NFL: Week 5 game thread
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He is good in the box, a couple plays it looks like he is playing center field. He is not a good cover safety
Pete put a complete moron in charge of his defense. The guy has coordinated 1 above average defense, in 2018, that he basically inherited from his predecessor. Otherwise, his defenses have sucked.
He puts players in wrong roles, calls vanilla coverages, makes no adjustments before the play starts, makes no adjustments at halftime.
I thought face guarding and blocking the wr like that was a penalty. I must be misremembering since Troy said good no call.
If I recall correctly it used to be a penalty but they got rid of that maybe 3 years ago.
This is 3rd season as Russ' backup. That's why you didn't know. He's best known as our good luck charm, they send him out for the coin toss in OT, and he wins a large majority of the time.
The one play on that drive Adams was in the box, they stuffed the run, even though he didn't make the play. It's not a coincidence.
Have we considered that all Geno Smith needed to not throw five INTs a game was just having his own team's uniforms literally highlighted for him?
As I think someone said during the TB/LAR game, I'm thankful we didn't have to deal with Cooper Kupp in the Super Bowl.
I didn’t like drafting Geno. I didn’t like him on the field. I didn’t like him in interviews. He looks very competent tonight.
If the Seahawks do score here, they have to go onside kick. They've shown nothing on defense in the 2nd half and even with 3 timeouts, won't get a stop.
Other than his random bolting out of the pocket for no apparent reason he looks very competent
Also both offensive lines are giving their QBs so much time it’s amazing after watching the Pats
You learn behind WIlson the first thing you learn is how to run from a good pocket into trouble.
It's certainly better than last year when virtually every play was borderline delay of game.
looked that way right? It’s a play that seemed like it should have a flag but the more you watch it, just seemed like Lockett went down easy with not much contact.
Tripped on his own feet trying to avoid the defender. Should have ran right into him.
Without more info, this is also my opinion on what it looked like and what he should have done
I'd have to see it again, but it looked like the CB jumped out of his way and they grazed arms, then he looked back at the ref and tripped on his own feet
Seahawks are dogshit, and it starts at Pete Carroll and ends at Ken Norton Jr. Are the players blameless? Hell no. But when you put guys in roles they are completely incapable of handling, you are setting the team up for failure. And the head coach is culpable for hiring the idiot in the first place.
He's actually played pretty well for us. He is definitely an upgrade on Ifedi.
I wondered the same thing, then cynically figured it's probably there to get the viewer used to seeing a patch in that spot so it won't appear so blatant when they start selling that space in a year or two.
Random thought as I was reading about Cook: when a team has two really good RBs like MIN does, why not use them both instead of constantly running Cook into the ground? It's not like Mattison hasn't shown he can be as productive whenever he fills in.