Still a lingering problem of execution.
If 3 of those 4 INTs were actually intercepted, this would have been our first shutout of the season (and the first time New York has been shut out). All 3 of their scores came after one of our DBs dropped a pick, and in fact, it might have been a 35-0 beatdown because I think at least one of them could have been a Pick Six.
On what platform are you seeing Bulaga? He seems to have some really insightful insights.
That's what's maddening. There's simply no consistency whatsoever, not just one week to the next but one snap to the next. I don't know what to make of it, but I suspect it largely comes down to a combination of coaching and having the youngest team in the league. I'm not sure Lafleur is the best kind of coach for such a young team; maybe they need more of a drill sergeant.
Wilde & Tausch sometimes have him as a guest on their show.
Well said. You have to deal with the mental state of a young team that runs too high or too low. But you also must instill discipline. It is difficult. Dan Campbell had to deal with that when he took over the Lions. The Bears coach is showing that improvement in his team. In WK 1 the Bears had 12 accepted penalties against the Vikings. Yesterday, on the road they had only 6. There is a reason for that.
