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Meh.

He said Baker was the (virtually) entire problem. Baker's gone. Now we've shifted to a new boogeyman? Very little respect or credence to Jason Lloyd. Read him for 18 months on The Athletic and for every excellent article (and there are some) he write half a dozen trash articles that either say nothing or are just bad.

Haslam might have made some bad choices - But Hue wasn't a bad HC because of Haslam. Neither was Freddie. Chud was fired because the team quit on him and as a new owner Jimmy thought he could wave a wand and everything would be good. Haslam owns the disfunction between Pettine and Farmer. 1000%. If Stefanski isn't the problem and he's a great HC - then Haslam isn't the problem. If the offense is great - but the defense is trash - that's should be owned by Stefanski.

Weak take by Jason.

j/c:

If anyone would like to see a pretty good breakdown of last week's game using All-22, you can check it out here. I know this thread has become something else recently, but some folks might enjoy real football analysis.

I agree. Ownership isn't the problem.

Bright spots in the game- but way too few and far between for a game against Hoodie.
Those Jacoby missed reads killed us. Complete even 2 of them, the complexion of the game changes. Hoodie now has to adjust, and can't spend 60 minutes dictating the storyline.

That missed read to Schwartz was a killer. Even HE would have caught that. He would have been in the endzone while the Pats' DB's were still somewhere in Erie, PA.