Solon

Anthony took a lot off the ball today. He threw with touch. You could tell the receivers were caught off guard with the speed of the ball.

Gus Bradley needs to go. I'm sick and tired of the soft coverage. Quit blaming injuries for Gus playing 10 yards off a receiver on 3rd and 7. He did the same in 2022 and 2023 when we had better talent.

I feel the complete opposite. I feel we run away with this game if AR stayed in. Steelers defense were able to key in on the run game and slow Taylor down with Richardson out.

Taking out Richardson made zero sense. If you were that concerned after the initial injury, give it to Taylor. Matthew Stafford beat us last year with a bad hip and sprained ankle. It was a conservative decision that permeated throughout the remainder of the game. If he can play, he should play. As for the rest of the team, linebackers played great for the most part. AD Mitchell won't make it in this league if he's going to short arm every ball that will result in him getting hit. Hopefully Taylor will be good to go next week. We'll need him more than ever.

Big games from Rigo and Taylor. Rigo won't get the credit he deserves, but he did his job pinning the Bears deep in their own field.

The linebackers need to improve their play. They're either over-pursuing or getting their feet stuck in mud on every run play. The lack of discipline is infuriating.

Gus Bradley needs to wake his behind up or he needs to go. If I see a db playing 10 yards off on 3rd and 5 again, I swear to the almighty. As for the offense, I think our offensive line was good. AR had a bad game and the wr's were abysmal.

It's not their identity. They're a passing team. Defenses are scheming for their passing game. It's different for running teams. You're not coming out the gate averaging 4.5YPC against 8 man fronts. It usually takes a few weeks to get going. Give JT and the oline a few games. They'll find their rhythm sooner than later.

I'm not worried about it. Running games rarely come out the gate on fire. It's similar to the Ravens. By week 5, we'll be averaging close to 200 a game on the ground.

He'd probably be a top 10 pick if it wasn't for the injury history. I'm not saying I agree with the pick, but I understand it.

The players union needs to step it up. I remember Eric Dickerson talked about this on Speak for Yourself a few years ago after the new CBA was ratified. The current players didn't want to expand the benefits for the retirees. Eric Dickerson was trying to get them to understand by taking care of the retirees, they'd be taking care of themselves in the future. He was upset because a lot of former players he played with are struggling mentally.

That's sad to hear. He played for 9 years & didn't get a chance to enjoy 9 years of retirement.

No. Anthony's clearly the better quarterback. I know he's injury prone, but AR5 is better option when available.