Sunday Night Football - Dolphins @ Chargers

[Bearcat]

Should be fun.

[dirk digler]

Tua looking like ass so far. Maybe teams are now figuring this Fins offense out

[SupDock]

Originally Posted by Coach

Brutal throw. That should have been picked.

Does not have accuracy on the run

[DRM08]

That sure looked like a noodle arm throw from Tua.

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by EPodolak

didn't realize Tyreek had a franchise record kind of year

He's been toying with an NFL record pace.

[dirk digler]

Fins offense was humming when they spread the ball around. Seems like they are trying to force feed Tyreek

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by tk13

The funny thing is for years people wanted coaches to go for it more in those situations, and it's probably the right call lots of times, but now that teams are doing it you can see where it hurts you down the line.

Chiefs might not win the game today if Reid didn't just take the points in the first two drives today. It would have been tied in the 4th quarter. Seems like there are a lot of games now where the endgame would look different if a team had just taken 3 somewhere earlier in the day.

Yeah, and Staley has a knack for going for it early and then kicking when he should really go for it.... it's like he sees no value in early possessions, but late in games he turtles under the pressure of just wanting points.

He also seems to love going for the 4th and goals, which is of course more difficult than anywhere else on the field and you have coaches that overthink the short yardage stuff on top of it.

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Tua just keeps on improving, not gonna lie I didn't see it coming... figured he was a 100% grade A bust

He somehow makes that weakass left arm work for him, weird

No doubt he's better and more confident, and obviously a large part of that is just a really solid assortment of weapons and better system.

That said, this is about the time of year when some DCs may catch up to what they're doing and be able to make adjustments. I'll be interested to see if the 49ers blueprint last week carries over for the rest of the season (not easy because the 49ers have more talent on D than almost anyone else, but we've seen it firsthand when a team's bread and butter is kinda exposed and it changes the way an offense looks).

[dirk digler]

not sure that is a catch

[Coach]

Originally Posted by dirk digler

not sure that is a catch

Thought the same, but can't find a good conclusive evidence to really overturn it.

[siberian khatru]

No catch

[SupDock]

Thought I saw pebbles flying

[blake1771]

not a catch, but i doubt they overrule it.


edit: i stand corrected. it WAS a catch.

[dirk digler]

You should be able to play 2 man or any version you want because Tua isn’t going to take off and make you pay with his legs. So get in the WRs faces, slow them up just a bit, and be strategic about where the help is (deep or middle of the field or both) https://t.co/6xfR7SKDOi

— Mitchell Schwartz (@MitchSchwartz71) December 12, 2022

[Coach]

After seeing that angle, it's definitely a catch.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by TwistedChief

No doubt he's better and more confident, and obviously a large part of that is just a really solid assortment of weapons and better system.

That said, this is about the time of year when some DCs may catch up to what they're doing and be able to make adjustments. I'll be interested to see if the 49ers blueprint last week carries over for the rest of the season (not easy because the 49ers have more talent on D than almost anyone else, but we've seen it firsthand when a team's bread and butter is kinda exposed and it changes the way an offense looks).

He's spoiled like a silver spoon baby with surrounding talent no doubt, its like he's right back in college