exactly
and honestly, he didn't take the credit for losing that game, the way he did in the Bears game
which I liked; There were some downright lapses by the PLAYERS.
Of the things they'll work on this week is time, and scenarios. Getting out of bounds? Seems simple, but apparently not.
Talib appeared lost to me. Out of position, and the wheels weren't running hot.
Yes, he came up with a very timely pick. And it was the catalyst for good things. But earlier damage was hard to overcome
The defense utterly stopped when they thought Foles was down, and then only two white jerseys standing clean 50yds away proved that wrong.
Big Things
Lack of pressure from the DL.
Gurley praised for running out clock by staying shy of goal line in a game, but fails to save clock in key moment.
Special team returns, or lack thereof. Cooper is killing me now. Natson's peculiar muff....humph.....Az Hakim in New Orleans?
Medium Things
Officiating. Call on Cooks offense hold, but fail by refs to call the same thing on an Eagles play.
Officiating. Didn't agree with the horse collar on Peters
Seemingly a lack of superior run blocking by our OL. And a odd commitment by coach to stay in 11 personnel with their field position within the 20.
Little things
Lots, and lots.
Goff stepped on for the second week in a row, and fails to just take the small negative play. A small negative play allowed, but overreacting with a drastic outcome.
Might have shown on TV, but at the end of the half Goff directs a nice series, and settle for a FG. However, he had Everett available, and not sure that he ever saw that. Truth is that he seemed to be quickly locking to first reads, and may just have been symptomatic of lack of protection.
Shot in the foot
Would seem the club will have to win out to retain home field. The Bears play in SF, and then in Minny.
Stumbling to two division rivals by LA would put them in a spot to have to play a game possibly in Chicago? Not so good.
