Mr.TaterSalad

Alright, nice to see it was ruled incomplete. I thought they'd say it was a TD and reverse it.

That's a TD I think. Looks like he caught it and made a football move. Can officiating get anything right on the field anymore? Everything is a review now.

Are the Giants going to blow this?

I think collectively we were all wrong about Anzalone. He's been quite good this season and has been a clear leader for this defense. Great move to bring him back. Amazing to me that a defensive captain is a healthy scratch and doesn't even suit up and play.

I don't understand what this front office saw in Josh Paschal. Maybe, hopefully, he steps it up. But where is the productivity, where are the plays being made?

I didn't realize this but defensive captain Charles Harris, who they paid all that money to when they resigned him this off-season, was a healthy scratch. How does that happen? You thought so highly of him to both resign him, pay him, and make him a defensive captain and the dude didn't even suit up and play?

I don't know for certain. But after the game yesterday when TJ Lang interviewed him he seemed to elude in his postgame quote that he felt player discipline was the issue and not coaching. This is what he said to TJ: "It was discipline that cost us. Not effort, not coaching, not scheme."

I wish he was talking to his coordinators too and not just his players.

0 snaps for Tracy Walker yesterday. Have they given up on Walker?

Hurts and the Eagles offense looked like **** tonight and are going to lose. It's too bad we aren't surging at the right time, late in the season like prior years. We'd be able to catch Philly if this was how they were playing and we were actually playing better.

His decision to go for it in the second quarter was not the right decision.

Does it feel like this season when a team gets a second look at the Lions, ie a division opponent, they improve against us and we don't make adjustments and get better? I know, we beat the Bears the last time by adjusting late in the game and winning. But it feels like both Chicago and Green Bay adjust to our gameplan and we don't as effectively to them.

Dan Campbell in the post game interview with TJ Lang: "It was discipline that cost us. Not effort, not coaching, not scheme." Coaching accepting no blame I see.

I said this the other week, but if they somehow blow the division and miss the playoffs then we're having a whole different conversation that we don't want to have to have.

Even if they limp into the playoffs it sure feels like they'll get smoked and be one and done.

My lord, if the Packers win tomorrow this town is going to be in full panic mode about the division. Really not looking forward to that.

A fitting ending for Jared Goff today. Any talk of an extension should be officially gone after today.

Hahahahaha, he just fell down on that one.

What the hell was that? Where was Goff throwing that too?

What a disaster.

I think this regime suffers at least a small bit from smartest guys in the room syndrome. We don't need to make aggressive moves at the deadline, we don't need to change our scheme, we don't need to make substantive schematic changes. We like our team, we like our coaching staff, everything's fine. We've been struggling on one side of the ball or the other and we've been able to masquerade our struggles with a few wins.

3 punts and a turnover. Yet another terrible third quarter.

What is going on with Goff? Ever since that Ravens game he looks like a different QB.

The offense has looked bad all day and now the defense is melting down too. This is increasingly feeling like a loss.