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I knew when Philly lost to Atlanta it would spell trouble for us.
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Thanks for the breakdown.We’re a bend don’t break defense, sometimes we break. Breaking repeatedly wasn’t the problem, we just broke at a bad time but giving up only 15 points on D to an Eagles offense that was averaging 27ppg is winning defense.
Only scoring 12 after averaging 45ppg is, well..saying it lightly a let down.
Still, a huge part of our identity wasn’t there today.
We were 1-5 in the redzone today. And while Carr has been accurate he hasn’t been the engine to scoring in the RZ it’s been the run game on early downs inside the 20. Down Taysom and McCoy didn’t allow us to play bully ball down there.
Meanwhile we’d been an explosive offense w/ Shaheed making big plays. That connection was 0-5.
The things that lead to our offensive dominance wasn’t there today.
those things make not taking the 3 points and then needing the 2point conversion and failing stand out more.
San Fran lost similar game this year and Shanahan playcalling was questioned. This is a playmaker heavy scheme
I think they should have challenged ball spot on that Kamara run tbh. They certainly marked the spot further back.Not going for the FG when pounts are scarce had the feeling of trying to outdo Siriani. Take the FG saints win. That was the pivotal game moment
Clown play by the defense.
I hear ya, but as the saying goes, "what have you done for me lately."I am just going to copy it, so I can paste it and not have to type it all over again.
The defense held the Eagles to 15 points, and created 4 turnovers (1 INT, 1 sack-fumble, 2 4th down stops). You can't ask a defense to be any better than that.
This night he the stupidest comment to a thread in the 15 years I've been on here. Really dude?Kubiak looks figured out already. I couldn’t tell the difference between this week and a Charmichael offense.
I strive to be the best, whether good or bad.This night he the stupidest comment to a thread in the 15 years I've been on here. Really dude?
Naw, Carmichael would have ran shotgun all go routes in that spot. Especially anywhere near the redzoneI strive to be the best, whether good or bad.
I will say though running Kamara up the middle into a stacked box for one yard repeatedly was a Charmichael special Kubiak emulated most of the night.
I haven’t been calling for Rattler, so I think I have some work to do before hitting rock bottom of posting.
You're a righteous dude.We were bound to lose a game, this seems a bit haunting though. Is Carr the same Carr? Is KK able to change the game plan accordingly moving forward?
Cmon guy. Line was broken and no Taysom made a difference, right.Kubiak looks figured out already. I couldn’t tell the difference between this week and a Charmichael offense.
I hear ya,
but as the saying goes, "what have you done for me lately."
The offense handed the outcome of the game over to the defense with the lead. No matter how they obtained that lead, it still was the lead. The defense does their job upon their last time on the field, the Saints win.Apparently not.
They held the Eagles to 15 points and created 4 turnovers. That's what the defense did lately.