Takeaways of Pats game

[Hypocycloids]

 

[SteelerFan448]

4 out of 5 offensive linemen are playing out of their natural position. I think they put up a graphic about it during the game. Can’t imagine why they would be so bad.

Fautanu started most of his college career at LT, including 15 games at the position in 2023. McCormick started 57 straight games at left guard in college. I'm not sure I'd call either playing out of their natural positions; they have to readjust to them.

 

[Steeltime]

No worries. This image of the Steelers offensive line preparing for the Bengals game has quelled my fears:

 

[Gildong Sack]

Alot of people are regurgitating about Aaron being too old to be back there. Even yesterday, he was making throws that should've been caught, he did have a couple of over throws. His arm talent is better than anyones out there. When Rudy was there, on that 3rd down pass, he barely had time to escape. Now putting Howard or Allar back there-unless they need to be there would be insane.

Yes. If those throws had been caught and we win people wouldn't be looking for scapegoats in the wrong places. They try to blame Rodgers, but dont blame the backs for not being able to run the ball...both problems stem from the same place. Throw in receivers not catching easy throws and we have this shitstorm of misdirected frustration.

 

[Gildong Sack]

I understand wanting to see Allar or Howard in a regular season game, and we might see it by December if the season completely goes off the rails, but as long as the season is competitive, Rodgers is probably the best option.

Absolutely he is. I watched a "creator" podcast guy on you tube saying we need to apologize to Tomlin because Khan is the problem as McCarthy is putting on the same type performances.

As if Tomlin didn't have a hand in many, many draft abortions. McCarthy has been here for 7 MONTHS vs. Tomlin's 19 YEARS. Many fans on social media are already calling for Mike McCarthy's head. I swear every year it seems like our fan base gets dumber.