Just now, RememberTheKoy said:

He's pure Bruce Wayne at this point. 

His head is nowhere in the game

Quez has stepped up the last couple of weeks. Just as well because AJ seems to have gone off the boil.

Just now, RLC said:

The offense has 27 points.

That’s not the point of the argument but thanks for chiming in

Just now, 315Eagles said:

With AJ being covered by Jaire Alexander maybe they should just look to Devonta and Quez.  Let AJ work short stuff underneath. 

Should go at rasul we know he bites on double moves 

10 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

True.  Deep shots in windy games are tough when the QB has a weak arm.

Has the second highest YPA in the league.  

We have a QB problem. Only 27 points at half time! Ho hum. Some of you should check yourself before posting. Why don't we put Minshew in there and see what happens? LMAO

How is Rasul Douglas not a safety yet. 

Just now, tuffstuff07 said:

Should go at rasul we know he bites on double moves 

He did in Philly too

Just now, jojodancer said:

We have a QB problem. Only 27 points at half time! Ho hum. Some of you should check yourself before posting. Why don't we put Minshew in there and see what happens? LMAO

It’s a race thing 

The playbook and game planning needs to shift away from AJ and towards DeVonta, he is the better player.

The QB coach and Siri need to be all over this with Hurts.  Keep him in the pocket.  When he sees the middle of the field open up and wants to step up and run it, that’s great….he’s very effective with those runs.  

No lateral movement out of the pocket.  It eliminates all threat of a pass.  

Drop back and pass.  Or have Hurts run into a soft middle of the field.  Or run it with Sanders.  But don’t run laterally out of the pocket.  And cut out the 2 yard WR passes too.  It’s a loss for the offense every time.

2 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

I love how all the blog expert Hurts haters are completely ignoring the fact that our passing game is greatly suffering from the loss of Goedert and putting it all on Hurts. Clowns. 

A good qb can adjust and use his three good wrs

4for 4 get banned yet

Just now, D-Shiznit said:

Hurts and the O have scored 27 points in 2 quarters. THEY ARE NOT THE PROBLEM.

The D is not the problem tonight, they were bad on one drive. They aren't great but they kept this team in the game when the O was killing momentum with idiotic 4th down attempts and fumbles.

1 minute ago, Eagle1ne said:

How is Rasul Douglas not a safety yet. 

No one listening to the blog

Hopefully we stop shooting ourselves in the foot so we can win this game by 3 scores. 

1 minute ago, olsilverhair said:

He did in Philly too

That's why I said it 

Just now, ToastJenkins said:

A good qb can adjust and use his three good wrs

And make better throws so they don’t fumble right?

Run defense still looks bad, and Epps cannot get roasted on a post pattern by a RB — that was just bad 

4 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Quez is really good.

That’s a good match up for us - Quez is a legit burner, Rasul is not. He’s going to have a hard time spotting the ball if threatened deep.

Just now, olsilverhair said:

4for 4 get banned yet

You need to @ him to get him to say something he’ll regret. Can’t just shadow callout

1 minute ago, Alphagrand said:

Run defense still looks bad, and Epps cannot get roasted on a post pattern by a RB — that was just bad 

The run D is awful

Just now, Aerolithe_Lion said:

You need to @ him to get him to say something he’ll regret. Can’t just shadow callout

All part of my master plan

Brown is being covered by one of the best in the game in Alexander. The fact that he is hard to take down makes him susceptible to fumbles.  

 

Hurts is definitely missing Goedert but Quez and Smith are stepping up. 

 

Just now, Alphagrand said:

Run defense still looks bad, and Epps cannot get roasted on a post pattern by a RB — that was just bad 

It’s Aaron Rodgers…there’s still some fear there so the run D will suffer 

I have a feeling the run defense is going to look better versus Derrick Henry and Tannehill.  

It’s fascinating that no one in the media acknowledges the complexities of Hurts’ game.

Up until that last throw, we had no passing offense.  It was like we had a wildcat backfield.  But the end product after his running, that great throw, and the offensive points…yeah, it’s hard to complain.

But this is a unique way of doing it for sure.