Jack Harry Rants for Two Minutes

[gblowfish]

First two minutes of yesterday's Post Gamer. Jack Harry tries to give himself a stroke:

[bevischief]

Jack is right about a few things but dead wrong about Routt and Flowers. Those guys had good single coverage when "burnt" but were beaten by superior athletes fighting for the ball. They either need help on those plays or our front 7 need to get to a QB before he can put the ball up 30-40 yards downfield. Neither are happening.

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by Phobia

Jack is right about a few things but dead wrong about Routt and Flowers. Those guys had good single coverage when "burnt" but were beaten by superior athletes fighting for the ball. They either need help on those plays or our front 7 need to get to a QB before he can put the ball up 30-40 yards downfield. Neither are happening.

Yea, problems like this are small potatoes in the grand scheme. Every team in the NFL has holes now.

Fix, GM, HC and QB and everything else will fall into place.

Yes, its a problem, but at this juncture its almost pointless to argue over stuff like this.

[The Franchise]

We still need a FS. Kendrick Lewis is not good.

[Molitoth]

Can it get any worse?

Well yes it can Jack... Pioli COULD get an extention.

[ChiefMojo]

Jack I must say they DID hang 38 on us!!!! ;-)

[KCDC]

He's right about Daboll. Freeman was throwing deep with success on covered routes and we were afraid to design anything more than a 7 yard pass. It was the same playbook as they used for Cassell (a QB whose accuracy extends no more than 7 yards).

If Quinn had thrown deep, who knows what Baldwin or Bowe could have pulled out. There was one deep throw to Baldwin that he mis-timed; but otherwise, there was no deep threat. Any defense will look great when they know you plan to run the ball and just do short passes. It showed.

[BoneKrusher]

Originally Posted by KCDC

He's right about Daboll. Freeman was throwing deep with success on covered routes and we were afraid to design anything more than a 7 yard pass. It was the same playbook as they used for Cassell (a QB whose accuracy extends no more than 7 yards).
showed.

there you have the Offensive game plan for all 16 games.

[SPATCH]

Originally Posted by KCDC

He's right about Daboll. Freeman was throwing deep with success on covered routes and we were afraid to design anything more than a 7 yard pass. It was the same playbook as they used for CasseLLLLLLLLLl (a QB whose accuracy extends no more than 7 yards).

If Quinn had thrown deep, who knows what Baldwin or Bowe could have pulled out. There was one deep throw to Baldwin that he mis-timed; but otherwise, there was no deep threat. Any defense will look great when they know you plan to run the ball and just do short passes. It showed.

This is what I do not understand... Daboll seems to have the same psychotic dedication to the run that Muir had. We go down by a score, we continue to try and establish the run. Go down by two scores, keep running. Three scores, still running.

Defenses have continually left 8 men in the box and we have refused to try and stretch them. IT'S ****ING WEIRD, MAN.

[Woodchuck]

Originally Posted by KCDC

He's right about Daboll. Freeman was throwing deep with success on covered routes and we were afraid to design anything more than a 7 yard pass. It was the same playbook as they used for CasseLLLLLl (a QB whose accuracy extends no more than 7 yards).

If Quinn had thrown deep, who knows what Baldwin or Bowe could have pulled out. There was one deep throw to Baldwin that he mis-timed; but otherwise, there was no deep threat. Any defense will look great when they know you plan to run the ball and just do short passes. It showed.

It seems like the recievers can't get open. It's like McCluster is the only one that is ever open.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Woodchuck

It seems like the recievers can't get open. It's like McCluster is the only one that is ever open.

WARNING NOOB ROBINSON!

[Ace Gunner]

I like Jack, he's a funny dude. Met him a few times. He's (per usual MO) half right, half loony, ALL SHOW

The coaching staff is blowing chunks. But so are several veteran key players.

And TB is a much better football team imo. Those two WR's are better than the Chiefs WR's by a lot and that RB is gonna be a terror.

[HemiEd]

I wonder how many days off the team will get during the bye week? Are they off today?

[gblowfish]

They either distrust the line to hold a block long enough to get somebody open on a five step drop, or they're so underwhelmed by the passing abilities of Casshole and Brady Croyle that they fear picks.

Either way, no way to run a railroad in the 2012 NFL.