Basically ya'll can list them out and we can discuss about a couple of teams. Ya'll can do it on other teams (that aren't your favorite) as well. We can do it every week if people get into it.

Seattle Seahawks:
Cons
- Couldn't get the run game going.
- Bonehead Penalties.
- Bad O-Line protection.
- Carolina dominated the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball, especially on Defense.
- Inconsistent Pass Rush
- Red Zone inefficiency

Pros
- Russell Wilson with a great performance after getting stuffed on the run game.
- Defense holding Cam Newton to 124 yds in the air.
- Not letting Cam run.
- Doug Baldwin becoming Russ' go to guy on 3rd downs.
- Creating turnovers in crucial situations.
- Getting that W on the road with a 10 AM start.

Not letting Cam run? He wasn't even trying to run.

Because they contained him in the pocket. When he had space, he took off. That happened maybe once or twice.

No, those niggas were saying all day Can wanted to throw not run. His only run was a designed run. Contained my ass that D-line played like shit

Dude, you trippin, that nigga would run if he could. They said he was trying to be a pass first QB, Russell Wilson is that, as soon as that pocket collapses he has to scramble out and run. He had the opportunity to run like twice, once up the middle after finding no one open. I'm not talking about designed runs. They didn't get no sort of pass rush but they didn't allow him to run.

That nigga just wasn't trying to run. He stood in the pocket all game and I remember he had a few plays where he ran to the edge and could of run but he didn't. Nigga you tripping, I agree on the turnovers part but that nigga wasn't even trying to run and you trying to say its cause that defense stopped him that Dline didn't so shit. Even Williams ran all over them. If Cam wanted to run he would have. They said they didn't want to run cause when they went on a win streak last year it was when Cam threw from the pocket. They weren't trying to run with Cam, you trippin. Smh

Never said the D-Line was doing good, I just said they didn't give him any running lanes, there's a difference. I even said they got dominated upfront. Like I said, those mobile QBs will take off if you give them space.

Nigga shut up

Nigga fuck you, you wanna go at it.

Saints:

Pros - Awesome everything

Cons - What what what what. What what what what.


Cowboys

Pros - Great team, beat the Giants, fuck the Giants.

Cons - Still a bit sloppy, but understandable.

T'f kinda review was that?

Cons:
ALMOST THE ENTIRE FUCKING GAME

Pros: 
-Hall's big return, that was good, can't hate that. 
-The comeback showed that RG3 and the offense were starting to get back into it.  




Really, the biggest problem this week was that the team wasn't as together as they needed to be.  If they had played the entire game like they did in that last quarter, they'd have won this week.  33-27 is not okay when you have a team with the players like the Skins.

Cons:

-(P)Sam Martin had a bad day. Punting was meh and cost us three points on a hold.
-(RB) Reggie Bush got hurt.
-(RG) Larry Warford had some rookie mistakes
-(C) Dominic Raiola couldn't stay fucking engaged and got four passes batted down.
-(RT) Jason Fox got hurt.
-(TE) Brandon Pettigrew fumbled. Cost us two games last year.
-(TE) Tony Scheffler had a big drop. Still can't block.
-(WR) Calvin Johnson dropped a TD and messed up his footing on another.
-(WR) Ryan Broyles still not 100% and didn't dress for the game.
-(RB) Mikel LeShoure lost the #3 RB job. He's going to get cut.
-(DT) Ndamukong Suh had a bad penalty and got away with roughing.
-(CB) Darrius Slay was brutal early on in run support.

Pros:
-(OC) Scott Linehan called a great game.
-(QB) Might have been the most accurate Matthew Stafford has been since 2011.
-(RB) Reggie Bush was phenomenal.
-(RB) Joique Bell couldn't be stopped on first contact.
-(WR) Patrick Edwards played a damned perfect game. No drops. Excellent blocking.
-(TE) Joe Fauria has silky smooth hands and is going to be a big time red zone threat.
-(LT) Riley Reiff was better than expected given his assignment (Jared Allen)
-(RT) Jason Fox was solid while on the field.
-(RG/C) Warford and Raiola were both excellent on screens.
-The whole defense looked great.
-(LB) DeAndre Levy's best game as a Lion. Even played marginally well in coverage.
-(CB) Rashean Mathis and Bill Bentley both played well in the slot.

Jets

Pros

- Good enough QB play. Geno did a little bit of everything and really limited the mistakes (although he did have a pretty embarrassing INT but the Jets could live with that if he also continues to make some of the plays he did).

- Dat rush D. Love that D-Line especially, Wilkerson is a legitimate leader on that D-Line this early in his career; dude's a beast.

- Played with very high energy throughout the entire game... So much effort and hustle shown on both sides, but the defensive effort was just tremendous. Almost tired out at the end, but we pulled through with a W in the end anyway..

- Lavonte David made arguably the biggest bonehead play of the day.



Cons

- The running game... WTF, Ivory needs to get used to getting more touches and the Jets need to give him those extra touches. He runs REALLY hard and has some solid raw talent. The potential for him is there. However, it was pretty lackluster from him and Powell this game... but a mini-pro here (aside from Ivory looking good but not showing the results) is that Powell turned it up with a few big plays near the end of the game after previously getting shut down ridiculously bad.

- No Revis. Jackson went off. There's gonna be a lot of #1 WRs that we won't be able to shut down anymore.

- Allowing a few HUGE gains out of nowhere. They massively shut the Bucs down (3 and outs all over the place and even multiple drives where the Bucs literally only went backwards). Then out of nowhere would allow either Jackson or Williams to make a huge play. It's understandable because you can't just completely shut down a team throughout, but it was a little strange how the D would just kinda crumble or blow a coverage here and there.

- With how bad and confused the Bucs looked on offense (good amount of it to do with the Jets D though), we still only won by a miraculous last-second FG.

Forgot to specifically mention, pressured Freeman and that OL into making a number of mistakes and shut Doug Martin the fuck dooooooown as part of the D-Line praise.

Cowboys
Cons
- Couldn't give the ball to their playmaker.
- Barely won despite of the massive amount of turnovers.
- Defense looked pretty bad in pass coverage.
- Romo threw a pick on a miscommunication that happens often.
- Gave up multiple huge plays.

Pros
- Created multiple turnovers.
- Efficient in the red zone.
- Productivity from Miles Austin.
- Productivity from Jason Witten.
- Selvie looked quite good, he could be a useful player.
- Looked great against the run.
- DeMarco looked solid.
- Romo with the solid game.

Eagles

Pros
- Everything.

That was seriously entertaining to watch (until it became a blowout of course... and then got entertaining again with the Skins' late comeback attempt, but I can't really think of many cons for the Eagles there regardless).

Just interested to see if that high-tempo offense continues to work... I mean, it should... they seem to have the perfect players for it; it worked to perfection, literally could not be stopped at all.

Yeah they ran a shitload of plays.

I would say the eagles defense really. As a lot of the shit that the skins went through came off them playing shit offense, penalties everywhere. So we won't know if the eagles have a decent defense at the moment as the skins were not a good test unfortunately.

I thought the INTs were actually pretty good by those DBs. The fumbles were more cause of the offense playing like shot but I thought those DBs did well in the start. Once they started getting tired out is when RG3 went scoring on them but he still didn't get it easy. I think the defense for Philly will be pretty solid. Their first year as a 3-4 and they got off to a pretty good start.

Watching the game now and I agree with Leo. Cam didn't run because he chose not to, and the D-Line looked like trash. Especially early a lot of lineman getting to the second level because of incompetence from the front.

Well that nigga Cam dumb then. I didn't see it that way, but I don't have NFL Replay.

We'll eventually get better with Avril back next week.