NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- It felt like a lot of what you've been saying demanded I deal with some mail.
You seem to give a lot of credence to personnel decisions, simply because those were the decision that were made.
— Jason McDonald (@tuckwopat) October 9, 2017
PK: Here is the thing: It's not Player X versus some imagined alternative or minimal standard. It's Player X versus Player Y. I've set Colin Kaepernick aside for obvious reasons, that's not a strictly skill set evlauation whether you think it should be or not. So tell me WHO the guy is they should have brought in instead? I'm up for the conversation, but the rule here now is, if you say a guy shouldn't be around, you have to give a name for who should be around instead. That goes for Kevin Dodd, not just Matt Cassel.
Hard to convince anyone he defense is better when they played against an offense scoring 6pts per game
— Michael (@NtnMichael) October 9, 2017
PK: Holding a bad offense to 10 points is suficiently good work, particularly a week after giving up 57 to a burgeoning offense.
At the end of the day though mariota could’ve played he didn’t have to run didn’t even have to throw deep balls just short routes win game
— matt rich (@mattrich8855) October 9, 2017
PK: Running isn't the only way to further aggravate it. Lateral movement could do it, a hit could do it, and it's hard for a guy who runs to simply not run when people are chasing him. You're broader point, though, is true. He could have beaten them by doing very little.
