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You know, schematically, we've got to do a better job of getting the ball out of our hand right now. And then secondly, I would say the offensive line just has to do a better job holding up in protection. And we're trying to find different ways to do it. You know, and some of those, you know, it's easy on some of those sacks. You go back and watch the film, the ball should be out. It would be easy for you guys and everyone else to say, well, the offensive line should

have did that.

So I wouldn't rush to that conclusion.

But we got to coach better.

We got to play better and execute.

Meanwhile, head coach continues to blame the offensive coordinator for their

offensive problems,

which I think is just a horrible look, because I don't know what Mayo knows what he's doing either.

How is his defense look?

How are they at setting the edge?

Oh, my gosh, horrible.

Let me ask you, how are they keeping quarterbacks contained in the pocket, making them throw from the pocket?

No, horrible.

In fact, this is why I said earlier, they're undisciplined because that's what that is. That's discipline. Does Gerard Mayo have a clue? Do we have any idea? How are his challenges yesterday? I thought the challenges were horrific. Again, he missed one early. It ultimately didn't bite them in the ass because the Niners ended up only settling for three. The defense ended up holding down by the goal line.

But on their first scoring series, to get down there, there was a big third down pass to George Kittle, and he trapped it against the ground. And he missed it. Mayo missed it. And on the broadcast, it was always like, well, it looked like he wanted to throw it, but it's too late. They went to the next play. Just another sign of a bad dysfunctional team, and it didn't take any time at all for the head coach to start pointing fingers at the offensive coordinator.

Can I give you another one, too? Do you remember the sequence where they were down at the 12-yard line? The Niners were. It was a second down play, and they got called for a illegal man downfield to make it, which would have pushed them back. and the Patriots declined to give them third down at the 12 instead of pushing them back to, is that a 10-yarder ineligible man downfield? It might only be five. I'm not sure. But either way, you're back at the 17. And so the point is you're going to give up the field goal either way. No, instead they gave up the Kittle touchdown where he made the two pages like a bunch of little children right so

but why give him another shot from the 12 when you could have push him back and i know it would

have been two plays but you know and then the defense failed on top of it so the defense failed on

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