You’re not disappointed in the young guys but you have to be disappointed in the coaches….Gutey has to bust Matt lafleur balls nobody in that front office has any balls and it shows also in who they hired

My favorite source for game and player info. However…I’m starting to question you’re not calling out 23 for his worse game in some time. Unless the Atl receiver is All-Pro..23 was his bitch. Especially when he beat 23 on the out route in the 4th. He’s paid like the leagues top corner? He wasn’t the best corner on the field Sunday.

Gary, great come back, great guy, but Andy knows better then 99% of us Gary has no contain skills. He NEVER sets the edge. He’s a phenomenal 1 dimensional player. That’s not worth a top 3-5 contract at edge.

In the cap era NFL, you have to pay for performance not be in love with your players. Can’t blame GB that 69 got hurt, but it’s a bad situation.
Just don’t give 28 a monster deal. You don’t pay for most trips (over you own feet) a year.

Wow great discussion on AJ Dillion. He is a great person, but where is the effort and game confidence which why he is earning his salary. Your subtle reference to Deguara is also spot on.

Barry has been a failure as a HC/D coordinator where ever he has been. Enough is enough. He got where he is based on his father-in-law's NFL relationships. Both these coaches are unfortunately failures.

One question, in-door game, we have a strong legged kicker, why no FG 56 yard attempt?

"It's a young team. You have to expect they'll lose games in the fourth quarter, they haven't learned how to win yet "

Sorry Perri I don't buy it. That's an excuse. Did our D collapse because they were exhausted? They're young, lean, fast and recover quicker. They haven't had time to build up their endurance? Usually older players are stronger, heavier, a little slower, and don't recover as quickly. Advantage yutes.

#7 dropped his interception, so did #23. Both great PBUs.

100% concentration on the current play until it's done, then 100% concentration on the next play. Failure to do that cost several big penalties in Chicago, I don't hear any discussion of that being a problem this week. I saw 100% effort from everybody all game long in Chicago. I can't isolate anyone as lack of effort, but overall team energy seemed to drop in the fourth quarter. I don't know what that was about.

"Knowing how to win" is up to THE COACHES. Players need to just execute one play at a time. Certainly our O failed on the last 3 drives. I don't know what coaching has to do with that, if anything. Not going for the FG after a 5 yard penalty for a kick from 57 instead of 52 wastes the whole reason for sticking with Carlson. Don't fire anybody over this but don't do that again! At least not in a dome.

Alex: "24 points was enough, the D just blew it."

Our O doesn't get to stop scoring in the third quarter. We were up by 12 and got outscored 13 - 0 in the fourth. Any points at all = W. BOTH sides of the ball lost this game.

Glass half full department: we're not talking about ST costing us the game. Carlson missed 0 points. He's 100% on the whole season. (So far, lol)