You at the game? Otherwise it's extremely hard to tell from the broadcast other than a couple of plays they highlight. I don't think this is the problem this year. The problem is that we're so conservative with the ball that we're not going to throw it consistently in tight windows, add that to the fact that our pass blocking unit leaves a heck of a lot to be desired and you've got a recipe for 3 and outs. If our pass blocking was simply serviceable, we'd be putting up enough points to win these games.
Given the situation is what it is, the play-calling needs to compensate in order to help out the QB and the receivers, and from what I've seen; it hasn't. We're vanilla, and we've got the tools to be so much more.
I thought Bevell called a slightly better game today, but it was still bad. Lockett should be a hell of a weapon in the passing offense, and I was discouraged to hear Bevell and Carroll admitting that his receiving skills had surprised them after they thought they'd drafted a return man. He's a super-talented WR, and thus far is being wasted in our offense. My worry is that P-Rich will come back and take some snaps off him. That would be dumb, both P-Rich and Lockett have more to offer than Kearse.
