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Who do you blame for the Atlanta loss?
Oct 3, 2010 at 1:58 PM
- Mr501astatehogg
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how can you blame singletary or jimmy raye for that matter. when you change oc and have smae results. i'm not an alex basher but com son look at the game. blame nate all you want to but fault is on alex
Oct 3, 2010 at 1:58 PM
- KID9R
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Originally posted by Axl49:Originally posted by Mr501astatehogg:
how can you blame singletary or jimmy raye for that matter. when you change oc and have smae results. i'm not an alex basher but com son look at the game. blame nate all you want to but fault is on alex
Sing and mike did a good job planning. Players didnt execute plain and simple im particular Smith when u have gore and vd and crabs all dangerous players when the ball is in thier hands and cant generate the points you suck im sorry im done with alex nothing good here
I think its hilarious that you actually think Sing does any planning. He's an empty shell of a coach.
Oct 3, 2010 at 1:59 PM
- cNiner
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Originally posted by NattoNiner:
For the last time, it's all Singletary. And he will be fired today. You numbskulls still don't get it.
who is going to take over , no one in thier wright mind will take this s**t job that an owner doesnt want to pay more than 2.5 mill to thier HC any Decent HC will demand. we need an X & O HC . Watch if this happens we will promote within our Staff , I hope they don't give it to Mike Johnson or Munski or s**t like that !
We Need a Real NFL HC !
Oct 3, 2010 at 1:59 PM
- ChaunceyGardner
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Alex had a couple shots to get us in field goal range in the second half. A field goal would have sealed the game for us. He lost the game.
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:00 PM
- pete98146
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Alex "The Maestro" Smith. We had the game more or less won and withing fieldgoal range. All The Maestro had to do was not give up a sack. What does he do? Gets called for intentional grounding!!!!!
Smith just doesn't have the IT factor.
Smith just doesn't have the IT factor.
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- jcs
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Captain Checkdown, Alex...
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- LivFreeOrdIHrd9r
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I blame everyone
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- kstolai
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Originally posted by excelsior:
Ryan made some bad throws, one being intercepted at a critical time at the end of the game. But Atlanta won, and his bad passes will be forgotten.
Alex made a number of good throws, but the one thatt will be most focused on will be his dumb interception.
When they showed the GB highlights, how many besides me noticed how relaxed Rodgers was as he waited for his quality receivers to get open? He had all the time in the world to set and throw a perfect strike for touchdowns. I do not care what many of you say, but OL plays a huge role in a QB's performance. Alex's poorest throws were when he trying to get something done while defenders were bearing down on him.
Alex has played his whole career with a team whose OL was poor. He entire experience and the focus of his coaching has been to get the ball out in a hurry. After all those years and all that experience he plays like you would expect - with hasty desperation. The kid is good, and could be really good if he played with a quality organization that developed him under the right circumstances. I concede that Rodgers is better than Alex, but I suspect that Rodger's performances would be significantly less if he had been playing here rather than at GB.
For those that will harp about my "excuses," you can just "Go stuff it."
Nice try, i hope your not on Sing , and smith payroll
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- SybErkRimInAL
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Lol. This aint even a question. Cant blame clements. He had a good game. If it weren't for alex's s**tty playing, we'd never be in the position to lose by 2.
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:03 PM
- SJniner7
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Originally posted by excelsior:
Ryan made some bad throws, one being intercepted at a critical time at the end of the game. But Atlanta won, and his bad passes will be forgotten.
Alex made a number of good throws, but the one thatt will be most focused on will be his dumb interception.
When they showed the GB highlights, how many besides me noticed how relaxed Rodgers was as he waited for his quality receivers to get open? He had all the time in the world to set and throw a perfect strike for touchdowns. I do not care what many of you say, but OL plays a huge role in a QB's performance. Alex's poorest throws were when he trying to get something done while defenders were bearing down on him.
Alex has played his whole career with a team whose OL was poor. He entire experience and the focus of his coaching has been to get the ball out in a hurry. After all those years and all that experience he plays like you would expect - with hasty desperation. The kid is good, and could be really good if he played with a quality organization that developed him under the right circumstances. I concede that Rodgers is better than Alex, but I suspect that Rodger's performances would be significantly less if he had been playing here rather than at GB.
For those that will harp about my "excuses," you can just "Go stuff it."
How many times was Rodgers sacked last year? Did they make the playoffs? At some time, you have to start making things happen. If you can't (i.e. Smith), then you don't deserve to play in the NFL.
The Gore INT was a terrible decision.
The Crabtree pass was wayyyy long and negated a PI call
He got lucky with the DW PI call
The other INT was a good defensive play, but still shows how bad of a QB he is, as Morgan was on the ground attempting to catch the ball...
I could go on, but there is probably no point as will continually blame everyone but Smith...
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:03 PM
- ramanz16
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Originally posted by pickle:
Nate Clements--you need to understand the situation.
The situation was that he was trying to score because he had NO faith in his offense to do anything - going down likely results in a field goal and still gives Atlanta life. It sucks he fumbled, wish he didn't too. But his pick did move Atlanta back about 40 yards in field position and our offense put up a whopping 7 points the entire game. No way I blame Nate for PART of one play (remember he had to intercept to fumble it so the front half of the play was GOOD) when our offense was embarrassing for a full 4 quarters.
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:04 PM
- Hollywood
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Originally posted by Envy:
In order
Singletary
Smith
Manusky
Clements
Would love to know how this is Singletary's fault. Lets talk about Smith's inability to throw an accurate pass 5 yards.
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:04 PM
- Jiks
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I blame
*Alex
*Clements
*Oline
*Secondary
*Manusky(for going conservative once again)
*Teams complete lack of focus.(Sing maybe)
*Alex
*Clements
*Oline
*Secondary
*Manusky(for going conservative once again)
*Teams complete lack of focus.(Sing maybe)
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:04 PM
- NinerNation
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nate all he needed to do is go down and the game was ours but no he had to showboat by running down the field our players shouldve talked his ass lol
Oct 3, 2010 at 2:04 PM
- BYisGod
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Guys....we all wanted Alex to succeed! ITS YEAR 6! His time is CLEARLY up. Anyone who doesn't think so is completely out of their mind. He shows flashes but he is not CONSISTENT! Locker/Luck/Vick/Kolb/Anyone 2011.
That said, the blame goes as follows:
The Yorks (for being cheap, piece of s**t owners)
Sing
Alex
Nate
Manusky
That said, the blame goes as follows:
The Yorks (for being cheap, piece of s**t owners)
Sing
Alex
Nate
Manusky