of course Chris Cornell was A God

Would Audio Slave be acceptable as well?

@tiamat63 said:

At some point, fans need to acknowledge the high level professionals both on the field and in the coaching box/booth on the other side.

What you saw last night was an absolute masterclass by Kyle Shanahan on defensive imbalance. Specifically targeted to neutralize the Rams Dline - and it worked.

At one point, middle of the 3rd qtr, 32% of the Niners passes were on called screens of some kind. Smoke, Tunnel, TE, HB Fox, didn't matter... screens. A part from the one deep shot, off 6+chip pass pro, San Fran relied on the 5 step and 'ball out' the rest of the game. Then they found themselves in 2nd and favorable along with 3rd and short the bulk of the the remaining. I haven't charted yet, but of the true pass rush reps, I'd say Myles was given half dozen - tops.

To reducing things down to "Myles, LOL" is what the lowest common denominator does. Don't be that.

It helped that he is dealing with an injury from which he has not fully recovered. But I agree with you which is why I said they had a plan to effectively deal with him. Purdy is just the right QB to pull it off exactly as they had planned. It was brilliant strategy. EDIT: And acquiring Mike Evans was key to it all as well. I think they said he set a personal record for most 3rd down conversions in a single game.

@dutch-oven said:

Well the season started well for us Browns fans - the Rams lost and Myles had zero starts. No tackles, no sacks.

@nickers said:

Absolutely beautiful!.. And I wasn't laughing at you.. Just the fact Garrett had 0 pressures or sacks.... I think it says a lot and that he benefitted from Clevelands personeal on D last season.

At some point, fans need to acknowledge the high level professionals both on the field and in the coaching box/booth on the other side.

What you saw last night was an absolute masterclass by Kyle Shanahan on defensive imbalance. Specifically targeted to neutralize the Rams Dline - and it worked.

At one point, middle of the 3rd qtr, 32% of the Niners passes were on called screens of some kind. Smoke, Tunnel, TE, HB Fox, didn't matter... screens. A part from the one deep shot, off 6+chip pass pro, San Fran relied on the 5 step and 'ball out' the rest of the game. Then they found themselves in 2nd and favorable along with 3rd and short the bulk of the the remaining. I haven't charted yet, but of the true pass rush reps, I'd say Myles was given half dozen - tops.

To reducing things down to "Myles, LOL" is what the lowest common denominator does. Don't be that.

@dutch-oven said:

Well the season started well for us Browns fans - the Rams lost and Myles had zero starts. No tackles, no sacks.

Absolutely beautiful!.. And I wasn't laughing at you.. Just the fact Garrett had 0 pressures or sacks.... I think it says a lot and that he benefitted from Clevelands personeal on D last season.