Le postgame thread: DAL-TEN

True. My point though is that it's still too early to know exactly "what" teams are and we shouldn't overreact too much to a week 2 loss. Even if it's one we believe we should have won. Every team lays an egg every once in awhile.

Last week the Chargers lost to the Cardinals. This week they beat the mighty Seahawks.

Last week we demolished the Chiefs. This week they were one play away from heading to OT with Denver.

The Saints are 0-2 and just lost to the Browns.

Look, I'm not saying we should be happy with losing or that there isn't cause for concern. I'm only saying we need to be realistic and realize that there's a lot of football left to play. We played lights out last week, we can do it again.

Just trying to inject some optimism into an otherwise terrible day. But I'll bow out of this conversation and let all the Debbie Downers continue on with their pity party.

 

well he js younger than manning. recently brady said he would not retire until he sucks.

 

Well, then he should've retired after game 1 last week.

Frankly, I give the credit for Locker's improved second half more to the coaching staff for making some good halftime adjustments. They made some changes that worked for a little while and then the Dallas Defense made some adjustments of their own and slowed Locker and Co. down again.

By the end of the game, Dallas was in prevent and let Jake go down the field on them.

Frankly, Locker didn't do anything that any middle of the road NFL QB couldn't do. Actually worse.

 

Anyone with football eyes saw this coming after his performance last week. Wildly inaccurate throws, nearly getting his WRs sent to the morgue...

Time to move on folks.

 

All I have to say...

 

I'm definitely not a Debbie Downer, I'm a realist. It might be too early to see who this team really is but as a fourth year QB I think it's become painfully clear who Locker really is. Time is quickly running on Locker and as much as I hope today is an anomaly, his past track record is telling me otherwise.

I've been one if his biggest supporters, writing off the injuries and inconsistencies as just a stretch of bad luck but sooner or later we have to wake up and smell the coffee. I've watched time and time again fans just want to believe so bad in a player that they never give up on them, VY, CJ, KB...

I'm hoping his play this game is just a blip on the radar as everyone can have a bad game or quarter or half but my hope for Locker being our franchise QB is fading quickly as this pattern seems to be the only thing consistent with him.

 

I should have taken a nap today instead of watching the second half. Keeping up with the first was bad enough

 

Titans put up 26 against KC. The Broncos put up 21. Titans offense is better than the Broncos.

 

You have been a Mett lover since day 1, so don't go asking about confidence in Locker.

You get a hard on anyone mentions anything close to the QB struggling.