N/S SNF: Falcons vs Commanders (1 Viewer)

[efil4stnias]

I can't lie. I thought it was good at first also.

Yeah but you werent at a sports bar, taking video and panning away before ball went thru uprights to confirm, and continued to video fans jumping up and down.

That right there is GOLD. lolol

 

[Broad St. Saint]

I know we are a hot mess and going nowhere but that made it somewhat better for a second

Wow, thanks everyone for forwarding the Facebook and Falcons subreddit. That was great reading.

Particularly the subreddit, where Raheem Morris' awful clock mismanagement brought back Falcons fans' discussion of 28-3.

Made me thankful for Super Bowl 44 - thanks CSP!

 

[Drunk Bucs Fan]

When they snapped the ball over Robinson's head I thought "Ha, they Falconed! That's how they'll lose"

But then Penix got them into the end zone, so he may have some anti-Falcon tendencies. Good thing their coach doesn't suffer from the same condition.

 

[faceman]

When they snapped the ball over Robinson's head I thought "Ha, they Falconed! That's how they'll lose"

But then Penix got them into the end zone, so he may have some anti-Falcon tendencies. Good thing their coach doesn't suffer from the same condition.

Yeah, not calling a TO was inexcusable

 

[DaveXA]

Penix has better offensive weapons as well. London and Pitts would start for most teams in the league. Same with Robinson. I'd love to see what Jayden could do with those 3

McLaurin is better than all 3 of them and their other WRs aren't bad at all. They have a talented starting RB and their depth is decent. The biggest weakness in their offense is their OL. Jayden's mobility helps him deal with the pressure, but he still gets sacked too often. The OL has allowed 44 sacks in 16 games. That's 10th most in the league.

The Commanders' offense has plenty of talent. And it's in part why they made the playoffs.

 

[sfidc3]

McLaurin is better than all 3 of them and their other WRs aren't bad at all. They have a talented starting RB and their depth is decent. The biggest weakness in their offense is their OL. Jayden's mobility helps him deal with the pressure, but he still gets sacked too often. The OL has allowed 44 sacks in 16 games. That's 10th most in the league.

The Commanders' offense has plenty of talent. And it's in part why they made the playoffs.

I agree, I think they need a big bodied physical WR to complement McLaurin, but their OL has been a problem since Danny boy bought the team, they have never really invested in it and their last coach Rivera was fired from Carolina because he never built one there, same result in DC....

They need OL if possible BPA in draft or FA....if they can build an OL JD will thrive but right now he is an injury waiting to happen unfortunately, they run him way too much....I would take the designed runs out of the playbook entirely.....

 

[DaveXA]

I agree, I think they need a big bodied physical WR to complement McLaurin, but their OL has been a problem since Danny boy bought the team, they have never really invested in it and their last coach Rivera was fired from Carolina because he never built one there, same result in DC....

They need OL if possible BPA in draft or FA....if they can build an OL JD will thrive but right now he is an injury waiting to happen unfortunately, they run him way too much....I would take the designed runs out of the playbook entirely.....

I agree he needs to run less, but he's managed to avoid big hits and he's picking his spots pretty well. You still want him to run 2-4 times per game just to keep the defense guessing so I wouldn't take it out entirely, but definitely less designed runs, yeah.