My quick thoughts...
- MM // Week 1 looked great. Week 2 he reminded me of that Ravens game (panicking when there was no real issue, and scrambling too early can hurt a play call's protection). Week 3 he fixed himself and the OL just crumbled... After week 2 I said I'm done with him... But now, I'm back to lets see.
- OL // Absolute trash... Ben needs to go. Put in the rookie at G, it can't be any worse.
- OC // if the line can't block, call some quick throws!! Way too many drop backs... Also too many bunch formation, spread things out to help open quick outs and calm that rush a bit!! I was yelling at the TV, wasn't until the end of the game that he actually finally spread things out
- OC // We need to get into 'hurry up' to also calm that rush a bit
- In the modern NFL, if the D holds a team to 20ish, you need to win those games... Its an OFFENSIVE league now, and yet we still make offense look so hard
- Casey // Has been my favorite player in over the past years, but through 3 weeks, I've hardly noticed him compared to before... Shame he might be starting to slow down
- DL // I feel we can't get pressure unless we blitz and that's a big problem... Wake wasn't on the field much, but remembering him in week 1 reminded me that we haven't had a young premier edge rusher since Javon... Pathetic.
- ST // Why the hell is Adore still returning kicks? The guy is TRASH... I remember when we drafted him, I really wanted Tre'Davious White... Maybe he can still develop into a better CB, but he needs to be off return duties. I'm so much happier when I see Adam back there.
- HC // In the end it all comes back to him... That 4th down call when things finally started moving for us was a horrible call, get some points on the board. Especially when he just said he wants to win the game 17-14 coming out of HT. It was way too early to go for it and I think demoralized the team. And he missed some obvious challenges in week 2. He needs to step up because while 1-2 is not so bad, 0-2 in what should be an 'easy' division now is unacceptable.