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How bout zero? Godoy heavens…

We’ve had to because we are always playing from behind pretty much since Luck.

Omg an accurate throw! Forgot what those looked like.

It “looked” like an overthrow? It was so overthrown that the target receiver is wondering whether he was actually the target red receiver lol.

Outdated 100%. And I blame Irsay. Tampa 2 defense won him a Super Bowl and Irsay goes, “Imma die on that hill.”

Why the hell aren’t we stacking the box?

We clearly weren’t ready for the pass either. Defense focused and then let them run/pass wherever they wanted. They punted only 2 times. Scored every other possession. Like what, 6 scores?

You're obviously streets ahead.

It's going to be a maze...

Get in the playoffs and anything can happen. Our ceiling will live and die with Richardson's consistency in making the "easier" throws. I'll be curious to see how teams adjust over the course of a season, because the Texans got a taste of Richardson they hadn't seen before. He played against them what 2nd or 3rd game of the year and didn't throw a pass further than like 10 yards. He can sling it and that's great, but teams will ahve to respect his ability as a passer which should open up the run game more. Just need to extend more drives and for god's sake, defense, try to force more than two punts per game.

If he tried, good chance he's tackled short because his momentum would've been going sideways instead of thru the defender. I liked the choice as his odds were better and the game was on the line, but dude, don't make it a habit out of it or you'll be Luck 2.0.

You're reading it right. Although in Caleb's case, I think it was because - as Roto/NBC Edge put it - "the game is moving too fast!"

Film I think was pretty much how most of us felt Sunday. Some ungodly throws only a few guys in the NFL can make. Glad we have him. But agree, you gotta hit the layups. Some wasn't his fault, some were exacerbated by other goings on, and I still think the interception was mostly on him. But it's hard not to leave Sunday and I think O'Sullivan helped show me that my excitement isn't just wishful thinking. We've got a legitimate QB who will be around long term, but damn if you can tighten up the accuracy just a little bit, sky's the limit. Other thoughts: - I think O'Sullivan has always been super critical of Pittman. Criticizing his lack of effort or going slow. I can't tell how much it's warranted, if he just thinks he should be a lot faster than he actually is, or if he just prefers his receivers to have a different skillset. But I feel like he's always raggin on him. - I was amazed at how open Adonai was on many different points during the game. That guy refines his technique, and adds a little nuance to his game, I really think he could be a legitimate threat. Certainly the best WR on the team. - We have no receiving tight ends, it seems. We left them in to block I felt like more often than not, and I'm not sure if that's by design because they aren't really a receiving threat, or we just played it safe from a game plan perspective. We'll see more in the coming weeks. But I have soured on Mo Allie Cox for several years now and he was invisible in this one. Really the same with Granson. Coulda had a catch but slipped, which eh, okay, still your fault.

Okay take the cap hit for no reason and make our receiving group worse than it is. Sounds like a net positive transaction. Good god.

What you really need is a defensive look at that statistic. I'd be curious how many times they allowed long conversions. Or forced a 3rd and short situation due to giving up a 10+ gain on 2nd down. Because that 14 yard scramble by Stroud was unforgivable. Looked like EJ Speed and Zaire Franklin were sleeping in coverage.