Hawk Sista wrote:I love all y'all, but hate the need to name call. Prima Donna QB, really? Great game, NO!! Prima Donna?
Oly wrote:The Cards' offense is good. Give them some props.
That said, I think this game came down to penalties and the lack of a good quick passing game. I honestly think that with a cleaner game, the Hawks would win.
But as Collingsworth said on the broadcast, Arizona (like Kurt Warner) beats pressure with quick timing passes. The Bevell offense just doesn't have those. Like, at all. When your passing game relies on long-developing plays and the OL doesn't give time, it's going to lead to the kind of crap we saw tonight.
RiverDog wrote:Russell is definitely a different player than what we've seen the past 3 years. I don't know whether it's his contract, his girl friend, the humiliation of the "not black enough", the SB interception, or what it is, but he's not the same player. If it wasn't for the fact that he had a relatively decent 2nd half, I would be all for benching him. He is not progressing.
burrrton wrote:There is literally nothing positive to take from this game.
NorthHawk wrote:I like your optimism, but I don't share it.
We were only 1 for 8 on 3rd downs.
Nobody can win with that lack of productvity even if their Defense scores 2 TDs.
With this kind of performance I think we lose to Steelers, Vikings, and Cardinals at the very least.
obiken wrote:The great experiment using Dlineman on the offensive line has officially died; to blame RW for this year is a joke.
Zorn76 wrote:Another game of extreme highs and lows.
Momentum lost, then gained, then lost again.
No rhythm early, then some in the 2nd half, before disappearing.
Last night really was indicative of what 2015 has been about so far.
I see some familiar things that are good. This team fights hard and has no quit in them, putting themselves in a position to win in all our losses. But holding onto to leads has been fleeting, just like the aforementioned momentum and rhythm.
It boils down to being clutch at the most crucial point late and games. And that's where we've seen disaster rear its ugly head over and over. Our guys have been in plenty of big moments over the last few years, yet they seem to lose focus when it matters most. Great plays mixed with the inexplicable.
IMO, they had to put off the 5th loss as long as possible to have a solid shot at the postseason, which likely means 10 wins at a minimum. At 4-5, the odds are long of going 6-1 for the remainder of the year. Possible, but not probable. I doubt 9-7 cuts it.
That said, I do think our issues are correctable moving forward. Not saying we'll be in the playoffs this year, but I could see us regaining that form in 2016. If nothing else, I think this season will end up forcing Pete's hand regarding changes to his staff, starting with Bevell and Cable. I would hope, anyway. We've seen enough, IMO. I'm also not sure about Kris Richard as a DC, but he likely gets a pass since it's year one for him.
We'll see.
Hawk Sista wrote:Spoiled by two back to back trips to the SB. Anything less and we suck. Weird, really
obiken wrote:I think it's time to start Rawls Beast is done.
NorthHawk wrote:Nobody gives as much effort as Lynch, and he can really give the team a lift, but it's going to be interesting to see what they do with him considering his salary next year is something like 11 million.
Vegaseahawk wrote:I read the team grade in BR. I agree with it for the most part.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2588994-nfl-report-cards-team-by-team-grades-for-week-10/page/20
Thoughts?
Worst officiating since SB XL. Those guys need to be fired.
NorthHawk wrote:Don't whine about the refs.
They're equally bad all over the league and no single call cost us the game as it did for the Ravens or might have the Lions against us.
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