I also feel like some of it is related to how a QB reacts to pressure. Rudolph had a great pocket presence, could avoid a tackle, step up into the pocket and make a pass. I feel like Sanders panics and gets happy feet.
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Rudolph could make those subtle little shifts to just eek by a defender .
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Great return and no flag
Thatâs great analysis! Fascinating that Sanders is more likely to throw a possible interception than a big play which is what he is most proficient at.
He was part deer
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Not what I want to see coming out of halftime.
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Canât let them get 7 on first downs.
Robinson is good â I hoped our D would bottle him up.
Their get big plays on first down.
What play call is that??? Ridiculous.
Dunn needs to go
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That play call tells me Dunn/Gundy are afraid of letting Sanders air it out.
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Câmon defense, we need you to bail out Dunn and our offense!
Again, broken record here, but if we havenât scored a point in the 3rd Quarter all year, what is wrong with giving Shane a shot?
Would that be questioning coaching?
I am an amazing armchair coach!
Wish Gundy would have watched the game last week.
This would be where Lincoln Riley pulls the QB to actually try and win because winning for the team and the fan base is more important than one playerâs feelings (when that player has been careless with the ball).
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Thank God for penalties â itâs our only offense
Not even catchable â jeez
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