@mcginleyjf@NFLosophy no I remember the play because I watched the play. And if you haven’t seen anything like this but been watching since the 70s then you need to watch more teams, it literally happened on a Thanksgiving game like 2 years ago
@LetMualTellit My sentiment exactly, we can get into the semantics of it all but two things can be true: play should’ve never been called but once the ball is snapped and in Jayden’s hands…it’s on him
@Tiller56 If they want Jayden to play and stay off that arm, not sure Allegretti can be a part of that plan. The staff’s unwillingness to pivot off of what very clearly doesn’t work with some guys (their guys) can be ridiculous
@Rome_Beast Either give them what they want to get him now, or go tell Luka he’s gotta wait another year for a serious center and potentially put going back to Dallas at the forefront of his mind
Ngl this ain’t it Blough…if the trust is built up for everybody then just play the better players lol there’s no game script outside of injury where a game should play out that way
"And Dyami has a lot of built-up trust. Treylon, Antonio, Jaylin ... a lot of these guys have a lot of built-up trust that we certainly, in those moments, feel comfortable going to. It's just the way last Sunday happened to play out."
@JayDanielsMVP I wanna say this scenario is different though. Past DCs had players very evidently playing roles that didn’t suit them, in this case a few players themselves are just very evidently showcasing their low IQ down to down and are sinking the scheme.
@SleeperWSH Lacks context, you gave multiple shots at it and failed to score 7. Going into half 17-13 isn’t the most ideal but it beats 17-10 and giving Dallas back momentum after potentially getting stuffed again. Come out the half and take the lead anyway, hindsight 20/20 though ig
Blough gotta figure it out man, Dallas plays us tough and Seattle defense swarms just as much as Philly. Where’s the “big boy” offense we kept hearing Sinnott talk about all offseason? #raisehail
Draymond Green has agreed to return to the Golden State Warriors on a one-year, $27.7 million deal, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul tells ESPN. The contract is the same Green opted out of to give the Warriors flexibility to pursue LeBron James, but the sides land his return Tuesday.
@N0replica @Rome_Beast THANK YOU! I thought I was the only one who thought the coach was absolutely horrible tonight. The decision to play so much zone was also a game losing decision