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We have one offensive touchdown in 12 preseason quarters. Do we care?

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We have one offensive touchdown in 12 preseason quarters. Do we care?

Don't sweat it. Get the ball to Hayne out wide, 30 yards from the end zone. Touch down, Baby!
Touchdowns are over rated
Thats our 100 million dollar QB for ya
We should care some because it seems lots of other teams in the nfl aren't having that problem.

That said, it's way early and with a new OC I didn't expect things to start smoothly. We're going to grow as an offense and we already can run the ball. The TDs will come.
Originally posted by valrod33:
Thats our 100 million dollar QB for ya

Does he have bionics installed?
Originally posted by RealSapster4Niners:
Originally posted by valrod33:
Thats our 100 million dollar QB for ya

Does he have bionics installed?

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  • Antix
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Dont know about the team...but zone is definitely in mid sesson form
Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
It's official.

Our offense hasn't crossed the end line since second quarter of our opener against Houston.

How do you feel about it?

It's preseason, who cares? or a harbinger of things to come?

I care because the only thing we actually see with our eyes is preseason games until the real thing starts. It's a letdown with us having not scored TDs. That said we've been experimenting shifting personnel groupings in different scenarios using these games as an evaluation tool. There is not really anything definitive we can draw from what we've seen. What we haven't seen is TDs and that's concerning but not ultimately damning. If our OL can hold up we have the skill position talent to score aplenty. Here's to hoping the OL proves to be at least serviceable
  • Cjez
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no, it's perfectly fine. it's preseason. we're running a vanilla offense so the rest of the league doesn't figure out our offense. running a vanilla offense means overthrowing receivers, completely missing receivers and not blocking. everything is fine.
Its funny how staff talks about vanilla offense as the excuse. Like the rest of the league is showing their playbook.

I'm a little concerned we don't see a lot of explode from our skill subs. Except Davis.
Vanilla offense means completely missing basic blocking assignments on offensive line and getting your quarterback killed. It's a trend this genius coaching staff has started.
Would I like to see more action on the O? Yes. Am I going to go boo-boo about pre-season form? No. At least the injury list isn't mounting like it was last year.
  • MikeD
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I'm just worried about the starters and they were barely on the field the first two games and the game they played the whole half our defense couldn't get the broncos offense off the field for our offense to get anything going.

Our running plays looks good, as long as they pound the ball, they will wear down the defense so it will be easier to pass protect Kap
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