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  1. adambr2
    I'm actually looking forward to moving on from Jaire. Constantly counting on a part-time CB doesn't work.
  2. adambr2
    Didn't take Quay Walker very long to remind us that he isn't very good.
  3. adambr2
    Going to be a long day if Montgomery and Gibbs are gashing us for 6-8 yards a carry.
  4. adambr2
    Same. It was very catchable. I'm sure Jordan would have liked to place it better, but given the amount of pass rush in his face, I thought it was fine.
  5. adambr2
    Throw could have been better, but Brooks needs to haul that in and pretty much walks into the endzone if he does. Disappointing to end that drive with 3.
  6. adambr2
    I've never seen contact like that called except maybe on the most protected of QB's. It was closer to placing two hands on someone's back than an actual shove.
  7. adambr2
    I saw the shotgun formation and was like "Ughhh." Then I saw Kraft go under center and thought "Oh yes. We're converting."
  8. adambr2
    That wasn't much of a shove on Nixon and I didn't think warranted a personal foul, but not sure what Nixon did to earn one, either. Had to have been something that happened off camera.
  9. adambr2
    I actually think the Lions are overdue to get punched in the mouth by someone. They're cocky, and as McKinney said, they like to embarrass people. I think their success has started to go to their heads a little bit, and somebody is going to humble them soon, at least for a week. Just not sure it will be us.
  10. adambr2
    Literally took 4 seconds into the game for us to get a dumb penalty.
  11. adambr2
    Which is why I'm flabbergasted that anyone could say Horst is anything but one of the worst GMs in the NBA. He manufactured this total mess, everything from the coaching to the personnel.
  12. adambr2
    Can't wait to see what weird generic brand name bowl we play in this year.
  13. adambr2
    There needs to be a postmortem brain study upon their eventual deaths for any football player who drops the football before the goalline in celebration.
  14. adambr2
    Rivers still being the coach is insanity. I know you'd like to have some stability, but firing the guy who was 30-13 and keeping the guy who is like 5 games under .500 in his tenure here just makes you look totally incompetent. Some very dark years ahead. We haven't even scraped the surface of rock bottom yet. Usually when you're in this position you're at least able to look forward to adding lottery talent. We have nothing. For a long time.
  15. adambr2
    His next 6 might be lottery picks; too bad none of them will belong to him.
  16. adambr2
    The biggest advantage of the #1 seed is that you already advance past the wild card round without having to win a playoff game. That is a huge advantage. I understand downplaying the importance of winning the division and playing home playoff games due to our relative lack of success in recent years in those situations. However, I would attribute that more to random statistical noise more than any suggestion that we somehow have less of a chance at going to the Super Bowl as a #1 seed. Beating Detroit, winning the division, and being the #1 seed should all absolutely be goals along the way to the Super Bowl. You can get there without accomplishing those goals, but it definitely makes it harder. At the end of the day, the statistical and historical fact is that far more Super Bowl winners were #1 seeds in their conference than any other seed, for good reason. It is the path of least resistance.
  17. adambr2
    I can't think of very many examples in sports where a player essentially became the GM and it worked out well. You'd think these guys would learn and just stay in their lane, but they don't. Their egos are just too big. Just like Giannis the GM sucks, Aaron Rodgers the GM sucks. Maybe Tom Brady in Tampa is one example where it actually worked. Sort of. He got Gronk and won it all. But then in his last year when AB was there, things unraveled.
  18. adambr2
    He has Giannis. He has a default competitive team before he even does anything else. To whatever extend the downward trend has been slowed is because at the end of the day, they still have Giannis. It isn't a credit to anything Horst has done, in my opinion. The Bucks don't even own their own 1st again until 2031. They're in a horrific mess and they're all-in on their horrific mess.
  19. adambr2
    As bad as Rivers is at his job, Horst might be worse. Rivers is going to be 18-22 as Bucks HC after today. Half a season sample. THIS is the guy we settled on. You might as well get out ahead of it and trade Giannis at peak value and go full rebuild. The window is full closed.
  20. adambr2
    If that's their approach, I don't really understand it. Sure you don't want to risk anyone unnecessarily, but this is arguably the biggest game of the season thus far. Would think it'd be all hands on deck especially knowing you've got 2 weeks to rest after.
  21. adambr2
    I'm not advocating for a change at ST coordinator. There's at least stability there now rather than the rotating carousel of disasters that we had before him. And there have been some positives, like Whelan. But I think it's fair to ask about areas of concern like why we've had systematic problems with the long snapper for the last season and a half and why we continue to make errors in the return game.
  22. adambr2
    They count for exactly one third of the value of the other kicks.
  23. adambr2
    Orzech has very few responsibilities as a professional football player. Seems like a job where you should be at least relatively unnoticeable if you want to retain said job.
  24. adambr2
    I have questions for Rich Bisaccia on why two young kickers in a row have failed under his tutelage and one of them now looks like Mr. Automatic in San Francisco.
  25. adambr2
    Browns all season: "Deshaun Watson isn't the problem, he's our starter" Jameis Winston when Watson ruptures an Achilles and the Browns finally have no choice: 27/41, 331 yards, 3 TDs
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