tigerfan88

Think it shows the drop off to Stutsman. Also Staleys scheme is dependent on linebackers to stop the run. The DA 4-3 was much more dependable with the four heavy bodies on the line.

Staley’s system be more dominant but it’s all dependent on having talent at NT and LB to stop the run.

I think the stage was definitely an issue. It was treated like a mini Super Bowl, which famously can throw some teams off and just lead to complete no-shows.

Not that that is a good thing in the long term, because it’s yet another indicator that Moore has no control of the locker room as far as their emotional readiness, but there is a pretty good chance that back to the normal anonymous grind on Sunday at noon we play much better.

I mean if he hangs in the pocket longer than two seconds on those third and longs he’s getting sacked. If he sees that pressure and throws the go route he’s taking sack/fumble/field switching INT out of play. Some of that is probably a reaction to the turnovers against the raiders where he tried to wait for guys to come open and longer developing routes and got hit for turnovers.

When you have no run game and an oline being dominated a lot of times your only options are risk a TO or try the quick go ball

lol no I have no idea how to draw up a good run blocking scheme. But I’m also not a chef but I can tell when food is good or bad.

Watch anyone from the McVay/Shanahan/Ben Johnson tree and then watch Moore’s offense. It’s night and day.

He also had an elite running back and a dual threat QB. I mean kudos for putting together a good rushing attack with those advantages, but in hindsight maybe we should have gone after someone with a track record of developing a good rushing attack with average o-lines and RBs and without a run first QB.

If Banks was healthy those would be six of your 22 starters.

In no way shape or form is that a bust. It’s an indictment on the rest of the roster because these guys shouldn’t be forced into the roles they’re in. Getting role players in the middle rounds are good results. The issue is we’re forced into hoping they’re above average nfl starters.

This year is tough but our first two picks have played one game due to injury. Delp doesn’t look great but was always viewed as a developmental prospect and Wright flashed in preseason but is behind entrenched starters.

It’s 100% coaching and gameplanning. Because it’s not just garbage time games. Games where we end up winning or significantly outplaying the other team we still start slowly.

It’s a huge issue outside of just starting in the hole. It makes us super one dimensional early in the game which puts a ton of pressure on the oline. And the other team has their full playbook and can lean on the run

Dallas’ defense may be worse than ours. Bain is the worst DE in football and the Bucs are 0-4.

Criticizing general FO performance is fair. Acting like the Tyson pick, in particular over downs and Bain, is somehow a pressing concern is ludicrous.

Or maybe Staley saw in practice how bad Stutsman and the other back up LB’s were and knew this was coming.

It’s still very early but we have gotten literally zero production from our first three picks through four games. That’s tough for a team with not a lot of depth.