POLL-What Has Been Our Worst Loss This Year?

[jlrfalcon]

We are now 1-4 and some may want to be obsessed with them while others may totally ignore them.  However, proper analysis should really try to look at what was wrong with them and move on.  The question of this poll is which one was truly our worst loss?  

 

at Minnesota Vikings 28-12 - down 28-0 at one point to a strong defensive team, Ryan intercepted twice and sacked 4 times, Freeman fumbles, Bosher's punt blocked, Minnesota's Cook has a great run show while Cousins barely has to throw the ball

 

at Indianapolis Colts 27-24 - no Luck but Indy's Brissett throws for 300+ yards and completes 16 passes in a row to start game, our offense falls behind 20-3 early but does have some life in 2nd half but too late, we lose Neal for the season, we rack up 16 penalties for 128 yards

 

Tennessee Titans 24-10 - talk before the game was Tennessee's Mariota was down to his last starting days but he throws for 227 yards and 3 TD's, Ryan throws for 397 yards but no TD's, rushing attack is almost nothing at 58 yards, Ryan also sacked 5 times while our defense has 0 sacks of Mariota, Tennessee's Henry has usual 100-yard rushing game

 

at Houston Texans 53-32 - Houston's Watson already considered great by many has a perfect rating day with 5 TD's, Houston's rushing attack goes for 166 yards, our offense actually not terrible with 32 points and a lead at halftime, Ryan has 3 TD's but 1 interception, we get sacked twice but have 0 sacks against a QB who had been sacked heavily in prior games

Edited October 13, 2019 by jlrfalcon

[caponine]

Arizona Cardinals ..... 

[mjqvi]

Biggest loss: Not firing Quinn last year/so far this year. Eventually will be the nonsense where we win just enough games again to get a screwed draft spot for the new coaching staff. 

Biggest win: All the sad Georgia Bulldog fan faces yesterday. I'm not a college football fan but paper champions are paper champions and it was exposed what they really are.

Sportstalk radio will be charged for a while in Atlanta. 

[NCFalconfan]

Minnesota. The only reason they didn't lay 40+ on us is they literally coasted the entire 2nd half. We had an entire off season to prepare for that game and we were completely feckless and pushed around like we were a Pop Warner team.

[Nobis_Ghost]

I'll let you know at 8pm ET