Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

I literally flat out have been in detail describing the route. So yeah I even capitalize Out talking about it.

You are confusing words with pictures

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Looked exactly like a Post…which it’s called

No, looked like a deep cross

An Out doesn’t go upfield…unless you run it lazy like Dotson did right there.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Every way you try to take what you said doesn’t make sense. It didn’t look like it…or it wasn’t the route he ran. Did AJ square up after his cut going horizontal? Or towards the endzone?

Squared up

Just now, mattwill said:

You are confusing words with pictures

No, looked like a deep cross

I just know what the heck I’m talking about. No other way to sugar coat your answers reflect you don’t. On this subject…not trying to just tear you down here.

1 minute ago, mattwill said:

Squared up

You just really like be pushing forward on terrible opinions you share. You double down….no matter what.

Stuff like this is exactly why I have no problem whether I’m the lone opinion or not on some things. It wasn’t an Out …wasn’t a crossing route. It was a Post.

Sirianni shared that Patullo had met with the offense, focusing on "efficiency on first and second downs to avoid third-and-long."

A big thing would be to get the running game going, something that Patullo has struggled to do with sticking to the running game. Barkley had over 30 yards rushing on the first drive of the Giants game, but finished with 58 yards. Patullo once again abandoned the running game when it was working. —-from an article I ran across I just copied and pasted this statement.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

A big thing would be to get the running game going, something that Patullo has struggled to do with sticking to the running game. Barkley had over 30 yards rushing on the first drive of the Giants game, but finished with 58 yards. Patullo once again abandoned the running game when it was working. —-from an article I ran across I just copied and pasted this statement.

See I really not alone…just am in this one location.

Pretty much what’s been going on that started in the SB. Maybe DCs felt Spags laid out part of a blueprint.

Where Saquan rushing changed from being such a huge boost to the rest of the O….to pretty much something to overcome instead. Too much relying on tough down and distance situations for Hurts and the others to overcome.

This whole logic was part of the reason Siri wasn’t in favor of Sanders initial running style. He preached north and south ..one cut rushing style. All about keeping us in good down and distance standing.

So let me ask this question to all here. How do you feel about our team contending this season?

Do you feel Rosie should go All In this season by trading future picks and using cap room to go chasing that title this season.

Essentially who feels we have everything in place to win the SB this season? Or more importantly that only one trade move away from us being a top contender.

I’ve been very vocal about how I feel about really going hard by willing to trade all kinds of future draft picks when I feel it’s time to go All In.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

I’ve been very vocal about how I feel about really going hard by willing to trade all kinds of future draft picks when I feel it’s time to go All In.

Like 2022 season setup…go All In. But this season I’m against doing that now. I don’t think we are just one player away. Do think we can be a legit contending team. That’s if we really get healthy and improve fixing plenty.

My opinion is that it would be a mistake to waste cap or future trade picks just for this season. It will just cost us and limit us the next couple of seasons. I’m still high on the idea of we are in a dynasty run. Not just giving up on this season either. But leaving emotion at the door…not feeling we are that team to trade our future for.

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

I literally flat out have been in detail describing the route. So yeah I even capitalize Out talking about it.

How is AJ cutting horizontally toward the middle of the field an Out? It is a Cross.

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Looked exactly like a Post…which it’s called

He never got close to the post. And after his cut, his trajectory was away from the post.

You have eyes, but you do not see

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Every way you try to take what you said doesn’t make sense. It didn’t look like it…or it wasn’t the route he ran. Did AJ square up after his cut going horizontal? Or towards the endzone?

Horizontal

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

An Out doesn’t go upfield…unless you run it lazy like Dotson did right there.

Why do you keep using the term Out when describing AJ‘s route there was nothing Out about it

3 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Pretty much. It’s no charity event or anything. Hurts signed a massive advertising contract with Jordan.

It's a store...an actual event where people come. Zero teammates showed up for support. None.

4 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

My opinion is that it would be a mistake to waste cap or future trade picks just for this season. It will just cost us and limit us the next couple of seasons. I’m still high on the idea of we are in a dynasty run. Not just giving up on this season either. But leaving emotion at the door…not feeling we are that team to trade our future for.

When does Howie trade away the future?? This is like saying water is wet? What move would you expect that is a trade away the future type move???

4 hours ago, mattwill said:

How is AJ cutting horizontally toward the middle of the field an Out? It is a Cross.

Both routes you suggest would cut horizontally. That’s why it’s a Post instead.