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It's clear Stafford isn't 100% in control of this offense yet.
Which would be unrealistic after just 4 games.
He struggled a bit last week and struggled mightily yesterday against AZ.
The INT was tough, but there were issues even bigger than that
1) Missing a wide open Kupp for a td.
2) late, inaccurate passes. Eg. Higbee at the goal line
3) get Woods more involved.
Stafford is a pros pro and will get it together, though.
It would also help if we stick to the run when it works.
We should have been the team that rushed for almost 250 yds yesterday, not AZ.
We put a lot of the blame on the D yesterday, but when the offense can't sustain drives, it compounds an ineffective, worn out D.
Our D was on the field for around 35 minutes yesterday.
The Defense isn't off the hook by any means.
They were, just plain, horrible yesterday.
I highly doubt any coaching changes will be made mid season.
If Morris doesn't pull his unit together, though. Morris will be gone.
Lastly.
AZ may be a very good team.
Which would be unrealistic after just 4 games.
He struggled a bit last week and struggled mightily yesterday against AZ.
The INT was tough, but there were issues even bigger than that
1) Missing a wide open Kupp for a td.
2) late, inaccurate passes. Eg. Higbee at the goal line
3) get Woods more involved.
Stafford is a pros pro and will get it together, though.
It would also help if we stick to the run when it works.
We should have been the team that rushed for almost 250 yds yesterday, not AZ.
We put a lot of the blame on the D yesterday, but when the offense can't sustain drives, it compounds an ineffective, worn out D.
Our D was on the field for around 35 minutes yesterday.
The Defense isn't off the hook by any means.
They were, just plain, horrible yesterday.
I highly doubt any coaching changes will be made mid season.
If Morris doesn't pull his unit together, though. Morris will be gone.
Lastly.
AZ may be a very good team.
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