In the Hole - Post Game Thread

[sdskinsfan2001]

French and Bullock need to do a split substack.

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

French and Bullock need to do a split substack.

Haha I don't have 10% of his knowledge. I should actually subscribe to his breakdowns, but I'm not sure I'll have the time and energy to read em... I'm a slow reader, for football I prefer audio content.

Are some of you guys subscribing to Bullock's website ?

I actually just chill out watching the All 22 with some music or a podcast in the background ^^

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

Haha I don't have 10% of his knowledge. I should actually subscribe to his breakdowns, but I'm not sure I'll have the time and energy to read em... I'm a slow reader, for football I prefer audio content.

Are some of you guys subscribing to Bullock's website ?

I actually just chill out watching the All 22 with some music or a podcast in the background ^^

I don't. But I love his work. If I ever subscribe to a substack "channel" he would be in the top 3 of who I would pay for 1st.

[AnonEmouse]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

On offense, yes Heinicke had a bad game. And he did miss a couple of guys open down field(examples below), but he was under a lot of pressure, and it's not like guys were running wide open on every play.

TH didn't have a good game, but I believe that was down to the pressure the Cowboys got on him early and often. No opportunity to settle into any kind of rhythm. I kind of blame Turner as much as the OL; we came out passing instead of trying to establish our usual run game, which also didn't allow the offense as a whole to get into a rhythm. When we play them again, I really hope Turner learnt some lessons from this one and tries to run it down their throats instead.

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

TH didn't have a good game, but I believe that was down to the pressure the Cowboys got on him early and often. No opportunity to settle into any kind of rhythm. I kind of blame Turner as much as the OL; we came out passing instead of trying to establish our usual run game, which also didn't allow the offense as a whole to get into a rhythm. When we play them again, I really hope Turner learnt some lessons from this one and tries to run it down their throats instead.

I think that's a good point. Especially considering the OL was having more success run blocking than pass protecting...
Now again, take away a couple of BS penalties away and it may be a completely different ball game. Maybe trailing so early affected Turner's playcalling.

[AnonEmouse]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

I think that's a good point. Especially considering the OL was having more success run blocking than pass protecting...
Now again, take away a couple of BS penalties away and it may be a completely different ball game. Maybe trailing so early affected Turner's playcalling.

Yeah, but I think he was trying to be too clever early on; "They think we're going to run, so we won't". We have an identify. Use it until it stops working.

Once we, in effect, abandoned the run, we lost teh ability to control the clock and wear on their D. :|