Roman

[Turf]

My desperate plea for him to smarten up.

Tyrod is having a great season, off the charts. Then he decides in game 5 or something, to prove what an offensive genius he is, to have Tyrod run a QB option when we're ahead and its meaningless. Tyrod gets hurt, and everyone calls him an idiot.

So I'm time traveling from the future, and I'm encouraging our ego maniac of an offensive coordinator, NOT TO CALL THAT PLAY. Because I know he will. He did it in a similar situation last year, when Tyrod almost screwed his knee inside out, and when he came back from injury called a meaningless QB run again.

I think the biggest concern to the success of this team is Roman not understanding the value of his QB.

[YardRat]

Re: Roman

The value of his QB is the ability to run.

[Mace]

Re: Roman

And the value of his passing game is in the hands of his passing game coordinator. Lee here, Harbaugh in SF. Roman does running game. Unless he just started here, he always did.

[stuckincincy]

Re: Roman

My desperate plea for him to smarten up.

Tyrod is having a great season, off the charts. Then he decides in game 5 or something, to prove what an offensive genius he is, to have Tyrod run a QB option when we're ahead and its meaningless. Tyrod gets hurt, and everyone calls him an idiot.

So I'm time traveling from the future, and I'm encouraging our ego maniac of an offensive coordinator, NOT TO CALL THAT PLAY. Because I know he will. He did it in a similar situation last year, when Tyrod almost screwed his knee inside out, and when he came back from injury called a meaningless QB run again.

I think the biggest concern to the success of this team is Roman not understanding the value of his QB.

Yep. It's not unknown for teams well-behind to start dishing out licks.

[Goobylal]

Re: Roman

It wasn't the play call, it was the now-illegal tackle. Could have happened on any play where TT scrambles.