And that doesn't include the mental errors from the coaches.
Actually came away pretty impressed with Harrison in this film thread.
Obviously, there is some stuff there which he needs to work on, but he really seemed to adjust well in the moment and turned in a pretty good Q3 and Q4.
Tyrod Taylor has never been anywhere near a QB that should keep a #1 pick from competing for a starting job.
At his peak, he’s a mediocre QB.
I kind of feel like Tyrod is here more to protect Mayfield from Hue than anything else.
Now that's the first good reason not to let Baker compete for the gig that's been given yet.
I kind of feel like Tyrod is here more to protect Mayfield from Hue than anything else.
Actually came away pretty impressed with Harrison in this film thread.
Obviously, there is some stuff there which he needs to work on, but he really seemed to adjust well in the moment and turned in a pretty good Q3 and Q4.
It's a dirty little secret that Hubbard was worse, or perhaps equally suceptable to getting beat in week one. To be fair, he lined up against a defensive front that knew his tendencies inside and out. Watt was masterful setting Hubbard up from one move to the next. I hope both tackles are looking at a bounce back weekend. Fitzpatrick is a statue in the pocket and New Orleans didn't get a single sack last week.