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  1. LaFleur’s saving grace is his high floor. First, he is money with QBs, and this is indisputable. Matt Ryan, Rodgers, and now Love and even Malik Willis have been the best versions of themselves under his tutelage. Knowing every year you will get maximized QB play from QB1 and even QB2 is worth its weight in gold, because the opposite of that is the fastest way to become the Jets or the Browns. He never seems to lose the locker room, and the message doesn’t seem to get stale. But he’s being tested on that now. And his in-game foibles have been hashed enough and I won’t deny them. The question is, does Policy have anyone who he knows beyond a shadow of a doubt that can come in and either reset practically the entire coaching staff amidst a title window for the next two years and get a better shot with Love and Parsons than MLF gives you? Or, can you trust Hafley to captain this ship and find a wunderkind OC to continue Love’s maturation? If Policy isn’t absolutely certain about either prospect, pulling the ripcord on LaFleur now is basically malpractice. I don’t love this situation, but it is the reality. And I think you can still say he’s definitely a top 10 HC overall, and probably top 5 on his best day. Can he be that guy at least one time when it counts? Who knows. Not even Kyle Shanahan can claim as much for all the plaudits he gets.
  2. I mean, it’s not really on him, but I think a message should probably be sent, and it’s enough cumulative underperformance at this point to more than justify it. The unit has cost us too many wins under his watch.
  3. Nobody beats backup QBs like your Chicago Bears!
  4. Who knows who that’s on, but backup Center who has been great and backup QB notch a critical exchange. Just feels like we’re running out of bullets
  5. Nah man, that’s emotional decision making after the fact. You go every time in that spot.
  6. It’s stunning that our teams have been on the losing end of two of the most consequential botched onside kick coverages of the last decade+. I wanna hate ST coaches but that stuff isn’t on the coach. The players know exactly what they’re supposed to do, they just didn’t execute.
  7. Defense looks like they’ve quit
  8. I despise special teams. Always and forever. It’s a curse
  9. And replay assist doing its job. Nice.
  10. All this, and yet somehow Reed is the only one who is close to being ejected today. Unreal.
  11. We need points. Take about five or six minutes ant least and come away with points.
  12. Win the fourth. It’d be nice to just match punches here for fifteen minutes.
  13. Great throw. Don’t understand the penalty that’s so weak.
  14. Good job not giving up the momentum shift there.
  15. You cannot lose that football there. I love Jacobs, but he’s not himself. Wilson should get way more work at least until he’s better.
  16. This game is going to end with Jacobs at WR and Savion Williams at QB. Good grief
  17. Another dropped pick. X has been really disappointing down the stretch.
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