I agree but the converse was true in Texas where JJ got the double team and JC reigned terror as a result. I'm not down on him but I'm down on the rest of the D Line.ThePro wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2019 12:01 amClowney is the most double teamed player in football this year. Not sure what you meanAZOldDawg wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 11:59 pmIt seems to me to be due to poor defensive scheming or a lot of players owe us some change. Clowny has been solid but he appears to be a living tribute to how good J.J. Watt really is. There should be a combo of down line players that works but it hasn't. Any quarterback given forever to throw is going to be successful and the real good ones are gong to tear us apart. 400 plus yards for a back up? If we are going to be giving up all that yardage I'd at least prefer we do it with all kinds of blitz packages.
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Yep, just like our OC. At the end of the day, everything is on Carroll.
It just baffles me to think that we can't protect our QB (and don't even seem to want to), the offense is utterly predictable, the challenge flag is useless... It's as if Carroll flat-out refuses to game plan for opponents and simply wants to will his team to victory by chewing gum and cheerleading on the sidelines. That may have worked when SEA had the league's best defense and Marshawn Lynch in the backfield, but those days are over.
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baffles me how he has managed a 6-2 record....
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Carroll may very well be insane and not know it.
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Link to where you are getting your information on Carroll " "Flat out refusing to game plan for opponents "douche wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2019 1:46 pmYep, just like our OC. At the end of the day, everything is on Carroll.
It just baffles me to think that we can't protect our QB (and don't even seem to want to), the offense is utterly predictable, the challenge flag is useless... It's as if Carroll flat-out refuses to game plan for opponents and simply wants to will his team to victory by chewing gum and cheerleading on the sidelines. That may have worked when SEA had the league's best defense and Marshawn Lynch in the backfield, but those days are over.
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You would make a good referee with eyes like that.
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If you read what was written, it says, 'It's as if Carroll flat-out refuses...'ThePro wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2019 2:49 pmLink to where you are getting your information on Carroll " "Flat out refusing to game plan for opponents "douche wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2019 1:46 pmYep, just like our OC. At the end of the day, everything is on Carroll.
It just baffles me to think that we can't protect our QB (and don't even seem to want to), the offense is utterly predictable, the challenge flag is useless... It's as if Carroll flat-out refuses to game plan for opponents and simply wants to will his team to victory by chewing gum and cheerleading on the sidelines. That may have worked when SEA had the league's best defense and Marshawn Lynch in the backfield, but those days are over.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see the stubbornness in Carroll. Remember last year's wildcard game against DAL? Run, run, run, oops, we're out of time. Terrible time-clock management and what would appear to be a refusal to adapt. When DAL won't let you run on them the entire game, perhaps a different approach is in order.