@ProFootballMax@BeerlyFootball Agreed, but I'd say Cousins is playing better than Goff this year. In any case, he's a huge upgrade over what they have, and their defense is still the top-rated unit in the league.
@billydeemarcus@sdotartis Agree 100%. Over the past 25 years there's been hundreds of rookie QBs, yet only 14, half of which are or will be HOFers, reached the Super Bowl on their rookie deal. Pretty big outlier.
@rickywhitecpa@discoque92 Chiefs were already a playoff team, and he inherited one of the greatest tight ends in history, an all-pro game changing WR in Tyreek Hill, and a HOF coach, other than none of that being remotely true for Daniels, it's a pretty good comparison.
@marklevinshow Regardless of the anthem situation, it's just bad basketball. A boys team consisting of the top junior high schoolers in any given state wipes the floor with these women.
@CarinoLarr96053@CulturedUpdatez I agree with you 100% on that point. Jayden should've spiked it on his own, thrown it away, or virtually anything besides running a play that leads to being tackled in bounds. I blame him much less than the coaches, but an alert QB avoids that gaffe.
@GrantPaulsen Agreed with the sentiment but Daniels should be 3rd in that blame game. Any play other than a spike or a game-winning FG attempt should've never been called. End of story. Players shouldn't have to overcome their coaches' poor decisions.
@MonEMacer@Shellsyeah81@CulturedUpdatez Then why pay a coach? Just let Daniels call the plays in the huddle like a schoolyard football game. I'm not saying Manning or Mahomes doesn't overcome that stupid play call, but it goes right back to that fact. It was a stupid play call.
@DMV_SportsFan@Shellsyeah81@CulturedUpdatez False. You just said the coach made an idiotic call that needed to be overridden and then took responsibility away from the guy who made the idiotic call.
@CarinoLarr96053@CulturedUpdatez Why would you call a pass play at all? What's the purpose? They were set for a 41-yard FGA not a 61-yarder. Absolutely no reason to try and get a yard or two closer.
@CulturedUpdatez Sherman is a Quinn guy so of course he's going to cover for him. It's like asking JD Vance if something was Trump's fault. You already know how he's going to respond.
@ChaseDaniel The proper response should've been: "Our coach let a 28-3 3rd qtr lead slip away in the Super Bowl. It's on me for not realizing he's a dumbass that can't manage games, so I need to treat him like a drunk behind the wheel, take the keys, and protect him from himself." Fixed it!
@jcappskc@ChaseDaniel Lot of questions. Did he know they only have two TOs available in OT? In hindsight he obviously should've spiked it. The big question is why a HC/OC is calling anything but a spike w/o a TO. So, a QB needs to be smarter to hide the fact that his coaches are idiots. Got it.
@703Amazondon@ChaseDaniel Thank you! I said this in the immediate aftermath. Anyone calling anything but a spike in that situation was at fault. They weren't at the 45-yard line needing to get closer.
@ChaseDaniel Silly stuff. I remember the old Leon commercials where the player threw everyone under the bus and had zero accountability. This wasn't that.
Coaching. It really shouldn't be a question. Their whole job is calling plays in synergy with the clock. Anyone saying Daniels is at fault is basically saying when the idiotic play call came in it was on Daniels to say, "This guy is an idiot let me ignore his call and spike it."