I guess I just do not understand why not. We have to see what we have in Stidham before next year so we can decide what we need to do. It really has more to do with that than Cam. I'm trying to
Bailey is a stud and its weird to say that. lol He constantly put the Rams back over and over and over. We had good starting field position last night, they did not. If Goff was more consistent and Bailey was not sticking them back at the goaline on every punt, the game could have been a lot worse.
Yeah I don't know players from other teams always say they got the best of someone. I mean they watch film, so I imagine the formation and things like that. I don't really know what he saw, but it was probably just Cam should have thrown the ball in the dirt. A screen is a pass play where you do not really anticipate where a receiver is going to be, he has to be there or you dont throw it, you throw it in the dirt, which is done a lot in the NFL. You dont throw it and hope he is there or ints happen.This is interesting. Apparently Cam's body language tipped off the Rams that a screen was coming on the pick six play.
Kenny Young says Cam Newton's body language tipped Rams on play that led to a pick-six
Cam Newton’s performance in the Patriots’ 24-3 loss to the Rams on Thursday night couldn’t have been much worse. Newton completed just 9 of 16 passes for 119 yards, getting […]www.boston.com
Does Buck have built in knee pads in his suit pants when he blows Aikman every Thursday evening?...of course...now that i think about...maybe it’s just the sound of Aikman and Buck...?
He had to change his throwing motion because of the shoulder surgery.
This is what happens. When you face a good defense. That can take away your strength on offense . I wasn't surprised . When I woke up watched the highlights.
Well the pats really have only one strength on offense. If we had a decent pass game, they would have had to at least try a bit harder. Rams give up about 20 points a game, we got 3. Trust me when I say, they shut the pats down more than most teams. Great defense or not.
J. J. Watt blocked two with his ballbag and another couple with various other body parts, seemed like. I don't know what the final count was but I don't ever remember seeing one particular DL swat that many passes in one game. Had to be three or four.
I remember that. I am not sure what he did, it just kind of went away. I am not sure if its mechanics or late getting rid of the ball like Hawg said, which I also said in a post a few rows up, which might want Hawg to rethink his thoughts on it. lol
I have no idea what you mean. I don't think it's my reading comprehension, either, but I might rethink my thoughts on that.
I was making a joke that what you said was the same thing as I said, so I was making a self deprecating remark that if your thoughts were like mine you should rethink it. So that is what I mean, and maybe you should have asked what I meant before you ripped into me.
Is there an injury that could be affecting his throwing effectiveness? I heard someone talk he may have some type of abdominal injury? He looks like he is not using his legs when he throws, its all (awkward) arm. He seems to be holding the ball a long time reading the D and then getting either buried or picked. For a 30,000 yd career passer there doesn't seem to be a lot going downfield, compressing the field for the D.. That combined with a running game that only goes tackle wide and the Pats are getting stuffed at the line a lot. Then Stidham comes in and starts zipping passes all over the place. The difference is stark.
Aren't we beyond he has an injury or covid at this point? If he is hurt why is BB playing him?
