Week 1 PROS/CONS for your team

[Maynard]

Browns

Pros - only 15 more to go

Cons - still have 15 more to go

 

[Rudi]

PROS
-Offensive line looked pretty damn good for having 3 new starters. I was real worried about the line heading into the season, they played well against one of the best Ds in the league
-BJGE looked good too when we used him. Fell behind too much late but he had a good game

CONS
-Taylor Mays
-Taylor Mays
-Taylor Mays
-Replacement officials

 

[nwfisch]

The Bears

Pros....
Offense as a whole. Can't say they did much wrong.

Cons.....
It as the Colts. And Jay can't afford to start like he did against better teams.

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I'm still worried about the Oline.

 

[Woy]

Titans

PROS

Jake Locker - He is still sailing some throws, but completing over 70% of his throws was definitely not what I expected in his first start. The audible on fourth and inches from a run to the fade route for Nate Washington was :fap:worthy and the throw he made was perfect. He also learned from his mistakes through the game, despite having constant pressure throughout.
Kamerion Wimbley - There were questions of him not being able to fit the 4-3 scheme as a every-down DE, but he was okay in the run game and put constant pressure on Tom Brady.
Robert Johnson - I didn't yell at him in the secondary compared to his safety counterpart, so he gets a pass here.

CONS
The offensive line - Absolutely horrendous effort on both sides of the ball. Chris Johnson had nowhere to run once again throughout the game and their pass protection for Locker was the worst I've seen it in years. All-Pro Michael Roos looked overmatched against a rookie DE in Chander Jones.
Run defense - Once Colin McCarthy went down with an injury, there was huge gaps everywhere. Holes weren't being filled and there were way too many missed tackles.
Michael Griffin - So much for playing up to your new contract. Got scorched on a deep route that Brandon Lloyd thankfully dropped, took bad pursuit angles on run plays and missed some easy tackles. He has to play better in order for this defense to give the offense a break every once in a while.
Jerry Gray - No adjustments whatsoever on the defensive side of the ball. His guys just dropped into zone, rushed four and let Brady pick them apart - the complete opposite type of gameplan I saw in the pre-season.

 

[ThomasTomasz]

Interesting from Jerry Gray. As a Williams disciple, one would think he would be doing far more creative things out there.

 

[dave]

Titans
Jerry Gray - No adjustments whatsoever on the defensive side of the ball. His guys just dropped into zone, rushed four and let Brady pick them apart - the complete opposite type of gameplan I saw in the pre-season.

He could have game planned his ass off. They were still losing.

Not knocking the Titans, but they were facing Brady/Belichick. No gameplan wins that game for them ... especially when the Pats' D absolutely shuts down 28.

 

[BigBucs]

Panthers
- Cam didn't totally suck
Bucs did a great job of not letting him kill them with his feet being held to 5 rushing yards but he still threw for over 300 yards and 1 of his interceptions was right off the recievers hands so in my eyes he only threw 1.

If Aqib is considered a Panthers WR then yea, otherwise, nope.

 

[stevsta]

Rams

Pros
-Chris Long
-Our defense looked markedly better
-A seemingly tough mentality (for 3 & 1/3 qtrs)
-Kicking & Punting


Cons
-Conservative play calling
-We don't know how to close out a game
-Injuries to our O-Line making it hard to both run the ball and protect bradford
-Our receiving crew is still a sub 28 squad

 

[St. Francisco]

49ers

PROS

-Ummm...how about everything? Alex Smith picked up where he left off from last year, and really looks to be coming into his own under Harbaugh. The passing game is greatly improved with new targets like Moss and Manningham taking attention away from Crabtree and Davis. The ground game is still dominant, and we're deep at the position just in case an injury happens. The offense was extremely balanced too, with 30 runs and 32 passes...I think that's a winning formula. One-dimensional teams may be fun to watch, but a balanced offense is nearly impossible to stop. And that defense...christ, I don't know how, but I think they may be even better than last year. Patrick Willis played only sparingly, and Bowman was lights out in his absence. We baffled what might be the best QB playing right now all game long.


CONS

-The one that really sticks out to me is pass protection, which was an issue last year, and looks to be again this year. Alex Smith was sacked more than any other QB in 2011, and went down four times this game. Clay Matthews was a big part of that, but still, we have to protect our man better.

I look forward to seeing how we handle Suh on Sunday night.

 

[Blick]

Pros

Jamaal Charles looked like Jamaal Charles
Matt Cassel looked good in the first half
Justin Houston got a sack
Run defense
Dontari Poe made a tackle for loss

Cons

Matt Ryan ran a clinic up and down the field on KC's depleted defense
Running game was stuffed in the 2nd half
Matt Cassel looked like Matt Cassel in the 2nd half
Romeo and his staff got outcoached
Special teams

 

[Matt]

Pros- its week 1

Cons- y'all have paragraphs for week 1

 

[Rblake]

COLTS

Pros:

• Luck looks like he'll be very good.
• Defense looked incredible on the first two drives.
• The young talent on the team shows much potential.
• Our LB's and Secondary showed promise.

Cons:

• Offensive line is terrible.
• Defensive line is not very good. We need a NT.
• Donald Brown can't catch.
• Our RB's are well below average.
• Those younger guys that show potential will take a couple years to produce.
• Injuries are killing us. We need Freeney and Angerer in there.
• The defense stopped attacking and started reacting after Freeney went out.
• It will take a year for everyone to be comfortable in the new offense and defensive schemes.

 

[NAHSTE]

Pros- its week 1

Cons- y'all have paragraphs for week 1

Bullet points, not paragraphs, fucknuts.