Originally posted by 4ML:
Originally posted by Shorteous:
Originally posted by 9ersLiferInChicago:
Is it me, or does it seem like Roman & JH are holding this team back?
Bring back the big nickle!!!!!!!!!!
Does everybody smoke weed in California?
C'mon dude...it says Chicago right there in his handle. Anyway...9ersLiferInChicago...I found something that you may want to look into
http://www.mentalhealthchicago.org/
Man fu*k you, and the Shorty rolling his head.
I when I said "holding this team back" I meant it looks as if JH & Co. have the playcalling equivalent of a restrictor plate,
and I'm not the only one making that observation. Perhaps I should have worded it better for, say, 5th graders to understand were it was I was coming from. During the season I was one of many who thought that JH & Co. were saving plays. But after watching this game - and watching it again - it just seems to me that either JH and Roman might have some trust issues with Kaep or they're more conservative than many thought. Now, I admit that Kaep may have a lot to do with that (forgetting a wrist band fro example), but with all the weapons this team has games should not be this close, certainly not this one. Not being able to score in the redzone is clearly a playcalling issue with this team. It seems that whenever we get a lead, no matter how small, Roman and JH starts calling plays tight, start out-thinking themselves (e.g not using the zone-red more) or they get gimmicky, instead of keeping the foot on the gas. We have a lot of 3-&-outs when we have leads. But whenever GB took the lead our playcalling became more lethal that allowed us marched right down the field for a TD, and that was a glaring difference. To me that
point shouldn't be lost on anyone. I think they are relying way too much on our D, and to me it shows in our playcalling when we have a lead. But that could cost us at some point.
Now, we've shown the ability to win close games, but we're not gonna win ALL the close games. At some point we're gonna have to be able to put teams away by scoring points.