November 13, 2025Nov 13 1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:I don't think this way but we can barely execute the 5 plays we run. The D is keeping us in games as they have all year. That doesn't excuse the lack of offense IMO.The defense ranked 10th in points against and 18th in yards against. Each game is different....the offense has carried portions as well as the defense. We can't react simply to the last game and say it's been that way all season.
November 13, 2025Nov 13 Author 22 minutes ago, joemas6 said:Again.. what is your goal...to win or to worry about style points?Win with all the parts moving not rusted tight
November 13, 2025Nov 13 Author 22 minutes ago, joemas6 said:And we win. Why?Other teams screw up more than us
November 13, 2025Nov 13 Author 22 minutes ago, joemas6 said:OMG....the radio station isn't happy... lolWell you have to be hearing it more than me
November 13, 2025Nov 13 Author 17 minutes ago, joemas6 said:The defense ranked 10th in points against and 18th in yards against. Each game is different....the offense has carried portions as well as the defense.We can't react simply to the last game and say it's been that way all season.I thought with the Vikes and Gnats Patullo was figuring things out,then we appeared at Lambeau with the chip Kelly "Back to square 1" offense
November 13, 2025Nov 13 Author 26 minutes ago, joemas6 said:OMG....the radio station isn't happy... lolOMG..... AJ Brown isn't happy.....lol
November 13, 2025Nov 13 1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:Other teams screw up more than usSo we are better...I agree
November 13, 2025Nov 13 1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:Well you have to be hearing it more than meHaven't listened much this week... but the guys you see on the radio spots are the hosts, not the insiders. They basically complain all day long
November 13, 2025Nov 13 1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:I thought with the Vikes and Gnats Patullo was figuring things out,then we appeared at Lambeau with the chip Kelly "Back to square 1" offenseAgain... each game is different... it's not about figuring things out .. Mailata slips, Toth holds, Barkley slips, Hurts makes a bad throw, Fred Johnson whiffs on a block... these things kill drives and have nothing to do with Patullo. The next game is going to be different and so on.
November 13, 2025Nov 13 1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:OMG..... AJ Brown isn't happy.....lolExactly... moving on... forget about the soap opera.
November 13, 2025Nov 13 5 hours ago, joemas6 said:Again.. what is your goal...to win or to worry about style points?I’ve asked Ham that question at least a dozen times. He has yet to answer. What is it about that question that scares him so much?
November 13, 2025Nov 13 3 hours ago, joemas6 said:Again... each game is different... it's not about figuring things out .. Mailata slips, Toth holds, Barkley slips, Hurts makes a bad throw, Fred Johnson whiffs on a block... these things kill drives and have nothing to do with Patullo.The next game is going to be different and so on.I agree 100%. There is a lot of luck that meshes with an incredible amount of skill and preparation that goes into a running game.The Packers game had two beautiful illustrations of all of that, once in a play that went the Eagles way and the other that did not.Those two plays show both how incredibly good Saquon is (the 41 yard swing pass with the spin move) and how unlucky a lot of his runs have been (the 4th Quarter minus 2 yard run where the O-Line opened a spectacular hole on the right side, but Evan Williams from his deep Safety position correctly diagnosed the play and got to that gaping hole just before Saquon did and wrapped him up for the TFL. That second play was a superb execution by the O-Line. They couldn’t have done it any better. But Williams met their brilliance with some brilliance of his own (players come to play). Otherwise Saquon would have run 72 yards for a TD.Defensive research, film study, and scheming is also a factor. A third play, another TFL of Saquon, clearly showed how opposing Defenses have come up with tactics to counter the Stoutland running scheme. The Packers D-Lineman timed his rush so that he could shoot the gap that Dickerson created when he was pulling on a play designed to have Saquon run to the right. Stoutland has to adjust the design of those pulling lineman plays so that an opposing D-Lineman doesn’t have an unblocked lane to the ball carrier.
November 13, 2025Nov 13 34 minutes ago, mattwill said:I agree 100%. There is a lot of luck that meshes with an incredible amount of skill and preparation that goes into a running game.The Packers game had two beautiful illustrations of all of that, once in a play that went the Eagles way and the other that did not.Those two plays show both how incredibly good Saquon is (the 41 yard swing pass with the spin move) and how unlucky a lot of his runs have been (the 4th Quarter minus 2 yard run where the O-Line opened a spectacular hole on the right side, but Evan Williams from his deep Safety position correctly diagnosed the play and got to that gaping hole just before Saquon did and wrapped him up for the TFL.That second play was a superb execution by the O-Line. They couldn’t have done it any better. But Williams met their brilliance with some brilliance of his own (players come to play). Otherwise Saquon would have run 72 yards for a TD.Defensive research, film study, and scheming is also a factor. A third play, another TFL of Saquon, clearly showed how opposing Defenses have come up with tactics to counter the Stoutland running scheme. The Packers D-Lineman timed his rush so that he could shoot the gap that Dickerson created when he was pulling on a play designed to have Saquon run to the right. Stoutland has to adjust the design of those pulling lineman plays so that an opposing D-Lineman doesn’t have an unblocked lane to the ball carrier.Good illustration of how one missed timed block or great play from a defender or just luck that the play calls from each side matched perfectly for one team. It's football.... we move on.
November 13, 2025Nov 13 It was good old-fashioned thinking."They had run a similar play earlier in the game on the touchdown drive that they had,” Ojomo said. "The quarterback came up, he said a word, they ran the play. "And then the same thing happened on the 4th-and-1. It was like déjà vu. It was a word. It was like a one-word play. And they did that exact thing. So I was like, ‘Hey guys, this is what’s coming.’ So I just wanted to let everybody know that he literally just had this play.”Josh Jacobs appeared to run to the right instead of the left as a response to the Eagles knowing the play. But with the blocking still going to the left, the play was a disaster, and Jaelan Phillips and Jalen Carter blew it up for a four-yard loss. Jacobs also fumbled on the play, although that didn’t matter since it was fourth down."He knew what was coming,” Ojomo said of Carter. "It allows him to play faster."Jacobs told reporters after the game that he heard Ojomo calling out the play and knew it was doomed from the start.Per Roob
November 13, 2025Nov 13 1 hour ago, mattwill said:I’ve asked Ham that question at least a dozen times. He has yet to answer. What is it about that question that scares him so much?Nothing scary at all for me…I’m nothing but consistent. Don’t care about stats much other than…the key is:want to see the team growing and improving. Be their best at the end. This season the way the schedule lined up? More important to probably focus on getting Ws. So I’ll volunteer this is my one main inconsistent. Otherwise I’ve clearly punted towards the same consistent source of our struggles on O being felt the most….the more Siri’s influence is over the O? Yep…similar results every time.
November 13, 2025Nov 13 9 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:Only 1 rookie WR doesn't help much. How would we do if we only had Dotson?(and he's not even a rookie)We should have one incoming after this next draft
November 13, 2025Nov 13 34 minutes ago, joemas6 said:Good illustration of how one missed timed block or great play from a defender or just luck that the play calls from each side matched perfectly for one team. It's football.... we move on.Agreed 100%Stoutland is too good a coach not to figure out an adjustment to address the DTs following the pulling Guard through the weak side space that puller opens when he pulls. Motioning the TE from the play side so that he can wham block the DT as he comes through the gap is one possibility.
November 13, 2025Nov 13 15 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:It was good old-fashioned thinking."They had run a similar play earlier in the game on the touchdown drive that they had,” Ojomo said. "The quarterback came up, he said a word, they ran the play. "And then the same thing happened on the 4th-and-1. It was like déjà vu. It was a word. It was like a one-word play. And they did that exact thing. So I was like, ‘Hey guys, this is what’s coming.’ So I just wanted to let everybody know that he literally just had this play.”Josh Jacobs appeared to run to the right instead of the left as a response to the Eagles knowing the play. But with the blocking still going to the left, the play was a disaster, and Jaelan Phillips and Jalen Carter blew it up for a four-yard loss. Jacobs also fumbled on the play, although that didn’t matter since it was fourth down."He knew what was coming,” Ojomo said of Carter. "It allows him to play faster."Jacobs told reporters after the game that he heard Ojomo calling out the play and knew it was doomed from the start.Per RoobLink?
November 13, 2025Nov 13 16 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:It was good old-fashioned thinking."They had run a similar play earlier in the game on the touchdown drive that they had,” Ojomo said. "The quarterback came up, he said a word, they ran the play. "And then the same thing happened on the 4th-and-1. It was like déjà vu. It was a word. It was like a one-word play. And they did that exact thing. So I was like, ‘Hey guys, this is what’s coming.’ So I just wanted to let everybody know that he literally just had this play.”Josh Jacobs appeared to run to the right instead of the left as a response to the Eagles knowing the play. But with the blocking still going to the left, the play was a disaster, and Jaelan Phillips and Jalen Carter blew it up for a four-yard loss. Jacobs also fumbled on the play, although that didn’t matter since it was fourth down."He knew what was coming,” Ojomo said of Carter. "It allows him to play faster."Jacobs told reporters after the game that he heard Ojomo calling out the play and knew it was doomed from the start.Per RoobThis goes to what I preach about how valuable the people around Carter are. Ojomo set Carter up perfectly!
November 13, 2025Nov 13 By the way…what kind of KO are we seeing? Exactly what I said should happen before the first one was ever kicked.
November 13, 2025Nov 13 8 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:Nothing scary at all for me…I’m nothing but consistent. Don’t care about stats much other than…the key is:want to see the team growing and improving. Be their best at the end. This season the way the schedule lined up? More important to probably focus on getting Ws. So I’ll volunteer this is my one main inconsistent. Otherwise I’ve clearly punted towards the same consistent source of our struggles on O being felt the most….the more Siri’s influence is over the O? Yep…similar results every time.That was a long winded, meandering "style points are more important than wins for Ham.”Thank you for the answer.
November 13, 2025Nov 13 1 minute ago, mattwill said:That was a long winded, meandering "style points are more important than wins for Ham.”Thank you for the answer.Style of improvement? Sure
November 13, 2025Nov 13 Just now, cunninghamtheman said:Style of improvement? SureVersatility…more complete…
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