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Thread: Does Ozzie get some blame?
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09-21-2015, 10:33 AM #25Pro Bowl Poster
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09-21-2015, 10:34 AM #26
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Exactly. Pittsburgh and GB get guys like Jordy Nelson, Devante Adams, Randall Cobb, Marcus Wheaton, Martavis Bryant--playmakers in rounds 2014, while we get more defensive line run stoppers year after year after year. This team needs to bring in a consultant to help they get playmakers on offense or something, because the days of shopping at Dollar Tree for weapons are coming to an end.
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09-21-2015, 10:37 AM #27Pro Bowl Poster
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The funniest thing is that....our D can't stop shit anyway. Maybe Pitt is a little ambitious fielding that defense...but if your offense can legitimately score 40+ points a game....
I just don't understand the reasoning behind signing guys like Michael Huff, or that Dallas guy can't remember his name. Like whyyyyyyyyy
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09-21-2015, 10:40 AM #28
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09-21-2015, 10:40 AM #29Regular 1st Stringer
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Exactly! SSR is a great competitor but when your number 1 receiver is 36 years old then there is a problem. Ozzie let Torrey Smith and Boldin go to the 49ers and with Pitta out the receiving corps is suspect. If Aiken does not fumble against the Raiders the game may have been very different. Ozzie seems to be more focused on defense in the era where passing is king in the NFL.
Get some freaking guys who are healthy, can run, and can catch. I am tired of fade patterns to a 5'9" 36 year old receiver where the ball either goes over his head or is unable to make the catch. SSR is great but is no longer a number 1 receiver.
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09-21-2015, 10:42 AM #30Regular 1st Stringer
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09-21-2015, 10:44 AM #31
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How is drafting a receiver in the first round then trading up in the second round for the suppose best tightend in this year draft is saying Ozzie doesn't think surrounding Joe Flacco with quality offensive weapons is a priority?. For undrafted rookie I thought Aiken played quite well after his fumble and there were moments when Flacco passes just was off leaving his undrafted receivers hanging.
I don't think Ozzie expected for Perriman to get hurt and I don't know what Ozzie could have done better to make sure Flacco was good receiver wise.
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Our defense is ok. It needs a leader to step up. The Ravens kept the last drive by the Raiders alive, TWICE, by doing un-needed penalties. Clean those up and The Ravens will be better.
Offense looks a tad hit or miss under Tressman. ?It seems like the playcallign is a tad schitzo. Habvent seen much rhythem for Flacco or Forsett.
It's not all his fault, but to answer the OP, YES, Ozzie gets some blame for this too. We have a few holes in the roster.
You try to build depth all arond and WR is most obviously deficient. I understand that you can't predict injuries, but relying entirely on a rookie and 36 year old was a recipe for disaster. We appear quite thin there. REALLY hoping Perriman is all he's advertised to be once he's healthy.
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09-21-2015, 10:48 AM #34
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And I thought I was pissed.
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09-21-2015, 10:48 AM #35
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09-21-2015, 10:54 AM #36
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Ozzie addressed it this year but right now neither of those guys can be counted on. The point is it was ignored the previous 4 years or so resulting in the lack of depth of WR. I think Oz T ird to make it right but Perriman's injury highlighted the need. Pitt & GB has both lost starting WR's to start and have not missed a beat so far because they have other talented receivers on the team.
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