dumb ass head coach,who does not even know how to talk reasonable to the news media,he treats them like they are below him and all he does is give super dumbass answers.He needs to go ,like 10 years ago.He will NEVER win anything,Think about this and answer trufully to yourself. Does this current team have ANY CHANCE against teams like Pissburg,New England,the chiefs, the ravens come playoff time??? The answer is HELL NO AND I MEAN HELL NO. To have home field advantage which all teams that move on have you have to be a 12 and 4 team.All you die hard fans are so used to hanging on and wishing,you are just going to be let down for the 50 time.Nothing will change,and after the season the good players will want out of here.its the nati way,its called losing all the damn time. RE: Who Do You Blame? - I_C_DeadPeople - 10-16-2018 (10-16-2018, 02:44 PM)sandwedge Wrote: By letting the play clock run down, the D can pretty gauge their jump. Also going quicker doesn't allow the D to make adjustments to your formation, which Pittsburgh always does late. We caught them off guard. Great point. End of the day, Dalton and the Offense did what it had to at the end of the game but the Defense did not. It truly is that plain and simple. Does not matter what did or did not happen prior to that. RE: Who Do You Blame? - Awful Llama - 10-16-2018 (10-14-2018, 08:43 PM)BengalsRocker Wrote: This woman. It always and forever will be... this... woman. After also sitting out in a cold rain for three hours that night to watch that shitshow ending, God love her, I can empathize. RE: Who Do You Blame? - Yojimbo - 10-17-2018 I don’t know why I do it, but just read some of “Hobson’s Choice”, pro tip if you tell him he’s the greatest writer in the history of sports he’ll answer your question. Just about every question was “What is wrong with X?” X being WR, Oline, Dline, defense and Hobs response to every question is “nothing’s wrong”. He even tried to use Austin’s excuse of “we couldn’t get a pass rush because they were in 2 TE sets most of the game” as an example that the Dline is fine. RE: Who Do You Blame? - GreenCornBengal - 10-17-2018 (10-17-2018, 12:31 AM)Yojimbo Wrote: I don’t know why I do it, but just read some of “Hobson’s Choice”, pro tip if you tell him he’s the greatest writer in the history of sports he’ll answer your question. Just about every question was “What is wrong with X?” X being WR, Oline, Dline, defense and Hobs response to every question is “nothing’s wrong”. He even tried to use Austin’s excuse of “we couldn’t get a pass rush because they were in 2 TE sets most of the game” as an example that the Dline is fine. I miss that double A gap blitz. The old scheme had some interesting ways of bringing the heat. Seems like the O-lines have us man for man in most situations. Best defenses find ways to either confuse or outman the O-line and I feel like we haven't been too creative as of late. |