Find it ironic that you all watch the game. The last two games they've been blitzing at a higher rate. The offensive line's not picking it up, but there are no hot routes. Nothing that's actual normal for the receivers to make sure they also are reading there's a blitz and that they have to cut off a route. Going hot. Do you understand what that means? They were even mentioning it on the broadcast that it looks like the actual offensive coordinator. Or whoever's in charge of making sure that when there is a blitz that the offensive line calls the blitz, that there's a hot route, that the quarterback and receivers are all on the same page. And they aren't. As a matter of fact, the receivers are really not getting open. They're falling down. They're creating interceptions. I'm talking about the ones last week and the one this week. I know the other ones on DAC after he got hit in the ribs because nobody's blocking. There is always one person coming completely free and you're blaming that on the quarterback. I really don't get this. I wasn't going to come on here today, but I had to see this and tell you if you're reading this, you don't know ball, you're a casual. If you don't realize that, it's the entire offense. That are not seemingly figuring out what they're supposed to do when there's a blitz called or somebody's not making the call. Usually that's the center or somebody on the offensive line calling out blitz. Yes, the quarterback's supposed to recognize it, but he has to have somewhere to go with the ball. That's short, shorter routes. And no, not behind the line of scrimmage, not right at the line of scrimmage. Some actual real routes like, I don't know, many really short. In route. Something turn around, a quick hit. You gotta go help your quarterback, and they're not doing it for two weeks straight now. And you're blaming the quarterback. He knows what a blitz looks like. He can't make the offensive line in the receivers and the running backs understand their assignments....