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Much better is being kind to Jacoby they are not on the same planet talent wise.Geno is a much better QB than Jacoby.
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Well said.. I think he's under pressure. The running game takes the pressure of the QB.. however even when he makes thows it look like it takes so much work to complete a pass.. Jacob has taken care of the ball. It's just his limitations. Maye is the modern NFL QB.. strong arm, accurate, athletic, smart can diagnose a defense.If Brissett puts up another well under 200yds game you gotta think Maye time is soon at hand. You can't fool NFL Defenses with Game Managers Today.
Jacoby could try a 3 step drop and throw in less than 2 seconds like Burrow did repeatedly in week 1. Hit Douglas on a quick slant. Brissett can't do it. That is not the OL's fault.I can count on one hand in 50+ pass attempts he's had actual time to throw, where he didn't have to break the pocket.
QB is the most important position and right now we don't have a decent one. Our best chance at having one is sitting on the bench.I disappeared the last 10 minutes or so when they started imposing their will on our d. For a supposedly top 5 d they played like ****. Limiting Joe burrow to **** and letting the hawks do what they did is frustrating. This is a game where if we had a better qb, he would have made up for the d crapping out and carried us. Jacoby, much as i love him, isn’t that dude. Drake is. I think if he played today the end would have been different ie us winning by a bit.
I think Brissett's value as a career backup QB is not turning the ball over. He does that by waiting and seeing who is ridiculously open. A 3 step drop and throw to the spot where a WR should be might be too risky for him.Jacoby could try a 3 step drop and throw in less than 2 seconds like Burrow did repeatedly in week 1. Hit Douglas on a quick slant. Brissett can't do it. That is not the OL's fault.
It is both the OL and Brissett's limitations.
I'm not sure if you're vision-impaired or aren't watching the game. There is literally no time for him to do either of those things, or they would be doing those things. They can't throw because they *can't* throw, because 3/5 of the line shouldn't be in the NFL.
I'm excited about the strength of their running game. If they can pick up on the passing game they'll be a tough out.For what it’s worth - NE is still fairly highly seeded in the AFC, around 6th. We’ll see how things shake out after the Jets game next week.
Don't forget our play caller and designer AVP.Jacoby could try a 3 step drop and throw in less than 2 seconds like Burrow did repeatedly in week 1. Hit Douglas on a quick slant. Brissett can't do it. That is not the OL's fault.
It is both the OL and Brissett's limitations.
Gibson has looked very good in his limited time.Are we even watching the same games? The dude is back there playing ****ing whodini damn near every play avoiding sacks and taking shots. The OL pass protection doesnt allow time for anything to develop. Yes, they are better at the run but I can also give credit to some rb’s balling out and forcing missed tackles at a high clip in the first 2 wks. Over 40 of those yards today were on a Gibson run where he was hit 2 yards behind the line of scrimmage but made an incredible play.
I really believe that if they start Maye, they are going to be worse for it in the short term. Brissett, even with his limitations, doesn't turn the ball over. Rookies do. It's just the nature of the beast.I totally agree, but the part that mystifies me about the talk this last week is where we won one game and lost today and suddenly a lot of people feel we have to play Maye to keep our playoff hopes alive.
I’m fine starting Maye if he’s ready. But he’s going to be a rookie and make a lot of mistakes. If people are assuming he’s going to step in and just do better than Brissett because he can throw farther, it’s going to be a looong season.
Same as Corky Mac.I'd say that Brisset takes so long to identify where to throw the ball and then throw it that it is hurting the OLs ability to block. Brisset doesn't throw the ball in rhythm and that causes him to be pressured.
Lots of NE receiving options were open by NFL standards.I was at the game. Douglas was open multiple times. He’s holding onto the ball too long. Keep posting the same drivel though.
Don't forget our play caller and designer AVP.
I only want Maye ready enough to be a better option than Brissett. They look good enough this season to win with a decent QB and I don't think playing him now would harm him. It would probably speed up his progress.Right, its all dependent on him being ready. 2025 should be our focus, whether that means playing him or sitting him.
This is why I'm excited about this team. Plus, I really like the running game.Almost 200 yards rushing against a very good defense. Imagine if the passing game was more effective….
Sad but true.All the Patriots are doing right now with this Brissett lead offense is showing receivers why you don't want to play for them, who wants to join a team throwing for about 130 yards a game.
Aiyuk was right to turn down the money to watch his career go down the tubes getting 2 balls for 15 yards a week.
I really believe that if they start Maye, they are going to be worse for it in the short term. Brissett, even with his limitations, doesn't turn the ball over. Rookies do. It's just the nature of the beast.
I think with Brissett, they are going to be somewhere between 7-9 wins. Yesterday was a winnable game. AVPs play calling at the end of regulation was a problem, the situation called for more clock use. Add to that; Brissett is not a dynamic thrower, he's not going to raise guys up, so they are going to have to scheme it, like they did with TEs yesterday. I have hope that they will find these weaknesses in defenses going forward and can keep themselves in the game. I am much more optimistic than I was pre-season, they are not nearly as far away as I thought, but they are far from being a top, elite team.
I only want Maye ready enough to be a better option than Brissett. They look good enough this season to win with a decent QB and I don't think playing him now would harm him. It would probably speed up his progress.
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