wiseplayer
Pretty much a regular
Ok enough is enough. On the final play vs Seattle, Fisher says they gave Clemons different looks to read to make his choice and passing the ball was the best chance they had to score. I'm really ok with that. Do I think it was obvious they were going to pass because it was an empty backfield? Yes. Did everyone in the world know pre snap? Yes. But that's not where Fisher shows his stupidity because who are we to say what's the best play to run in that situation?
Here's where Fisher shows his ignorance and lack of preparation. After they ran the ball on 3rd down for no gain, Fisher, instead of calling a quick timeout with 20 seconds remaining in the game, he lets the clock run down to 4 seconds for 1 final play. Apparently he only wanted 1 more chance at an opportunity to score and if he got a defensive penalty he would get another opportunity. What if the penalty was a pass interference? With 15 seconds left he'd have possibly 3 more plays left instead of 1. Within those 3 plays could be another PI which would then give you another opportunity. This didnt happen but if it did, we have only 1 chance left instead 2 or 3 more.
Ya see, we can all second guess a play call after the fact and look smart, but when a head coach makes a decision that puts his team in a worse position to win, you have to wonder if this is the reason why we lose every year.
We're among the leaders in dropped passes. You saw Monday night, 3 penalties within the first 8 plays of the game. You saw an offense that produced the same offensive production when Bradford was behind center. The only difference was, we were behind by much more in our other losses and Bradford was able to compile stats vs prevent defenses. Take a look at Russell Wilson's stats. Its not pretty but the young fella wins.
The one thing I saw from Monday nights game that is clear to me. We are 1 good QB and Head Coach away from being pretty darn good. All the parts are there. Did anyone notice our #1 2013 draft pick Monday night? Oh, you saw him for 1 play on offense? Oh, you saw him on special teams? Oh, you didn't see him on the final few plays? Fisher didn't have their greatest threat in a position to put the ball in the end zone. WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU DRAFT HIM FOR???
Here's where Fisher shows his ignorance and lack of preparation. After they ran the ball on 3rd down for no gain, Fisher, instead of calling a quick timeout with 20 seconds remaining in the game, he lets the clock run down to 4 seconds for 1 final play. Apparently he only wanted 1 more chance at an opportunity to score and if he got a defensive penalty he would get another opportunity. What if the penalty was a pass interference? With 15 seconds left he'd have possibly 3 more plays left instead of 1. Within those 3 plays could be another PI which would then give you another opportunity. This didnt happen but if it did, we have only 1 chance left instead 2 or 3 more.
Ya see, we can all second guess a play call after the fact and look smart, but when a head coach makes a decision that puts his team in a worse position to win, you have to wonder if this is the reason why we lose every year.
We're among the leaders in dropped passes. You saw Monday night, 3 penalties within the first 8 plays of the game. You saw an offense that produced the same offensive production when Bradford was behind center. The only difference was, we were behind by much more in our other losses and Bradford was able to compile stats vs prevent defenses. Take a look at Russell Wilson's stats. Its not pretty but the young fella wins.
The one thing I saw from Monday nights game that is clear to me. We are 1 good QB and Head Coach away from being pretty darn good. All the parts are there. Did anyone notice our #1 2013 draft pick Monday night? Oh, you saw him for 1 play on offense? Oh, you saw him on special teams? Oh, you didn't see him on the final few plays? Fisher didn't have their greatest threat in a position to put the ball in the end zone. WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU DRAFT HIM FOR???
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