12-29-2015, 05:38 AM
(12-29-2015, 02:31 AM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: Defense really didn't stink. They made some clutch plays when it mattered most.
Offense looked great in the beginning. Receivers made some incredible catches that bailed out McCarron. But as time went on, you saw the inexperience and lack of intelligence in reading the defense in McCarron. Both during and before plays. McCarron did well against man. But once it was zone and he had to read the field, he struggled.
You really can't give it up can you?
AJ had a fine game. He had one bobbled snap and that was his only mistake. He made some damn good throws against the number 1 ranked defense.
You are so blind. You said earlier he should have audibled, yet he never had a chance. The throws he had in the third quarter were designed throws to RBs and TEs. Watch him and you'll see he never looked elsewhere. Watch the receivers and you will see they were all running across the field to try and clear the zones.
When we started throwing to our WRs we moved the ball but Hue was more content running into a stacked box or running side to side.
You blame the guy in his second NFL start for not audibling yet the guy got the play late every single time and had zero time to read the defense all game long.
The blame can be put a lot of places but not on AJ. Otherwise you need to rewatch the game.
I blame Hue for his ridiculous play calling. I think when Hewitt got hurt that really screwed Hues game plan and he was left scratching his head and that's why all the play calls came in late. Also why AJ couldn't audible out of those obvious run sellouts.
