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Who gets the blame for the pi$$ poor offensive line? BB the GM?
Pass happy O? I thought 2021 Pats were going to be a run first team. Pound n ground. Tough. Win in the trenches.Ok. But strategically it's dumb if Onwenu is a top10 NFL RT and also an elite LG, but RT is a far more valuable position for a pass happy offense, and you keep him at LG and play total sh-t scrubs at RT, and by the way also keep Karras on the bench who can play good LG. Onwenu is a great player and playing him at LG is dumb.
Pass happy O? I thought 2021 Pats were going to be a run first team. Pound n ground. Tough. Win in the trenches.
What happened? I was duped.
What? Andrews and Mason were part of SB winning OLs. Onewnu was the steal on the 2020 draft. Wynn is servicable. RT is missing a guy that was on a SB winning OL for the Pats.
So now that's a piss poor offensive line and people are coming with the "BB the GM" takes?
Yikes.
I thought it was overkill to get two high prized TEs but I thought there was a plan for them. I haven't really seen that plan materialize. They should have signed Hunter and let Asiasi play the other role.
There seems to be a disconnect between Bill the GM and Bill the HC on offense. Ultimately he oversees what McD is implementing. What were the plans for the TEs when they signed them? It's the same with the Harry pick. We picked a jump ball WR and we don't throw jump ball passes to him.
Judon on the other hand is being utilized as well as any FA signings we've ever had much like the Gilmore signing. I think our defense will ultimately pick it up like they always seemed to do.
However so far this offense resembles the St. Louis Rams McD offense.
I think it was evident yesterday our OL Isn't as good as advertised and McD isn't doing a good job with the offense.Go for it and keep pretending the OLine and OC don't suck. The on field woes speak for themselves . I'll stop calling it out when the problem is fixed
I already did this all the way through in another thread, but no, both Henry and Smith were paid a bit above Austin Hooper - he's 105 to their 12,5 BUT, he signed his contract a year earlier. Kelce got a much bigger deal over the age of 30, and is showing it. Kittle and Andrews both make more.
If you go down the list of TEs, you'll find that Smith and Henry are 4th, but almost everyone behind them either signed a contract a long time ago, is old, is on a rookie deal, or doesn't have their resume. Don't take my word for it, go look. The outlier is Waller, who did NOTHING, then went to the stratosphere after he signed and might be the best in the league right now.
Smith had a bad game. He's got a 5-year resume to say that a bad game is an anomaly.
This. Sometimes I agree with his points about our offense play calling just seems a bit predictable to me....just do not want to read the same stuff in every threadI think it was evident yesterday our OL Isn't as good as advertised and McD isn't doing a good job with the offense.
The issue posters are having is every other post from you is "McD has to go." People definitely get your stance, and a lot may even agree with you, but you don't have to repeat it ad nauseum.
Probably good for your mental health to stop obsessing over McDaniels. If he's as bad as you say, he'll get himself fired.
Mac didn't look good to me and neither did Winston. Both throw up balls and prayed on a TD because that's all they could basically do. Mac at least is a rookie and has an excuse though.The problem here seems the weapons need more time to get separation than the O-Line can block sometimes. Or maybe Mac's processing i don't know. probably a combination of things which lead to the feeling they don't block well.
I think these are typical rookie mistakes he will master them with more experience. He may tried to force a bit too much because the offense couldn't get it done no matter they triedMac didn't look good to me and neither did Winston. Both throw up balls and prayed on a TD because that's all they could basically do. Mac at least is a rookie and has an excuse though.