Re: McVay admits it was a mistake on Gurley usage....

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Rampage2K-
Just listening to the Sean McVay show right now and he basically said he wishes he could have a do over on pulling Gurley out when he did.

Says they have a lot of confidence in Brown, but says he (himself) has gotta do a better job of getting a feel of the game flow...Interesting bit of admission of a mistake.
Sounds like he didn't expect an 8 minute drive by Steelers in fourth quarter which put us in a two minute offense to finish the game.

Not McVays best year, but I love how accountable he is and admits his flaws and will learn from all of this adversity this year.

Says Cooks should be ready for Baltimore game, so there is some good news.

Here is a link

[www.espn.com]

Thanks for this 2k. IMO, McVay might not be totally honest about Gurley and his usage. As you said in another post "there is more to this story". In today's PC world and how much the game has changed due to the amount of money they make, coaches cannot be as honest as they could.

Glad to hear Cooks is coming back. I wonder if he will be more of a decoy? I bet they don't call any crossing routes for him. Gotta limit the hits on BC. His next concussion could end his career.

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