DangerousDoug
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Geno was not the reason for the L. It was the trash D and poor play calling by Waldron.
Naw, truth is Geno is a good QB and played his ass off tonight. He's just not enough QB to make up for the team deficiencies. I'm just frustrated beyond all getout. I had high hopes for my team and now that's all lost...I don't think you've been reading the back of his helmet, Brosiah:
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Or the other way around. Waldron had the offense score loads of points and Geno choked in the end.Geno was not the reason for the L. It was the trash D and poor play calling by Waldron.
He also wasn’t the reason we won.Geno was not the reason for the L. It was the trash D and poor play calling by Waldron.
What he's saying is put Julian Love in..not Adams...its as obvious as it gets.I don't think you've been reading the back of his helmet, Brosiah:
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I just can't get behind "career backup" material. Even after regression, he's better than that. Middling starter is apt, but career backups play more like... backups. Drew Lock. Nick Mullens. Trevor Siemian. Taylor Heinicke... etc.Geno was good last night, but did a few things that still drove me crazy including missing an easy throw on the final drive. He's a mid tier QB at best. Career backup material. Last year was a great story, but if he is our starting QB going into next season, Im going to cry (unless we drat a rookie early and it's clear that said rookie will be taking over in a matter of weeks).
The play was for Micah to run free and get washed by a screen to the right side to DJ that way he’s not in the pursuit chance. He just got home to quick.Geno needed to find Micah and move Dallas. That's on him. Horrible recognition. He's got a talented arm, but not much of anything else. And what's up with those back foot throws where he lofts it up for grabs?
I don't think that's on him. It's the explicit design of the play, which he didn't call. Perhaps he could've usurped authority and overruled the play without a justifiable (to his coaches) pre-snap reason, but that's probably not a good precedent to set.Geno needed to find Micah and move Dallas. That's on him. Horrible recognition. He's got a talented arm, but not much of anything else. And what's up with those back foot throws where he lofts it up for grabs?
To be fair to the Defense though, the Refs made a couple of obvious crap calls that stymied their effectiveness and in turn, gave the edge to Dak & Co.Geno almost put up 400 yards if that TD to JSN wasn't called back. Even Terry Mcauly said the ball did not move when it hit the ground, but they overturned it anyway.
There's a lot of Pete hate right now, but he also deserves some credit for:
1) getting more involved in the 3rd down offense
2) calling Waldron out before the game, and influencing the game plan. We saw a more balanced attack and TE utilization.
3) telling Geno to get the ball out quicker, which he did in this game
One of the big questions coming into the game was - could Pete fix the offense? And he did, at least for one game.
Now the defense is another story.
100% this.I just can't get behind "career backup" material. Even after regression, he's better than that. Middling starter is apt, but career backups play more like... backups. Drew Lock. Nick Mullens. Trevor Siemian. Taylor Heinicke... etc.
I'm not saying he's the future, but this is better than backup quality play.