Obviously when Gibson catches the long TD, my initial instinct was thrilled, but we all realized right away that :52 was plenty of time for the Seahawks to win it.

If they’re refusing to fire Tiny D Jack, this team has to start making in-game decisions as if their defense is crippled, because it is. So in my beer-drinking, armchair coaching opinion, that means slowing down there at the end, intentionally running out the clock, trying to score with as little time left as humanly possible, and then consider going for two. They should start trying to end games, either win or lose, with the ball in their hands (just like the first Eagles game, which still bothers me).