Re: symptom vs cause?

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If Stafford just takes the sacks he avoids INTs but I still think we lose.

The INTs are more a symptom of losing at the line. All three losses our O Line got beat repeatedly. Like all QBs when you have time you make less mistakes.

With that said, I do not know why McVay still doesn't adjust to pressure. He does start having Stafford roll out a bit, but it usually takes too long before he adjusts in that way, and he clearly does not use the run game to attack pressure.

They said during one of our games that Stafford doesn't like to roll out. He likes the shotgun and straight drop backs. That isn't what our O has been and it shows. We are not calling the same offense under Stafford IMO.

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