Coach Suck/Refs Cheat - Post-Game Thread

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

There was a bunch of shit that was against us today. But I think it all goes back to that 4th and less than a yard. If you pick that up and run more clock and score- even if it's 3 you have all the momentum and a nice lead. Instead EB does not even have a threat to run there and calls a drop back out of shitgun. That big bowling ball head stubborn fuck, he can go kick rocks. You give that ball to #8 and let him get a half a fucking yard.

We can't overcome these dipshits that are running this team. We ain't good enough. And I'm done w/ Chase. He has the motor of a VW bug. He just takes too many plays off. And that fucking guy that runs our defense, you are the dumbest person on the planet. How do you have job? Why would you put that stringbean on Brown? Again.. That to me is a firable offense. Just put two guys on Brown and live w/ the other guys beating you. But he IS NOT going to beat me.

Totally agree , that was a awful call and it was the turning point of the game

[nonniey]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

EB did a solid job today. When you score 31 against Philly that’s pretty damn good.

Judging by the post here it looks like the same old shit from JDR and Ron.

We all knew they would lose today let’s be real but at least the O played well


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Except that one call that was so horrendously bad it likely cost the game. There are bad calls yes, but this one was sheer stupidity. So whatever good you can attribute to him was all thrown away with that call and he deserves a big fat F for the game.

[That Guy]

those drops did hurt. the refs made some terrible calls today.

Mark did talk to EB and they pulled out some I-formation and ran a bit more... still a lot of passing and shotgun on 4th and 1 is a bit of "what are you doing??"

OL played better, SH played better. I do feel like the coaching staff put players in bad positions on a couple key plays, and that, along with the drops and bad (ref) calls was just too much to overcome.

I do think this game was more good than bad though, even with the L.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

EB did a solid job today. When you score 31 against Philly that’s pretty damn good.

Judging by the post here it looks like the same old shit from JDR and Ron.

We all knew they would lose today let’s be real but at least the O played well


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No he did not cause he made such a horrible call at a crucial part of the game. 4th and less than a yard and he is in empty shotgun and motions the back out and runs a drop back play. Should have been an int. That was all on EB . You have to have the threat of a run there. This is basic football 101. Eagles get the ball back end go right down the field. Momentum down the toilet. You could feel the air go out of Dead Ex Field.

You are not going to win games dropping back Howell 50 times. Don't care what the stat sheet looks like.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by That Guy

those drops did hurt. the refs made some terrible calls today.

Mark did talk to EB and they pulled out some I-formation and ran a bit more... still a lot of passing and shotgun on 4th and 1 is a bit of "what are you doing??"

OL played better, SH played better. I do feel like the coaching staff put players in bad positions on a couple key plays, and that, along with the drops and bad (ref) calls was just too much to overcome.

I do think this game was more good than bad though, even with the L.

He ran like 2 plays out of it. One was a QB sneak.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by nonniey

Except that one call that was so horrendously bad it likely cost the game. There are bad calls yes, but this one was sheer stupidity. So whatever good you can attribute to him was all thrown away with that call and he deserves a big fat F for the game.

The worst part was BR was running the ball well. Feed him. We have a former RB as an OC that hates running the ball.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

The worst part was BR was running the ball well. Feed him. We have a former RB as an OC that hates running the ball.

He pairs well with our ex linebackers who hate linebacking.

[punch it in]

Ron well on his way to his tenth non winning season out of 13 tries.

How many other coaches are afforded the opportunity to stink for that long?

[HTTR]

Originally Posted by punch it in

He pairs well with our ex linebackers who hate linebacking.

Touché


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[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Ron well on his way to his tenth non winning season out of 13 tries.

How many other coaches are afforded the opportunity to stink for that long?

That’s like unbelievably bad


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[AnonEmouse]

Eagles have had 2 straight weeks with multiple calls (or non-calls) going their way...🤔

[PorkSkins]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

Eagles have had 2 straight weeks with multiple calls (or non-calls) going their way...🤔

Egregiously aided by poor officiating.

[PorkSkins]

I forgot about Rivera not challenging the 4th & 4 catch or non-catch by Smith. Several players and coaches were intimating an incompletion. Rivera didn't flinch when it came to challenging the call.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by nonniey

Except that one call that was so horrendously bad it likely cost the game. There are bad calls yes, but this one was sheer stupidity. So whatever good you can attribute to him was all thrown away with that call and he deserves a big fat F for the game.

It didn't hurt us but when the D got a turnover at the 1/2 yard line, and EB put them in a spread formation with no one back to block, the Giants would have gone with a zero blitz and gotten a safety or fumble. EB was still terrible, but the Eagles D didn't game plan like the Giants did. More blitzing and our line would have looked a lot worse.

[sonnyfan]

A perfect example of Rivera's total incompetency. Or not knowing a loss to Cleveland would eliminate them from post season play. Very poor contact with reality.