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@matrixphijr No dumbass it means they could have called 1 pass instead of ALL runs!!

@Drey Zz First of all, that’s not MY logic, that’s based off what YOU said. So you’re actually calling yourself a dumbass, because you suggested it. Cool, I guess.
Second, if you’re still following, they scored several TDs in this game on drives where they _mostly_ ran the ball. Why should this have been any different? I swear, you’re the kind of person to keep bringing up “Seahawks threw the ball” but would be bitching equally hard about not throwing if Lynch had gotten stuffed or fumbled. Results-based arguments…

@matrixphijr So u think it was smart to call b2b qb runs when the defense expected it?

@Drey Zz I think you overestimate the defense on that play. The Nosetackle reached out with his hand and tripped Lamar. Otherwise, it would have been a walk-in TD. They were fooled and got lucky, so no, I don’t think it was a bad play call, because the Ravens had been running all over them ALL game.
Roman just can’t win with you guys no matter what. He goes with throw-first gameplans all year, and everybody wants him fired. Now he actually sticks to the run in a game where it’s HUGELY successful, and it’s still his fault?

@matrixphijr so i dont think running was stupid, i think running with lamar was stupid, we shoulda just pounded it with gus, he certainly would have gotten it

@matrixphijr .. notice how watt and Dupree were just attacking Lamar, not even worried about the rb.

Teams are going to try that, and Itll mean more hits on Lamar.

@king shark I think Lamar takes a good bit of blame, too, though. All the “work” we heard about him putting in, and he’s still making terrible reads and throwing picks on what should be easy completions or plays where his best option is to tuck and run. I don’t see that as bad playcalling. I think Roman actually called his best game of the year in this one, but the offense (mainly Lamar) didn’t do its job.
Also, I disagree that we’re being “figured out.” Yes, this offense is definitely regressing into a lesser version of what we had last year, but this is proof that it can still be successful.
Also, as to Watt and Dupree, I’d argue they had average or below-average games. Most of the pressure came from up the middle: Tuitt, Heyward, and that guy Buggs who replaced them. That’s directly on Skura and Phillips/Mekari. The (three) Tackles did a great job of keeping the edge rush in check. One sack each (and Dupree’s was only because he got a hand on the ball that one time — I know it technically counts as one, but c’mon, that’s not really a sack, plus that’s LJ’s fault for not feeling that before sticking the ball out there) is a good job of protecting Lamar, I’d say. If Roman continues to stick with the run, teams can rush off the edge all they want, cause they’ll give up huge chunks to Dobbins and Edwards. I’m fine with that.

@matrixphijr … ok, you fine with the offense. Lamar wont make it in this offense for 2 more yrs. He’s taking bigger and bigger hits, if it can catch up to a bigger body cam newton, it’s only a matter of time it catches up to Lamar.

This offense is doomed…. every d. Coordinator is gonna send his edges striaght at Lamar for the hit with or without the ball. N we see ok our rbs can get up to 200yds, but it’s not a lock for a win.

@king shark If he was actually developing as a legitimate passer as all the “reports” have suggested every offseason, it wouldn’t be an issue. The problem is he’s a worse thrower and decision-maker this year than previous years, even his rookie year. Otherwise, he wouldn’t be taking hits, sacks, whatever. He holds the ball when he has a wide open receiver underneath because he’s staring down Marquise for a “big play” that isn’t there. He scrambles before the pass rush even gets there. He rolls out and waits til the last possible second to try to juke somebody instead of just throwing it away. I’m fine with the _playcalling,_ but not the offense as a whole. There’s nothing Roman can do about Lamar throwing balls straight at defenders. That’s not his fault for calling a pass play. And he shouldn’t be dissuaded from calling options or QB runs just because Lamar’s taken a few hits. I have that same worry in the back of my mind, too, but he hasn’t even gotten up slow from one of those hits yet, so what are we supposed to do? Completely overreact and not call any runs for him anymore?

@matrixphijr … this what you have to do,… look up who’s the best passer and see what’s surrounds him vs what surrounds Lamar.

So basically,… go check out what mahomes has organization wise vs Lamar.

You can only develop yourself in a high school field during the off season only so much.

Case closed if you do the research. Lamar is doomed.

Tell you what, why a superbowl winning qb in joe flacco, with all these years behind him, a back up on the jets, … why is Kaepernick not even in the league no more, how come tyrod taylor cant keep a starting gig and gets beat out by rookies.

Again, this oc and our organization has never developed a qb.

rent free

Are u playin

Nobody can predict injuries, nobody saw it coming, and DeCosta isn’t gonna listen to you

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