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Find me on Twitter pack underscore datad.ab well today we are going to do exactly what

I promised although maybe not exactly so what I had mentioned kind of is that rather than just

spending the whole time speculating and or whining whatever why don't we actually dig into it and find out

what happened? And I want to focus on offense. Maybe we'll switch to defense. I don't know.

I tend to think offense is easier to diagnose. It's easier to see what the intent was. Defense can be a little bit more convoluted, at least for me.

I don't know.

Maybe it's different for different people.

It's hard to know assignments and everything else on defense.

Offense, you know, they pretty much declare exactly.

You know, the wide receivers run exactly the routes that they were told to run.

So that's pretty straightforward.

The offensive linemen, you can see exactly who they're blocking.

Progressions and whatnot, maybe not quite as straightforward, but doesn't super matter.

So I wanted to look at offense today.

Now, at the time, I was very frustrated, as I tend to get, I wouldn't even say with Jordan Love necessarily. My frustration

is Jordan, like everybody else, had a bad day. And there is a crew of Jordan defenders that

want to come in and pretend that he didn't have a bad day or his bad day was everybody else's

fault. It was bad play calling. It was the drops. It was the, it was the pressure. It was the offensive line. And it just, it just drives me absolutely freaking insane.

However, why don't we do this? I had, let me, let me look who it was real quick, if I can find

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