Absolutely. The play that really stood out for me was where he escaped the pocket, ran, looked downfield and hit Kupp. Everything opens up when he's on the move. He needs to realize that, rather than standing in a collapsing pocket.auroraave wrote: ↑Sun Jan 04, 2026 5:42 pmYup, the big Darnold gaffe we were worried about happened on that drive - that fucking brutal sack - and Darnold got it out of his system for the rest of the game. I particularly loved that he ran the ball when the opportunity was there - somehting about him running seems to pump him up and play fearlessly.
There was a different series where he didn't throw to Charbonnet in the red zone, and could have. He was open at the top of the screen. Didn't understand that.
Side note: I don't think this team wants to leave that many points on the field in the playoffs.