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It feels good, but we can't get complacent. As an undefeated team, we're gonna get everyone's best from here on out.

Levis has gone from awful to whatever is worse than awful.

Zach Lyons just said on the radio that Sam Darnold said the seahawks did a full game plan for their backups against the Titans. 

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9 hours ago, Mythos27 said:

Here is the thing though scine. These guys are paid to be professionals. Many of them are playing for a coaching staff that didn't draft him. A lack of effort or focus to the level it would take to justify these results is even more concerning to me than the mistakes I'm seeing because that would indicate a team that is not only completely checked out but also unprofessional. Of course it's reasonable to expect the focus to sharpen and level of effort to increase once the live bullets start flying but surely it's reasonable to expect the baseline to be higher than this? I really don't think effort is that problem out there today, in fact, I'd say it's downright laughable to suggest as much. 

since you claim to watch tons of preseason football, You are either blind or just have your head in the sand. 

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2 hours ago, ctm said:

 

The outcome of the game is meaningless and not predictive.  We all know that. That doesn't mean we can't tell that Deculus is terrible in pass protection and Barton is poor in coverage.  The coaches evaluate individual performances in preseason games and in some cases those evaluations are used to make roster decisions and bottom of the roster guys know that.

 

preseason game performance is way down the list of what gets evaluated, especially for veterans... Clearly Saleh doesn't give a shit about what he saw from the 1st team tonight. Now ask yourself why? because he wants to get through it without injuries so they are as close to full strength as possible for the jets in a few weeks. 

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1 hour ago, OILERMAN said:

 

Which is the perfect example of being careful about these games. Barton would never be asked to cover in man coverage in that situation. He may not even be in the game in that sub package. 

 

Did the Seahawks game plan their back-ups more like a real game in order to prepare them for a real game situation? Possibly, who knows. 

 

bingo. We knew Barton sucked in coverage before tonight's game. We learned nothing about what he can do either way. it was already a given. The joint practices carry far more weight. But I'm done trying to convince some preseason homer about the value of it. The way teams treat it is all you need to know if you take the blinders off.

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3 minutes ago, EC34 said:

Would the Titans ever run Tyjae Spears between the tackles on 4th and 1 in a meaningful game? Did they confirm that opinion last night?

Is Spears good in any situation? Objectively speaking, what has he shown to justify being the RB2?

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2 hours ago, oldschool said:

 

preseason game performance is way down the list of what gets evaluated, especially for veterans... Clearly Saleh doesn't give a shit about what he saw from the 1st team tonight. Now ask yourself why? because he wants to get through it without injuries so they are as close to full strength as possible for the jets in a few weeks. 

The scrimmage work is obviously way more important than the PSGs...

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Great hands and elusiveness in the open field. Ability to bounce a run outside and a limited ability to break a tackle time and again.  He's a classic 3rd down back. He is anything other than a 4th down back.

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1 hour ago, TerryBoats said:

Is Spears good in any situation? Objectively speaking, what has he shown to justify being the RB2?


According to PFF he led all backs in forced missed tackles on catches. I assume they meant on a per catch basis, not total. Anyway I do think he is very good at the 2nd level but this is mitigated by his complete absence of any vision at the LOS. He simply has zero feel or decisiveness when handed the ball. I want to take another look at the4th & 1 run before I blame him but it looked fairly well blocked to me & shouldve been an easy conversion. He looked totally indecisive to me.

 

Frankly I think that Julius Chestnut is a significantly better runner than Spears & should be given all of his backup carries on 1st & 2nd down. He obviously has more size than Spears & is a 100x more natural a runner. He’s way more decisive hitting the hole & very well may have more home run speed…

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30 minutes ago, Face said:


According to PFF he led all backs in forced missed tackles on catches. I assume they meant on a per catch basis, not total. Anyway I do think he is very good at the 2nd level but this is mitigated by his complete absence of any vision at the LOS. He simply has zero feel or decisiveness when handed the ball. I want to take another look at the4th & 1 run before I blame him but it looked fairly well blocked to me & shouldve been an easy conversion. He looked totally indecisive to me.

 

Frankly I think that Julius Chestnut is a significantly better runner than Spears & should be given all of his backup carries on 1st & 2nd down. He obviously has more size than Spears & is a 100x more natural a runner. He’s way more decisive hitting the hole & very well may have more home run speed…

The missed tackles look great on paper,  but he's still below average as a receiver in terms of EPA outside of his rookie season.  And he's downright bad as a runner - like you said, he can be effective, but only when he's given such a vast amount of space to run that anyone would be successful.  The likelihood that we could find someone better in FA - or even on this own roster - seems very high.

 

The coaches have been stubborn about the RB utilization for as long as I can remember.  Chestnut has been on the active roster for years and has played well in very limited time, but they absolutely refuse to even try to see what he looks like with a decent sample size of snaps.  Instead, they're staying committed to a RB who will only further the struggles of a bad offense

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