For?
Playing Mahomes in the 3rd quarter?
For continuing to put Mahomes in harm's way to a needless degree.
It was bad process regardless of outcome. But the outcome was a perfectly foreseeable result of the bad process.
During the game thread in the second quarter we were asking WTF? with play calling. I think Butker was brought back too soon and the wind was awful in the second and third quarter. Run. The. Ball.jfish26 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 10:57 am Pat was out there getting killed, and Andy couldn't stop dropping him back. Andy's second half playcalling was braindead regardless of whether or not there was a bad outcome (which there was).
I would put Andy's blame closer to 100% than .001%. I absolutely agree that the bye (and to a lesser degree, homefield advantage) is super important.
And our chances took a big dent thanks to Pat getting needlessly clobbered.
I would like us, specifically, to be running the ball more from under center. And running our play action off that. There is good data out there supporting the notion that this is a more effective use of play action - and I would think that it’s also a more effective way to use this line’s (interior) strength.
All of those things are true.twocoach wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 2:39 pm Allen: 64.4 comp %, 3,395 pass yards, 8.0 yards/attempt, 242.5 yards/game, 25 pass TDs, 5 INTs, 103.5 passer rating, 91 rushes for 484 yards, 5.3 yards/rush, 11 rush TDs
Jackson: 68.1 comp %, 3,580 pass yards, 8.9 yards/attempt, 255.7 yards/game, 34 pass TDs, 3 INTs, 120.7 passer rating, 117 rushes for 743 yards, 6.4 yards/rush, 3 rush TDs
Lamar Jackson has better stats than Josh Allen in everything except rushing TDs and team wins.
If I were in the big chair, I'd sit him Saturday, and then figure out what to do Wednesday based on how you do (and, I guess, how the Bills do...but c'mon).
Mahomes isn’t going to agree to sit out if he can walk. I’d feel better if they sat him until the playoffs and worked on getting the running game going. Let Wentz take the beating until the games actually matter.