Just to generalize, the offense played below their potential due to the play calling.

The defense as a whole played above their potential in run d, and at or below their potential in pass d.

Special teams played below their potential on kick/punt return, at their potential on punts and above the potential in field goals.

Sadly, I think our kicker was the player of the game.

 

Two guys for me I was happy to see playing at potential:

Parker: that grab over the CB is exactly what I was hoping for from him and I'm sure we'll see him go up and get contested balls more often.

Ajayi: it's great to have several 200-yard games, but too often he had subpar games last year. The Chargers game gave me reason to think he might be a good workhorse/every-down back that can often get us 100+ yards.

 

I'd argue THEIR kicker was the player of the game :smile:

 

I would say Codey Parker played above their potential.

I would put James at his potential. He was a first round pick. He should be a great right tackle.

 

Well heck, it is kinda hard to argue with that logic. He will look great in a Dolphins uniform next season....I hear that's a thing now. Miss two against Miami and we will give you a contract.

 

Potential...

Above: None.

At: Pouncey, James, Steen, Bushrod, Ajayi, Starting WRs, the LBs, Jones, Parkey, Kiko

Below: Cutler, Tunsil, Davis, Howard, Maxwell.

For the below, that can't be the best these guys have. Most disappointed in Tunsil.

Jones was having to make up for mental gaffs with Allen and Maxwell.

 

Above:
James
William hayes
Parkay

At:
Cutler
Suh
Ajayi
Parker
Landry
Stills
Bushrod
Steen
Pouncey
Davis
Branch
Chase allen
Haack

Below:
Everybody else

 

pass rush was way below potential. Would like to see how bad the LBs and Das are if we can get a decent pass rush. My guess is that they aren't that bad

 

Landry?


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