11-12-2018, 04:54 PM
(11-12-2018, 12:52 PM)thillan Wrote: Yeah, they both deserve blame at this point.
I will say that it seems Ross really should've had 3 TDs yesterday, and two were underthrown. But Ross is at the point where he is the target of scrutiny.
But at the same time, Andy seems to be having his best year, though his stats the last month show a bad decline. I still really trust Andy when we have the ball on offense right now, and it's honestly a good feeling to have.
I mean, I 100% thought we were going to convert that fourth down if the TE didn't jump. And I also 100% believed Andy would tie the game 14-14. Just think that it got to the point where the lead was so overwhelming that he just had to chuck it and hope for the ebst.
Doesn't help when you get behind by 2 TD's and have to deal with increased coverage and more blitzers. Trying to outgun the Saints is like trying to outgun the Golden State Warriors.
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