Thursday Night Football Thread

[D-train]

This is a great f****** game very enjoyable entertainment value

[Millikin]

Overtime. Insane.

Great kick by Koo. I'm sure his parents are still disappointed.

[Millikin]

That missed facemask call will be mentioned...

[D-train]

Jesus Christ how do we let him get a first down there like he is Randall fucking Michael fucking Vickingham

[Donn Beach]

So let's see, they can't run the ball, the offensive line sucks, they throw for five yards when they need ten, they can't stop the run, DK is still an idiot... what's changed exactly?

[Michael K.]

So let's see, they can't run the ball, the offensive line sucks, they throw for five yards when they need ten, they can't stop the run, DK is still an idiot... what's changed exactly?

This team is 1 and 5 right now or O and 6 with your boy Pete.

[Donn Beach]

Could be, not complaining about the record, but I thought we were expecting a different style of football. You're happy with how they've been playing football? From Fieldgulls, Jim Mora, ha.

The Seahawks of this losing run look like a team that could be the worst we’ve seen since the Jim Mora year, which I think would put a lot of pressure on the front office (read: John Schneider) more than Mike Macdonald.

Wants to know what's the most disappointing aspect to the losing streak. I'd say their inability to stop the run.

What has been the most disappointing aspect of the losing streak (apart from the losing, of course)? I’m sure the lack of a running game, the terrible penalties, and the instant collapse of this defense will be popular answers. I will go down a different road.

For me, the turnover disparity has been glaring and that’s a season-long problem.

https://www.fieldgulls.com/2024/10/12/2 ... ing-streak

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Hankins, Bradford, and Forsythe all have PFF grades in the 40s. Dre Jones and Tre Brown in the low 50s. Jenkins, Knight upper 50s, Noah Fant, JSN, Connor Williams low 60s.

8 starters that have been awful to poor according to PFF.

[Donn Beach]

: Seattle pressured Brock Purdy on 15 of his 31 dropbacks (48.4%). For context, the Dolphins led the NFL heading into Sunday with a 40% pressure rate this season. But while the Seahawks got near the 49ers' quarterback often, they couldn't get to him, finishing with no sacks and only four QB hits

[Sibelius Hindemith]

That would seem to indicate the coverage was poor.