I’ll credit the defense for keeping us alive in the loss vs. the Chiefs. They didn’t play exceptionally, but there were three straight drives where we stopped them. That’s a moral victory! The offense is still not very good. Malik Willis is proving to be average at best. It seems like every deep ball he threw was into double coverage, where our WR wasn’t even close to being open. I don’t know why he’s throwing those balls instead of running or just waiting for someone to get open. The short crossing routes are better for him, but his long game makes me miss Tua andRead More →

Going into this season, I had no fear that we’d end up at 0-17. I can handle 1-16, but I don’t want that stigma of 0-17 hanging over us as a franchise. I figured that we have a few winnable games on our schedule, but I am quickly–very quickly–changing my tune. We are a historically bad team. I’ll start with a tiny positive, in that the game plan was better this week, solely because they fed Achane the ball more than in Week 1. That has to continue. He’s gonna start breaking through for long runs if we just keep trying. Other than that, theRead More →

Right off the bat, I’m starting in with some “Same Old Dolphins” stuff. We’ll get to a few positives later. But for now, I’m hitting the ground running with the Same Old Dolphins. Jeff Hafley is a liar. Like other coaches before him, Hafley promised to use our best player, De’Von Achane in our offense. Same Old Dolphins. Remember he said that he’d have Achane run the ball until he was exhausted? Achane got only 11 carries. A paltry 11 !! That’s not even 3 carries per quarter. Achane should be getting at least 3 carries per drive. 3 carries per possession AT LEAST. NotRead More →