^Does Pryor start in that game and give a little "FU" to Ohio fans?

Somebody needs to get TJ a ribbon and a juice box for trying his hardest today. Then high five him and tell him how great the team was in an 18-point home loss. That's what a #real fan would do.

BR1986FB;919963 wrote:Yeah, he needs to STFU. It's one thing if they fought and lost on a last second FG but they got bent over and drilled in the wazoo. This wasn't even a game. Show a little effin PRIDE.

Def needs to STFU. Don't need to play pro football to see that he sucked ass today and blew coverage for a TD.

I was at the game today. McCoy checks down way too quickly. I saw Little open multiple times over the middle and down field. I'm beginning to question Colt's decision making. And also where is Evan Moore? 1 catch for 15 yards and we never saw him again...??? This so called "west coast offense" of Shurmur's is just awful!

3rd and 12...and a two yard screen pass will not get it done. Almost as bad as Mangini running a draw with the same down and distance.

SMITTEMS;920310 wrote:I was at the game today. McCoy checks down way too quickly. I saw Little open multiple times over the middle and down field. I'm beginning to question Colt's decision making. And also where is Evan Moore? 1 catch for 15 yards and we never saw him again...??? This so called "west coast offense" of Shurmur's is just awful!

From TV it didn't seem like McCoy was checking down too early. He seemed to be holding on the ball way to long and hitting guys too late.

McCoy took a pounding early and often. I suppose there is no excuse for his happy feet, but the O-line was getting beaten around the ends all day.

He was throwing late at times. But my cousin was there as well and he said the same thing. Little was open down field on several occasions and McCoy never looked at him or threw it short instead. If this is the case, they have a big problem to solve. Defenses will continue to load up on the short passes until he proves he can beat them deep.

I truly believe this is a confidence issue. McCoy doesn't trust the line to keep him upright so his inner clock is messed up, and he starts shuffling his feet and pumping the ball right away, instead of calmly surveying the field and quickly making his checks.

Hopefully, two weeks off and a chance to view some film with his coach will help right this. I also hope the O line can develop some cohesion during this time that has been woefully missing the first four games. It's not like McCoy's angst about the O line is unfounded. They were not very good Sunday, especially on the right side. I saw several "ole" blocks where the lineman picked the wrong defender to block, leaving a clear path to the QB.

still frustrated....sleeping it off didn't work.