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Yes all I do is criticize his opinions
Like if I EVER talk about Andrew Luck or Tannehill like it's not the bat signal for dude to come caping for them.
But please continue.
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What changed? Going into week 11, he hadn't done anything. 10 TD's, and 7 INT's. 4-5 record. And then, BOOM. He absolutely took off.
I don't see anything wrong with MF's posts. He and CP both have a tendency to harp on the same points in ways that can be tedious at times. I disagree and agree with each on different things but both have the right to share their opinions I would say.When it's posted all over the same threads and clogs them up, it does become everyone's business.
Though both could take a chill pill at times as well. But it's not a fault of one party.
If you look closely you can see how much line play has impacted each of these things. The ability to actually stay in the pocket means that both short and downfield throws can now be made without rushers in the QB's face. Wilson needed to get out of the pocket to see his receivers when the interior pocket was immediately breaking down. Lynch couldn't even run before his injury because of the amount of inside pressure.Well, I'm certainly interested in CP's opinion on this. PM me if need be...Their offensive landscape has certainly changed and I belive it's quite a few factors. Some mentioned earlier and other things as well. Lockett has emerged as a receiver since then...Marshawn got hurt at some point and even though Rawls played very well, they started to shift their focus from a running game that sets up the pass to a passing attack that sets up the run. Russell's ability to extend drives is a factor that mixes into all of this, but along with shifting their focus, Bevell is calling plays that get the ball out of Russell's hand quicker and less reliability on PA, so on and so forth.
If you look closely you can see how much line play has impacted each of these things. The ability to actually stay in the pocket means that both short and downfield throws can now be made without rushers in the QB's face. Wilson needed to get out of the pocket to see his receivers when the interior pocket was immediately breaking down. Lynch couldn't even run before his injury because of the amount of inside pressure.Well, I'm certainly interested in CP's opinion on this. PM me if need be...Their offensive landscape has certainly changed and I belive it's quite a few factors. Some mentioned earlier and other things as well. Lockett has emerged as a receiver since then...Marshawn got hurt at some point and even though Rawls played very well, they started to shift their focus from a running game that sets up the pass to a passing attack that sets up the run. Russell's ability to extend drives is a factor that mixes into all of this, but along with shifting their focus, Bevell is calling plays that get the ball out of Russell's hand quicker and less reliability on PA, so on and so forth.
The biggest change made this season was changing the centers, putting in Patrick Lewis instead of rookie Drew Nowak. That change was made permanent in the bye before the Cardinals game. Both the run and pass games benefitted tremendously.
Sure, we'll see. The Rams might have the best D-line in football though so hopefully it can't be replicated. They've always been able to exploit our vulnerabilities on the line.I'm more harkened to believe Russell is just in a massive groove right now. One way or the other, the offensive line appears to be playing better, but against the Rams, they looked more like what they had prior to Russell's tear, so it raises the questions with me when their only loss on this run coincides with the ability of the pass rushers on the other side of the ball.