If my life were a simulation it would most certainly be labeled, "AFC North". Not high on Roman Wilson but very good points on his playing time, re-considering late picks,
Nick Chubb is a tough dude he will be ready at least first quarter wish him best of luck even though I’m Steelers fan I always wish all players good health
People didnt agree with Stefanski getting coach of year twice and I think he more then deserved it he seems to be getting browns to learn what it takes to have a winning culture didn’t think I would ever see that
Fans think Arthur does things his way ! No he will do things as told to by Tomlin! Go to Latrobe and you see totally different Tomlin he’s involved everywhere and super talkative
If the Steelers do not trade for a wr i believe Calvin Austin III will be the #2 wr in week 1 and he's going to be better than where you have him ranked on your list.
I dunno. What's been keeping him from being #2 before now? The great Steelers receiving room depth? The Steelers also have a history of being impatient. It's like they're used to having élite players only & no mid-range ones. This has been consistent for a long time. Then there's the "if we can see it, why can't they" syndrome. Matt Canada publicly stated that "this isn't a come from behind offense" _after_ they had executed 3 or 4 totally amazing come from behind wins. Even without that, what team keeps an OC that puts down the offense on the payroll? Who benefits from having that barrier to progress on their team? I mention this because we don't know what version of Arthur Smith we're getting either. Tomlin didn't keep the lid on MC he should have, never seems to hold his Cs accountable. Smith with too much free rein goes a little crazy. Russ has led the league in passes behind the line of scrimmage the past 5 years because he can no longer scramble like he used to in order to gain a vantage point from which he can see the field. Will this show up in practice? Because I don't think he can turn the clock back 6 full years. & if no one on the coaching staff 'gets' what's wrong with what he's doing, the other decision-makers is the guy who kept going back to Mitch Trubisky. Neither have given me confidence that they can make good decisions about what players to use where for to get the best out of them.
Even when healthy, the Bengals somehow underwhelm on offense. I heard something last week that might better indicate why than blaming Zac Taylor: Burrow himself wants this to be a no-brakes offense. Either way, they need to stop this & diversify. It doesn't matter whose decision it is. The lack of diversity is what allows opposing defenses to predict what's coming. I'm not saying any of their #s are |_bad,_ but that someone seems to be keeping their ceiling unnecessary low. It's not nearly as bad as the Bills, but it doesn't help them in Any Way so it has to change. That cryptic Arthur Smith non-answer is great if indeed that means that Tomlin is the decision-maker, but it could mean the exact opposite & that Smith is So Sick of hearing from people who need answers that he's effing around with things again in order to be what he thinks is clever. Tomlin has never held his coordinators accountable before. Never. Since I've never heard anyone, even former players say Thing One about anything he actually does or doesn't do, it's the only thing about him I've picked up on & it's a potentially devastating weakness. Smith had No Decisions To Make regarding personnel in TN. He had One WR, One RB & One QB. The instant he had to make decisions of who to allow to do what he confused himself. He needs to be restricted to play-calling. & I may be Fields' last True Believer. I'm a Russ fan but he's done. I hate to say it but all his NFL career he has been able to pass down the field only because he has been able to scramble around until he can see it. He can't do this _consistently enough_ to sustain drives any more. If he can't see the field, he panics & either throws behind the line of scrimmage, takes a sack or throws the ball away & since those throws gain less yards than rushes, he keeps putting the team at 3rd & long. So the D knows it's a pass, brings the pressure & he checks it down *on 3rd & long. **_THIS_** is what drove Payton nuts.* _Russ_ didn't care if it was 1st or 3rd. If he panicked, he threw the check-down. He killed Every Single Drive that started on their own side of the field. It's not like Payton didn't try to work with him. This simply isn't something you can tweak. How can you tweak things mid-play so he can see the field? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Nah man this guy is fucking HILARIOUS
Big time analyses with Coach Speak, and helping us discern bs, or truths! Looking forward to your shows throughout the season!!
That bijan goaline stat is insane 🤯
wilddddddd
Great show you have new fan in me very thorough in evaluations
appreciate that!
If my life were a simulation it would most certainly be labeled, "AFC North". Not high on Roman Wilson but very good points on his playing time, re-considering late picks,
Love it!! 🔥🔥
smash the like and sub with a cartoon mallet every1
what a journey
Nick Chubb is a tough dude he will be ready at least first quarter wish him best of luck even though I’m Steelers fan I always wish all players good health
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People didnt agree with Stefanski getting coach of year twice and I think he more then deserved it he seems to be getting browns to learn what it takes to have a winning culture didn’t think I would ever see that
Roman has a superior desire to be a winner and the best I think him and CA3 will get equal snaps at #2 Wr
For bengals Mixon not being resigned is big mistake
Fans think Arthur does things his way ! No he will do things as told to by Tomlin! Go to Latrobe and you see totally different Tomlin he’s involved everywhere and super talkative
Your AFC North Podcast isn't working on podcast players. Maybe re upload the file.
Which platforms? Seems to be working fine on Apple and Spotify
Browns should sign Petrine if he gets cut
If the Steelers do not trade for a wr i believe Calvin Austin III will be the #2 wr in week 1 and he's going to be better than where you have him ranked on your list.
I dunno. What's been keeping him from being #2 before now? The great Steelers receiving room depth? The Steelers also have a history of being impatient. It's like they're used to having élite players only & no mid-range ones. This has been consistent for a long time.
Then there's the "if we can see it, why can't they" syndrome. Matt Canada publicly stated that "this isn't a come from behind offense" _after_ they had executed 3 or 4 totally amazing come from behind wins. Even without that, what team keeps an OC that puts down the offense on the payroll? Who benefits from having that barrier to progress on their team?
I mention this because we don't know what version of Arthur Smith we're getting either. Tomlin didn't keep the lid on MC he should have, never seems to hold his Cs accountable. Smith with too much free rein goes a little crazy. Russ has led the league in passes behind the line of scrimmage the past 5 years because he can no longer scramble like he used to in order to gain a vantage point from which he can see the field. Will this show up in practice?
Because I don't think he can turn the clock back 6 full years. & if no one on the coaching staff 'gets' what's wrong with what he's doing, the other decision-makers is the guy who kept going back to Mitch Trubisky. Neither have given me confidence that they can make good decisions about what players to use where for to get the best out of them.
Even when healthy, the Bengals somehow underwhelm on offense. I heard something last week that might better indicate why than blaming Zac Taylor: Burrow himself wants this to be a no-brakes offense. Either way, they need to stop this & diversify. It doesn't matter whose decision it is. The lack of diversity is what allows opposing defenses to predict what's coming.
I'm not saying any of their #s are |_bad,_ but that someone seems to be keeping their ceiling unnecessary low. It's not nearly as bad as the Bills, but it doesn't help them in Any Way so it has to change. That cryptic Arthur Smith non-answer is great if indeed that means that Tomlin is the decision-maker, but it could mean the exact opposite & that Smith is So Sick of hearing from people who need answers that he's effing around with things again in order to be what he thinks is clever.
Tomlin has never held his coordinators accountable before. Never. Since I've never heard anyone, even former players say Thing One about anything he actually does or doesn't do, it's the only thing about him I've picked up on & it's a potentially devastating weakness. Smith had No Decisions To Make regarding personnel in TN. He had One WR, One RB & One QB.
The instant he had to make decisions of who to allow to do what he confused himself. He needs to be restricted to play-calling.
& I may be Fields' last True Believer. I'm a Russ fan but he's done. I hate to say it but all his NFL career he has been able to pass down the field only because he has been able to scramble around until he can see it. He can't do this _consistently enough_ to sustain drives any more.
If he can't see the field, he panics & either throws behind the line of scrimmage, takes a sack or throws the ball away & since those throws gain less yards than rushes, he keeps putting the team at 3rd & long. So the D knows it's a pass, brings the pressure & he checks it down *on 3rd & long. **_THIS_** is what drove Payton nuts.* _Russ_ didn't care if it was 1st or 3rd. If he panicked, he threw the check-down.
He killed Every Single Drive that started on their own side of the field. It's not like Payton didn't try to work with him. This simply isn't something you can tweak.
How can you tweak things mid-play so he can see the field? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I thought ford did good job last year