bruceb

I knew what he meant, I think.

IMHO, this game has the potential to magnify the gaps between Kitchens and the Hoodie, and Mayfield and Brady, which at least will tell us how much better Kitchens and Mayfield need to be for us to contend for anything.

Well that sums it up neatly.

I don't think it will be that cut and dry, but it sure would be an awful look for Kitchens.

Hard to imagine a better one if we keep them both and they both stay healthy. Taylor and Hornung come to mind but vastly different talents.

I think the best we can hope for from this game is that Kitchens and Mayfield go to school and learn some things from the Hoodie and Brady.

Yes, we should have. Baker didn't come ready to play this year. Hope he learns from it.

Of course you can. That's why schemes are stupid. Making games plans and play selection to negate opponents strengths and optimize the talent you have is the best approach, like the Hoodie does. There is no winning one-scheme-fits-all. There only is hitting what's pitched.

Must have been counting way too much on Dorsey's relationship.

And created gaping holes in the batting order and LF. Nice job, FO and Dolan!

If Kitchens has an ounce of sense he will use them together in the backfield on any down. Talk about giving an opposing D something to think about and game plan for.

There certainly is something going on behind the scenes. The reffing and bias against us that I have seen this year has to go beyond mere incompetence.

Just a coincidence that it always bites us, hmmm?

Or unless they were motivated or instructed to make calls against the Browns.

This is true. Just like people in Georgia.