12 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Well neither team wanted to score because according to Ham that was the game plan ,so you have to be creative with your pre planned errors LOL

You never consider any actual points. Just take off on some errant tangent every time.

12 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Isn't it always up to the players to execute??

No..once again you aren’t following. It’s up to the players to do the coaches job.

12 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

SO what do you do when nothing is working? I'm not trying to be a jerk, but I know I don't function as well at 20 degrees in a crosswind as I do at 80 with a breeze. It was the first cold/windy game. IDK that alot of risk was in order. Ball is like a brick at that temp. We saw the wind affect both QB's. I WAS hoping for some cheap, quick short stuff in the middle of the field . I saw they were vulnerable there over their LB's like to Ship or Geodert. We did a few after the 1/2. Could have done that more IMO . We don't do crossing routes which is easy grabs for most WR's so SMH but taking the W anyway

Another Siri coaching O reasoning for not as much production this whole time over the middle. Barely did crossing routes and picks.

12 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Isn't it always up to the players to execute??

The percentages of successful execution dramatically go up with good coaching…down with poor.

12 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Never did, but it will reported I did into the year 2029 🤣 and could possibly follow me into the afterlife. At the pearly gates he will say "OH you ALMOST made it in, except when you called that out route" Then I will go to hell serving eternity as a Browns fan

You referenced the drawn up play I shared. Because I reamed Dotson on his Out route on that interception. That was all about crisp cut out. AJ or this play the WR doesn’t cut out crisp at all…they weren’t Out routes.

10 hours ago, mattwill said:

Regarding Hurts’ fumble last night, there are fumbles, and there are bad fumbles. Do you think his fumble last night was a bad fumble?

Gotta protect the ball. So it’s on Hurts. Obviously he was tasked with long third down conversions at such a high dose. But it wasn’t a bad fumble. He was making a big play converted a first down to keep us alive. He tried to get down to he safe…but the defender was under his knee. Great Peanut punch any player is susceptible to

38 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

He referenced the play drawn up I shared. It was Dotson that ran the Out. Fl just confused and all over not following along very well.

You can't tell a fool they are wrong,so I won't try

33 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

The great young O mind ,LaFleur, went with the opposite approach from what he’s tried before. He went with the low scoring shorten the game. Easily a way any team can get beat.

LMFAO

15 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

The percentages of successful execution dramatically go up with good coaching…down with poor.

LMAO, yeah they drew up plays that they didn't want to execute. Hurts fumble was planned I'm sure. But keep digging, you will hit China soon

15 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

You referenced the drawn up play I shared. Because I reamed Dotson on his Out route on that interception. That was all about crisp cut out. AJ or this play the WR doesn’t cut out crisp at all…they weren’t Out routes.

Wrong again LMAO

10 hours ago, joemas6 said:

Another thing... regardless of it being a " bad" fumble... the bigger thing, it was an excellent play call.

Playcall…well we need you to just make it happen again Hurts

7 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Gotta protect the ball. So it’s on Hurts. Obviously he was tasked with long third down conversions at such a high dose. But it wasn’t a bad fumble. He was making a big play converted a first down to keep us alive. He tried to get down to he safe…but the defender was under his knee. Great Peanut punch any player is susceptible to

8 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

But it wasn’t a bad fumble

There are good ones? The fumble kept us alive? Yeah goes right with your theory of not wanting to score 🤣 I hope if we see them again in the playoffs they hold to that non scoring strategy(I still have never heard of any coaches that don't want to score). If you don't want to score GB needs to turn their guys loose and hire scrubs on the cheap. Just ridiculous

5 hours ago, mjkline1958 said:

Jaire Alexanders stepping away from football, mental and physical health.

Another ‘option” retiring

4 hours ago, Asg 15 said:

VERY odd timing

Not at all…found out he doesn’t have it anymore..retire

22 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

There are good ones? The fumble kept us alive? Yeah goes right with your theory of not wanting to score 🤣 I hope if we see them again in the playoffs they hold to that non scoring strategy(I still have never heard of any coaches that don't want to score). If you don't want to score GB needs to turn their guys loose and hire scrubs on the cheap. Just ridiculous

It’s referred to as strategy…it’s actually routine and very common

9 hours ago, Asg 15 said:

Maybe a better question would be was it due to poor ball security or just a good play by the defender

I'm going with choice B on this one

He had the ball tight. Had to convert that first down. Tried to get down as soon as he got what was needed. But the defender blocked his knee from hitting.

3 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Wonder if he(Lurie) can sue his agent for "non discolsure" and how in the world did he pass his Eagles physical? Obviously it harmed the Eagles who could have possibly signed someone else before the deadline

They signed an older player that clearly was given up on after losing it. Jaire was given up in by the Ravens then also.

38 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

You can't tell a fool they are wrong,so I won't try

What route did you refer to cutting crisp Out?

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

What route did you refer to cutting crisp Out?

It wasn’t the Post from AJ

Was listening to Baldy on the Anthony Gargano show - would love to have beers with Gargano, Baldy and Kelce! We do lead the league in 3 and outs, unfortunately. I do get it, at least somewhat. We've steered away from zone reads/read options as Hurts took a lot of hits last yr on those and we're protecting him, rightfully so. I'm assuming we'll see them mixed in more in the playoffs. Our OL isn't as good or stable as last yr, causing Barkley to have to run more outside the tackles, but the Jumbo sets are helping with that.

After quickly running through the game again, Hurts didn't throw to an open AJ at least 3 times. Supposedly the throw to the EZ late was not on the coaches, but something Hurts and AJ cooked up. If true, at least they're working together, but a dope play either way at that point of the game.

This stuff - or the slippery field - doesn't absolve KP of this miserable O. Doubt it's just me who expected some changes after the bye, but it felt like regression. This guy doesn't seem to have an ounce of creativity or guts.

1 hour ago, mjkline1958 said:

but it felt like regression. This guy doesn't seem to have an ounce of creativity or guts.

I don’t feel like we regressed but definitely doesn’t feel like we added anything either…. I will say not a fan of the 3rd and long draw runs we did this week just giving up on drives not even giving Hurts and our playmakers a chance to try and convert

11 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Gotta protect the ball. So it’s on Hurts. Obviously he was tasked with long third down conversions at such a high dose. But it wasn’t a bad fumble. He was making a big play converted a first down to keep us alive. He tried to get down to he safe…but the defender was under his knee. Great Peanut punch any player is susceptible to

Hurts was making a big play on a great play call nobody seen that QB draw coming Hurts was basically in touched until he crossed the first down marker…. But terrible ball security at the end

39 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Another Siri coaching O reasoning for not as much production this whole time over the middle. Barely did crossing routes and picks.

Hurts can audible the dagger but not a pass over the middle

1 hour ago, mjkline1958 said:

After quickly running through the game again, Hurts didn't throw to an open AJ at least 3 times.

Right here is the problem. WHY is Hurts SCARED???? AJ is a little angry and he should be. He was brought here to produce but Hurts won't throw to him. WHY? According to Ham, "Hurts brought AJ in"(lol) but now refuses to throw him the ball. Here's a heads up, you better throw the damn ball vs Detroit because they won't hesitate to turn it loose. I don't mind being a run first team but jesus, Hurts is playing scared. If the plays bore him AUDIBLE and argue about it later. I was giving Patullo some slack, but now it's time to put up or shut up. For me that includes Patullo AND Hurts This team is too good to be reigned in every week. We saw the pic post from Ham where once again hurts should have hit an open AJ. WTF is going on???? If the defense is getting through then you throw the damn ball(quickly). Top WR's, Elite RB, and a very good TE and we can't get 10 yards in 3 downs? Dotson is fine in the slot(though he never gets a look) Just a ridiculous waste of talent. This is starting to tick me off. We should have romped all over Green Bay. Rant over

13 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

IDK CB2 seems like a big concern, The fact Love stunk up Lambeau and made our CB's look good means it's still a concern. Not every QB is gonna crap their pants

Right...but this dude wasn't a big investment... not really cause to complain about getting a pick back or whatever. He was a long shot. The investment was Philips and looking good so far.