A familiar pattern has developed over the last seven years with Dak

I think Howell will be a good backup. But hopefully we actually have a long term starter in mind....then again, maybe Howell becomes Sam Darnold or Baker Mayfield for us.

Wasn't that Sam Howell that carved our defense up a couple years ago when he was in Washington? I stand to be corrected if im wrong.
 
I think Howell will be a good backup. But hopefully we actually have a long term starter in mind....then again, maybe Howell becomes Sam Darnold or Baker Mayfield for us.
Please no Sam Howell. We need a first round pick or a first round pick talent. No try-hards please.
 
I would agree with this, and I hope Dak can play the whole season (including, hopefully, the playoffs and SB)
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Wasn’t it Dennis Green in Arizona who said something like “ you saw who we are that’s what we are “ etc etc it was hilarious too like Jim Mora .

Tell you what after watching Joe Milton a little bit it’s like Forest Gump said it’s like “ a box of choc you never know what your gonna git “

:starspin:
 
Wasn’t it Dennis Green in Arizona who said something like “ you saw who we are that’s what we are “ etc etc it was hilarious too like Jim Mora .

Tell you what after watching Joe Milton a little bit it’s like Forest Gump said it’s like “ a box of choc you never know what your gonna git “

:starspin:
probably my all-time meltdown. Because although it was surely a meltdown, he made absolute sense in what he said. And he was right about the Bears too!

 
This information is lazy at best. Just blathering "but it's a TEAM game...you blankety blanks!" explains nothing about HOW a team wins...or loses. A single play by ONE player certainly *can* make or break.

Yes...there are indeed many micro events through the game. But you tell me if this play doesn't seal the win:




And yes...I see he had a little bit of help but that's a one man game winner.

Jimmy Johnson always said that there are basically 6 plays that usually shape most games. Sometimes it is just the way the ball bounces.
Sometimes a few different players are there to make those plays.

That entire goal line stand was great by OSU, allowing Sawyer to make that play.

I remember a few years back. The Eagles won like 6 games all due to ONE play. # wins were by the opposing team missing a last second FG.
Another win was by an overturned call the Vikings had for a TD. Which was questionable. But I think was the right call. Then the next play could have been a TD but the WR missed catching it.
 
Jimmy Johnson always said that there are basically 6 plays that usually shape most games. Sometimes it is just the way the ball bounces.
Sometimes a few different players are there to make those plays.

That entire goal line stand was great by OSU, allowing Sawyer to make that play.

I remember a few years back. The Eagles won like 6 games all due to ONE play. # wins were by the opposing team missing a last second FG.
Another win was by an overturned call the Vikings had for a TD. Which was questionable. But I think was the right call. Then the next play could have been a TD but the WR missed catching it.
Agreed about the defense doing their jobs there. I mentioned it in my post. But it WAS Jack...that made the play.

I need to reiterate my point...which I do think you are alluding to here (so not directed at you specifically!). I just think it's very lazy to just blither incessantly "it's a team game". (of course it is). Especially when there is an obvious agenda. Without pointing out critical plays.

It would be like if you said your life was filled with mundane unremarkable events, day after day after day forever...never an important memorable day or time. It would be a lazy way to describe your life.
 
probably my all-time meltdown. Because although it was surely a meltdown, he made absolute sense in what he said. And he was right about the Bears too!




Thanks for the clip that was excellent . “ They are who we thought they were “ I love these meltdowns . It’s alot better than robotic “ next man up “ and it’s a “ process “ .

Lee Elia managed the Chicago Cubs maybe late 80’s and he had the all time melt down lasted about 20 minutes. Basically he trashed Chicago Cub fans saying who the he** goes to day baseball games except the “ unemployed “ it was hilarious .

:facepalm::lmao:
 

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