Five Things
November 9th, 2026
Baker Mayfield and Bears QB Caleb Williams greet each other after last night’s choke job by the Bucs offense. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
What a terrible game last night and an inexcusable display of a pathetic passing attack led by a $165 Million Dollar Man. So, grab your coffee and let’s get rolling.
How Serious Is Bucs Management?
Joe will find out later this afternoon just how serious the Bucs are about making the playoffs.
Unless Joe receives a text or an email from the Bucs’ media relations office notifying the local pen and mic club that the team parted ways with offensive coordinator Zac Robinson, then that tells Joe the Bucs are not serious about making the playoffs this year.
Despite being 3-6, the Bucs are only a half-game out of first place in the NFC South landfill with eight games to play. The Bucs are 2-0 in the division.
The Bucs offense is a complete joke. No passing attack whatsoever. In fact, the passing attack is unadulterated mierda de pollo.
The Bucs, entering last night’s game, were at or very near the bottom in all sorts of passing categories, both baseball card stats and advanced analytics. Two key stats for Joe that told the story are the Bucs are near rock bottom in successful-play rate in the passing game, and near the bottom in explosive play rate in passing.
As we all saw in the prior two games, you can pound trash teams by only running the ball but when you face the big boys of the NFL, you better be able to throw when needed.
The Bucs’ passing game was so atrocious last night, Joe is surprised guys weren’t pinched for impersonating an NFL offense.
It was criminal to see how the defense and special teams were playing their asses off and the offense just shat in their pants with virtually every opportunity, fully impotent.
The passing game, has been abysmal all season, so much so KitKat-eating Bucs coach Todd Bowles had a sitdown with Robinson last month and apparently ordered him to change the blocking scheme back to what worked best two years ago and start running the ball. A lot.
The only time Mayfield has looked good and the Bucs offense looked good with him behind center is when he had the ball taken out of his hands. Bowles never should have had to have a sitdown with Robinson.
If Robinson was responsible enough, he would have seen what worked back in 2024 with his offensive line and stuck with that. But no, just like many in the NFL, ego clouds people’s judgment. Robinson just had to put his signature on the offense. And he is already liable for the destruction.
Robinson will further drag this team down unless the Bucs do something. If Robinson is still employed tomorrow, then that tells Joe the Bucs have already decided to sacrifice this season.
And the way the defense is playing, the special teams are playing and how awful the NFC South landfill is, that’s a slap in the face to every Bucs fan. If the Bucs are not OK punting on the season; then tell one of the franchise’s worse offensive coordinators to clean out his office.
And not only will Robinson drag the team down, Joe has a feeling his ineptitude will spark a housecleaning at One Buc Palace in January.
Better to have a guy walk the plank today than having to walk the plank yourself in two months.
(For those whining about “But Joe, who will call plays?” offensive assistant Ken Zampese is a former NFL offensive coordinator. Also, quarterbacks coach Chandler Whitmer, a former quarterback, was Indiana’s offensive coordinator last year — you may have heard Indiana won the national title and Whitmer was responsible for No. 1 overall pick quarterback Fernando Mendoza. You can’t tell Joe those guys would be worse than Robinson. Hell, maybe the Bucs can drag Bucco Bruce Arians off his golf cart for two months?)
Cris Collinsworth, Jeffery Simmons and Luke Goedeke
NBC analyst Cris Collinsworth was starting to pitch a tent as if someone wanted to take his PFF tribe website off his hands (yes, Collinsworth owns that outfit). Collinsworth was going on and on about Bears defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons lighting up Luke Goedeke.
Look, Simmons is a true beast. He may have won the game for the Bears when he chased down Emeka Egbuka late in the first half and hit Ebuka just enough to slow him down, and Egbuka tripped on possible touchdown.
On an earlier pass play, Simmons lit up Luke Goedeke’s world and the two tangled. Collinsworth, as he is wont to do, went on and on about what a monster Simmons was. And is. But Collinsworth missed the trees for the forest.
Go back and watch that play again. Yeah, Goedeke had his world lit up. But guess what? Simmons didn’t come close to Baker Mayfield.
That was a win for Goedeke. Any time a defensive tackle gets past the line on a pass play, the goal is to put the quarterback on his ass. Simmons failed. But did Collinsworth mention how even though Goedeke got hammered, he still prevented Simmons from getting to Mayfield?
Nope. Because that would have messed up NBC’s narrative that Simmons is the next Aaron Donald — though he may be.
Not Good Enough To Make Routine Plays
One reason the Bucs weren’t good enough on offense to hang with the Bears is talent. Once again, Mayfield couldn’t match a good game with a win.
Mayfield was just OK last night. Nothing special. Joe doesn’t think Mayfield was the reason the Bucs lost, even after throwing a pick-six.
Look at all the routine plays that were missed, and the penalties. A drop by Ted Hurst. A drop by Tez Johnson in the second quarter on a pass that hit him in the hands — though he made up for it on the next possession.
Bucs Have A Dumb Offense
Speaking on the Buccaneers Radio Network to Joe’s good friend Jay Recher after the galling loss to the Bears last night, KitKat-eating Bucs coach Todd Bowles bemoaned all the dumb penalties the Bucs made on offense last night, specifically illegal procedure.
That’s basically not knowing the snap count. High school kids get benched for stunts like that.
The Bucs are 3-6. Still very much in the playoff chase in the NFC South landfill. But time is running out to get their heads out of their arses.
Someone on Twitter during the game said the Bucs are not a good team. Sure, you are what your record says you are but this guy was more specific.
It’s about how the Bucs’ play, mainly on offense. Because something is wrong with Mayfield (and has been wrong for a calendar year now) the Bucs offense has to play perfect ball around him. They have to gain significant yardage on the ground. They cannot drop passes. They cannot commit penalties.
Good teams don’t do that.
But last night, penalty after penalty. Dropped passes right and left. Well, the Bucs weren’t able to overcome them because the offense is not good enough.
Good teams don’t drop balls when they need to move the chains. Good teams don’t make head-up-your-ass penalties when they need points.
Baker Mayfield And Batted Down Passes
Joe reads questions about Mayfield and batted down passes. And Joe admits it seems Mayfield has a couple of batted-down passes each game. America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, seemed to have batted down passes, too.
But Joe had sort of dismissed that issue, thinking Mayfield didn’t have all that many more batted-down passes than the next quarterback.
Until last night.
It may have been Mayfield’s second batted pass. Or his first. Either way, NBC play-by-play man Noah Eagle noted that since Mayfield was drafted by the Browns in 2018, no quarterback in the league has more batted-down passes.
That’s not good. Especially when the same starting quarterback is broken in some way.
November 9th, 2026 at 5:19 am
We’re not good for a lot of reasons. Overall, they have learned how to lose. It takes a lot to learn how to win. Whats our record since last year’s bye?
Yea, lots of Ls. Winning and losing are habits. Good teams dont learn how to lose. This GM, HC and QB dont have it in them to fix it or it would never happened or the problems would be fixed and back to winning. This has been the same team for 3 years. It’s not changing soon. They don’t have the right people in the building to show them how to win. The last 3 years, it’s not been a fluke. It’s who they are.
The eyeballs test and records confirm it.
November 9th, 2026 at 5:43 am
I told you folks the Bucs needed to win the turnover battle 4-0 and Baker would HAVE to throw the ball downfield successfully in order to win.
Well Baker hit one deep pass and we scored right after that – Bingo!
However – we needed more than just one downfield completion and the Bucs offensive line still can’t pass block worth a squirt…
Baker is still NOT good enough for us to beat a good team.
November 9th, 2026 at 5:46 am
Also – 4 or 5 false starts (2 by Wirfs), 2 clock penalties and holding calls.
Again – this type of sloppy play will kill you against good teams and it did last night.
November 9th, 2026 at 5:55 am
I’m far from a Baker apologist. I was hyper critical of signing Zac Robinson as our OC and very critical of resigning Mayfield to a lucrative deal because I felt like we could take a lot of cast-off 1st round QBs and reinvent them here like we did with him.
I know his personality and his ability to keep plays alive/break away from sacks (blessing and a curse) isn’t easily replicated, but almost everything else is.
But last night, Mayfield got banged up, badly. WRs dropped at least 3 or 4 passes yesterday. Even in the 0/3 game, 1 should have been a TD (or OPI by Ted Hurst) and Gainwell dropped the swing route to the flats.
So I don’t think it’s necessarily fair to criticize the passing game in its entirety when our WRs are dropping passes, or Baker is missing open guys or throwing to the defense (big reason Mike left — final play of career as Buc miscommunication interception iirc).
It’s like all the ppl jumping on Todd’s neck because we had corners who couldn’t cover for more than 2.5 seconds and we couldn’t generate a pass rush to save our lives.
Not saying the playcalling is perfect on either side, but I think it’s fair to say that it doesn’t all fall on the OC and DC when players are clearly underperforming or making mistakes.
Really proud of our defense last night. After dropping 14-0, it could’ve gotten ugly, but that was probably one of the most valiant defensive performances you will ever see. It’s a damn shame we didn’t finish the game, but there’s plenty to be optimistic about.
Baker being banged up and trying to throw more, that might not be it though… lol.
November 9th, 2026 at 5:55 am
Season #5 of falling backwards, hoping we can stumble to the top of the NFC-S dumpster fire. I was hoping this was the season we would charge into the playoffs. Bowles is currently 38-38 as Bucs HC. As a fan, I want to see a progression upwards to the upper tier of the league and a playoff run. I want to see us stomp a tough team and earn out way into the post season. Instead, I get to say, “We’ll, we’re better than some”. In hindsight (and I was for Baker), could Trask have been our Purdy — we will never know.
November 9th, 2026 at 6:05 am
Simmons is a good story but yikes. Just take Monday night’s broadcast, rinse and repeat. Now Bush on the other hand, go ahead and gush.
This dude agrees with Joe about making a move with the OC. At this point, the playbook is set and a move to Ernie or the qb coach is really the easiest thing you can do. Let’s face it, it’s the execution that needs to be changed.
The one tiny defense of Baker is the number of times that receivers are being hit in the hands and can’t catch the ball. Johnson made up for it but Hirst? Dang!
November 9th, 2026 at 6:10 am
seemed to me the gutted it out to tie the game, a possibility i had at <5% after the first quarter deficit. that we got that close is incredibly impressive defense. baker has been bad since the beginning of losing last year. his passes are off. they are inaccurate most times. certainly horrible under pressure except for the short ball big gainer that comes on scrambling. i was so worried we committed to 155M, if not daniel’s would be given another shot soon, even last night. he can throw but he needs to learn the pro game.
November 9th, 2026 at 6:10 am
That Bears loss really did expose everything at once — the passing game, the drops, the penalties, all of it. The defense played hard enough to win, which makes the offensive collapse even harder to watch. I follow the latest NFL and Bucs news on TrendWire, and this kind of honest breakdown is exactly what I look for after a game like that.
November 9th, 2026 at 6:11 am
Hah- good post- snuck in a Trask reference at the end! Had me till you didn’t!!
November 9th, 2026 at 6:14 am
I have disliked Collinsworth since the ’02 SB season. He was so enamored with Michael Vick, how great he has, yadi-yadi-ya. We’ll that ’02 defense put the hurt on Vick! Collinsworth keeps yammering 🙁
November 9th, 2026 at 6:16 am
I tried to take a catnap during halftime and be fresh for the 2nd half…… I didn’t wake-up until just before midnight and grabbed phone to see what happened…..
However, I caught the replay on the NFL Network and saw what happened!!!
The got a gift by that fumble, then they scored,….. but Bowles and his incessant use of that silly pressure blitz that does not work and it killed them again last night by leaving TE Loveland wide open…… Great Googly Moogly!!!
Play normal defense to get to overtime and then roll the dice in OT, but not beforehand!!!!!
November 9th, 2026 at 6:17 am
I didnt pick a winner for this game but i did say that johnson with 1 day less of preparation playing on Monday night will have his team more prepared than bowles . That was an ugly start to the game by the bucs defense and also when the game was on the line he knew to draw up a play that involved a busted coverage on a tight end a todd bowles special. another todd bowles special was him saying after the game we need to score more points but opting for fgs, smh
November 9th, 2026 at 6:19 am
Hey, I wonder what Leftwich is up to these days…?
November 9th, 2026 at 6:26 am
I watched Gun Smoke.
November 9th, 2026 at 6:40 am
sam darnold with jsn played a worse game the week before vs bears defense. caleb also with better weapons had 4 turnovers ints. give baker someone to throw to , collinsworth was harping on that all game
November 9th, 2026 at 6:41 am
Im fairly certain that if we ran for the whole game and used the counter about 90% of the time we would have won the game.
November 9th, 2026 at 6:43 am
We had SO MANY negative plays passing. Sacks. Drops. A pick 6. We would have been better off running power every down. In fact, im starting to think the Bucs should just do that and keep doing it and see what happens. It could be a renaissance.
November 9th, 2026 at 6:44 am
I don’t care who the OC is. If your QB is doing the following you won’t have success. 1. Throwing late almost all the time. 2. Throwing behind receivers multiple times. 3. Happy feet in the pocket. 4. Staring down receivers almost all night. 5. Taking unnecessary sacks. 6. Little or no touch throwing the ball in intermediate routes.
Baker does not look comfortable dropping back, even when the OL gives him a clean pocket. He does not confident.
How you blame the OC, when the following happens
1. 4 of the 5 lineman false start. With our all pro doing it twice.
2. Tez dropping passes. Even though they are thrown behind him
3. A WR group that is non existent
I’m tired that Baker is hurt every game.
The real question is not firing the OC, but will they tell their franchise QB enough is enough. Look at bad habits and correct it now. Repeating the same bad habits each week and then saying you need to play better at presser after game is lunacy. If Baker can correct it, Daniels should go into the game.
Will the front office do that. I doubt it.
Blaming the OC is not it. We did that last year.
November 9th, 2026 at 6:45 am
should think about playing zyon at wr
November 9th, 2026 at 6:46 am
The tank for a pick strategy does not work. Look how awe full Titans look with their over,all number one from the,Canes. Caleb looked terrible for 2/3 of the game. He got lucky by be Bears,defense,stopping the run. Despite the pick six Baker looked better than Williams who became,a dear in The headlights,with four picks. Definitely fire,Robinson and turn it over to the,QB coach or assistant OC.
November 9th, 2026 at 7:01 am
If they went back to the blocking scheme why not go back to the pasing scheme as well?
November 9th, 2026 at 7:03 am
“Hell, maybe the Bucs can drag Bucco Bruce Arians off his golf cart for two month?”
That could be a realistic play, keeping him in red pen mode and letting someone else manage day-to-day b.s. But how long will it take to get him up to speed? He’s been completely disconnected for a while now.
The bye week would be the obvious time to make a complete change, but I don’t believe Bowles is willing to do it. Last year’s disgraceful performance by McGaughey is proof (special teams could have been just as good with no coach at all, we were just kicking it out the back of the end zone).
P.S., the loss really wasn’t close, if you give the Bears the touchdown they should have had on the kickoff return that was called back on a holding penalty that wasn’t.
November 9th, 2026 at 7:05 am
“Unless Joe receives a text or an email from the Bucs’ media relations office notifying the local pen and mic club that the team parted ways with offensive coordinator Zac Robinson, then that tells Joe the Bucs are not serious about making the playoffs this year.”
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I love your blog Joe, but sometimes you just do not make sense.
So, if the Bucs fire Robinson (and I also think he sucks) in the middle of the season how is that going to improve they playoff chances? Who are the Bucs going to replace him with? Do you think we have a Liam Coen on the staff?
I mean, you never know until one makes such a switch. But that could also provide the opposite results
November 9th, 2026 at 7:08 am
^^^^ Ok, I should have finished reading. Yea, why not, Zac sucks so bad it can’t get much worse
November 9th, 2026 at 7:10 am
@ Harry
“Who are the Bucs going to replace him with?”
Hi Harry – good morning.
This might assist you:
“(For those whining about “But Joe, who will call plays?” offensive assistant Ken Zampese is a former NFL offensive coordinator. Also, quarterbacks coach Chandler Whitmer, a former quarterback, was Indiana’s offensive coordinator last year”
From the above article…
November 9th, 2026 at 7:14 am
Blocking scheme is the biggest part of the problem. To me the scheme goes back and forth from Zach’s to Todd’s. Last night there were not enough non linemen in many of the blocking scheme. There is an obvious difference to me. Zach continues to revert to his way and that often stalls drives. That along with the infuriating motion calls. I’m not clear how Joe goes from Baker is broken to Zach needs to go but I’ve been on the Zach needs to go waggon since preseason. As far as Bruce goes unless he wants the OC job under Todd he needs to butt out. Finally some logic. I think I’ll have a kit kat. They are actually really good.
November 9th, 2026 at 7:20 am
Jeeeze that’s a harsh take ,,, I believe after watching the Bucs against a Super Bowl ready team/coach that if we have No Turnovers , limit penalties , we can play with anyone in the NFC
November 9th, 2026 at 7:22 am
A line that can’t pass block.
WRs and TEs that can’t get open
Or worse,
If they do, they can’t catch the ball.
The same people blaming Mayfield, are the same people who thought this was a good team that would challenge for the NFC title.
They Still don’t know what’s wrong with this team- even when they are looking right at it.
If all of you blaming the QB still haven’t figured it out by now. Then you never will
November 9th, 2026 at 7:38 am
The Bears are who we thought they were..We let them off the hook!!!
Turnovers Turnovers UGH!!
Anzelone needs to take a pair of garden shears and cut Maunch’s hair for the stupid azz holding calls!!!….Anyhow on to the by and work on the passing attack
Go Bucs!!
November 9th, 2026 at 7:38 am
it was a team loss. giving up 14 in the first quarter and giving up a game winning score when it counts is not the hallmark of a great defense.
the passing game sucks, there is no quick fix. robinson is deficient. when i watched him calling plays in the preseason i thought “well i guess the playbook is hidden, its preseason”
no, that was it. thats all zac has.
too many drops, sacks, penalties. lets see what goedeke has to pontificate about the o-line greatness today.
grandpa bowles has to go.
November 9th, 2026 at 7:40 am
@ Capt.
No doubt – plenty of blame to go around…
However Baker is just not playing well enough either especially for the $60M per season he is now earning.
– lack of downfield accuracy
– happy feet in the pocket
– throwing behind open receivers on intermediate routes
– constantly staring down his receivers (check out that pick 6 throw)
– hanging on to the ball too long (one of the worst release times in the NFL)
– 2 delay of game penalties
– blocked passes
– constant fumbling
Just to name a few for you buddy.
November 9th, 2026 at 7:45 am
BTW Baker leads all NFL QBs in fumbling the past 5 seasons…
At least Baker excells at one thing besides “grit and moxy”.
November 9th, 2026 at 8:04 am
Remember when Chris Simms had 1 out of every 6 passes either batted down or picked off?
1 of 6!
If they didn’t blow up his spleen he was going to get benched.
This isn’t new for Tampa.
November 9th, 2026 at 8:10 am
Mayfield Stats 2026 through week 9.
3 TD passes / 4 interceptions / 6 total fumbles / 3 lost fumbles / QBR 32.4
Here is the kicker:
He is directly responsible for losing to Bengals, Browns, Bears, and counting.
He had nothing to do with wins against the Panthers & Falcons.
November 9th, 2026 at 8:15 am
“ Five things “
That is two more than the Bucs have wins and their next game is the weekend before Thanksgiving!
Yet their are still folks talking about 1/2 game blah blah blah out of first place and other playoff NONSENSE!
November 9th, 2026 at 8:15 am
Baker is Jameis 2.0 sprinkled in with a little Tua contract commitment along with a Manziel Character. Why was he watching the Bears offense throughout the first half and not scheming with his O Coordinator and/or team????
November 9th, 2026 at 8:17 am
Blame Zac all you want Joe. He wasn’t the one who threw a pick six to lose the game. That would be your boy Baker. He also isn’t the one responsible for shutting down the offense when that get in FG range. Todd loves him three points. Yeah Joe, let’s keep Todd, and keep going through OC, after OC. That’s worked so well the last five years.
November 9th, 2026 at 8:26 am
Baker has injuries, lasting injuries, and it’s obvious. Baker will launch some rockets from time to time, like that bomb down the field, but Baker seems to have a messed up throwing shoulder. Sure, you can say “oh that was last season…” but if anyone’s had a jacked up shoulder, once it’s injured, it’s never 100% again no matter how many cortisone shots, PRP, BMAC, you give it to avoid surgery especially when it’s the dominant arm.
November 9th, 2026 at 8:32 am
How’s coen and them jags doing?
One of the biggest mistakes this franchise has made is letting a young talented OC walk out the door!
November 9th, 2026 at 8:34 am
Baker throws too many inaccurate passes at this stage if his career. He is just not a very good passer. We paid him elite QB money. We have other issues but he needs an offense to carry him and not the other way around. Now that we overpaid we are stuck with this because we will not be able to afford to surround him with the talent he needs. Congratulations front office. You bought and average QB for great QB money.
November 9th, 2026 at 8:51 am
The Bucs Offense scored more points than the Bears Offense.
Caleb had a lower QB rating.
The Bucs played hard and did not quit.
But it is a loss.
November 9th, 2026 at 8:54 am
The whole offense shares responsibility for the loss, but you can’t take FGs from inside the 5 against a good team and expect to win. Maybe you get the TD, maybe you don’t, but you’re not getting a better opportunity…gotta take the shot.
November 9th, 2026 at 9:05 am
The coordinator needs to come up with a couple bread and butter surefire plays to get five yards near the goal line or for first downs. The young receivers need to catch the ball every time. The quarterback needs to eliminate turnovers. Other than that, the Bucs offense was okay against one of the better defenses in the league. All easy fixes, with a little determination.
November 9th, 2026 at 9:15 am
3-6, how’d we ever win 3??? It’s a miracle!
Todd is a terrible HC. All he does is find ways to lose.
Is the defense better than last year? By a mile yes. But it’s still leaky in big moments.
No more blaming the OC. That ship has sailed. You broke it, you bought it!
All you’re doing by blaming Robinson is kicking the can down the road.
Bowles must be fired at seasons end. Licht should also be gone. But first things first.
November 9th, 2026 at 9:27 am
Baker is definitely the reason the Bucs lost.
November 9th, 2026 at 9:33 am
This stuff is as dumb as “Mayfield can’t throw deep.” He threw a picture perfect deep ball to Tez Johnson at the goal line. Problem with the Bucs is no quick inside slants or outs. Patterns take too long to develop with an O line that is not very good protecting Mayfield. Brady would not have put up with such shoddy pass blocking. When Bucs do throw downfield there is a 50% chance the pass will be dropped.
November 9th, 2026 at 9:58 am
We bragged all off season how good our receivers where even without Mike. We were chanting MVP last year for our QB. We were all excited that one of the best offensive lines where going to be back together.
Well we have he same receivers, same QB, and same line. So what is different…only the coordinator. The running game is finally coming together, even in last nights game. But our passing offense looks horrible schematically. Baker is not getting time to throw more than behind the line of scrimmage. Receivers are not getting open. I even noticed many receivers were running routs and stopping, nobody is running open. Even Chicago’s DB’s were noticing which allowed them to step into the interceptions. Nothing looks good in the passing game. Bye week needs to be Bye week to someone!!
November 9th, 2026 at 10:04 am
sorry folks – there aren’t going to be any coaching or roster or front office changes through 2027 – that’s just how the Glazers (mis)handle the franchise –
It’s a Bucs Life – and with losses coming to DET BAL LAR and maybe ATL CAR the faithful can still hope the Bucs win the SB after a 6-11 season – go Bucs
November 9th, 2026 at 10:20 am
Truth!
November 9th, 2026 at 10:21 am
@ Gipper
“Problem with the Bucs is no quick inside slants or outs. Patterns take too long to develop with an O line that is not very good protecting Mayfield.”
I agree – and here is another question for you – where are the play-action bootlegs? Rollout passes?
Why does this OC insist on just leaving Baker within that weak and inconsistent pocket?
Baker is NOT a good pocket passer – why do they keep doing it over and over again?
November 9th, 2026 at 10:22 am
Baker has happy feet because he’s under duress the second he drops back…the line got lulled to sleep last two weeks without having to pass block, and when they did against a good pass rush they were on their heels all night! BAKER, like all QBs needs a good O.C and game plan to have slants and timing rts to get into a rhythm like he did when he was a top 5 QB under Coens game plan! It has the receivers looking pedestrian as well…you can’t tell me a bunch of QBs with that much pressure and lack of creativity would not get killed for looking like crap and rushing throws to non-open WRs…Drake Maybe, who ppl here said they would take over Baker, Sam Darnold, Love, etc would not fair any better under those conditions…and without the synergy u get a Baker trying to do too much, forcing throws, and in turn picks that just stall the whole thing to a crawl…You can’t tell me if Coen was the O.C last night, the way we were humming 24 months ago, we dont win by at least 2 scores! I am curious if Baker who has enough experience can go rouge and change plays consistently at the line of scrimmage when it calls for it, which is alot! I, as a broken down mailman literally called out what we were gonna do at a 98% clip last night! If I can do it, well….when the batter knows the exact pitch your gonna throw everytime…you will lose the game, and he will be in the Hall of fame…ive said my peace…