This Is As Bad As Last Year

The one constant is poor QB play. Jesus Christ could be calling the plays and Kyler would find a way to shit the bed.

Despite everything Kevin has said, he knows what he has in Kyler and I’m guessing he’s regretting everything. He wishes he still had Darnold, he never liked McCarthy, and he whiffed on Kyler.

Hmm, guess there’s a reason Arizona paid him to leave…

Just Average QB play though? No? Okay, nevermind.

If there was any kind of rhythm or anything to show yes this is going in the right direction I would say let's go with Murray. There is not it is pathetic you could tell they were fucked after his first pass of the year. Go with wentz. He is not the answer will get sacked a ton but he can get the ball to the wr's named Jefferson. In the long run there is no QB on this roster that will make a difference this year. I just can't stomach to watch Murray anymore...

Canthony wrote:

Just Average QB play though? No? Okay, nevermind.

Yup, he’s not getting it done. Really thought we’d turn the corner after NO. Regressing.

Feel better?

JustInTime wrote:

Yup, he’s not getting it done. Really thought we’d turn the corner after NO. Regressing.
Feel better?

No, I don't. I had super high hopes he would work out. It sucks because now what or where do we turn? Keep rolling or what other option could happen?

If Buffalo beats us at our house next week and the offense struggles again, I think you have to go to Wentz. Probably it would take 2 more losses but I’m getting close to calling it with Murray.

KOC did him no favors today. That was a winnable game but because we tried and failed miserably to pass on a bad defense instead of sticking to a balanced attack and shortening the game, our D finally wore down.

Bullazin wrote:

If Buffalo beats us at our house next week and the offense struggles again, I think you have to go to Wentz. Probably it would take 2 more losses but I’m getting close to calling it with Murray.
KOC did him no favors today. That was a winnable game but because we tried and failed miserably to pass on a bad defense instead of sticking to a balanced attack and shortening the game, our D finally wore down.

I’ll say it again:

29 passes

18 rushes

KC went away from what was working during the 11 game win streak.

Bullazin wrote:

If Buffalo beats us at our house next week and the offense struggles again, I think you have to go to Wentz. Probably it would take 2 more losses but I’m getting close to calling it with Murray.
KOC did him no favors today. That was a winnable game but because we tried and failed miserably to pass on a bad defense instead of sticking to a balanced attack and shortening the game, our D finally wore down.

I also thought the game was winnable, but alas......

Jeffersons comments on the offense were not directed at KOC. No way to spin it. He isn't saying that KOC needs to come prepared everyday. That is the issue here. It isn't KOC. That is an easy scapegoat. If Jefferson isn't hinting at the playcalling, then I would gather that isn't the issue. The issue is preparation. Being ready, if you will.

JustInTime wrote:

View embedded contentThe one constant is KC. Maybe turn the play calling to Frank Smith? He went away from what had worked the last 11 games. Passing on the FG was just stupid.

So if this offense is as bad as last season, what needs to change?

IceRatz16 wrote:

So if this offense is as bad as last season, what needs to change?

Put in the kid...Doh!!

The very long camera shot during the game of Jefferson and Addison sitting on the bench ready to fight anything that walks was pretty rough. Two dudes who are fed up with being underfed.

IceRatz16 wrote:

So if this offense is as bad as last season, what needs to change?

The sum of the parts is less than the whole. That’s on coaching. We’re not maximizing our talent. We went away from what had worked the last 330+ days and 11 consecutive wins. That’s all on coaching.

JustInTime wrote:

The sum of the parts is less than the whole. That’s on coaching. We’re not maximizing our talent. We went away from what had worked the last 330+ days and 11 consecutive wins. That’s all on coaching.

We went away from that when they brought in mighty mouse. We needed more mobility from the qb position, but we couldn't give up the fact that the key to the position is being able to read a D and deliver the ball through the air.

JustInTime wrote:

The sum of the parts is less than the whole. That’s on coaching. We’re not maximizing our talent. We went away from what had worked the last 330+ days and 11 consecutive wins. That’s all on coaching.