The ONE THING That Is Holding Every NFL Team Back In 2023



The One thing holding these teams back that need to be addressed.

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Heading into the new year—optimism is usually high amongst most NFL fan bases… New players arrived, sometimes new coaches—and a new chance to chase Super Bowl glory awaits.

Let’s check out one thing that will hold each NFL team back in the 2023 season.

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32 thoughts on “The ONE THING That Is Holding Every NFL Team Back In 2023”

  1. Crazy. Our biggest problem is targets on our back. I have noticed since 2021 teams are playing us harder and the dolphins practically copied our 2019 team

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  2. I feel like defense is the real thing holding back Minny, not the favorite punching bag of this channel and say it with me with emphasis, Kirk Cousins. He has limitations, yes, but the way their defense bled yards last year is beyond me.

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  3. Tell me TPS doesn't watch lions games with out telling me.

    Also the thing that would be holding us back is the lion's injury curse or our LB room/ run defense. You could also say lions not having a true number one corner we have 3 CB2 and one CB3 on our roaster.

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  4. If the vikes had a defense last year, that play wouldn't have ever happened to begin with. The 3rd best offense in the league was not ALL because of Jefferson. Kirk is fine, we just need a defense that can hold the NEW YORK GIANTS PRACTICE SQUAD to less than twenty points.

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  5. Why would jerry have expected anything fr dak he was a 4th round pick and that’s why I hate it when people talk about him he was never expected to be a great or even good qb plus he had one down season

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  6. Jerry Jones is holding Dallas back more than anything. It's why our best coaches left and why the team consistently misses on team needs during both the draft and free agency.

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  7. This is the best offensive line Joe Burrow has had in his career in the nfl since he was drafted in 2020 and getting Orlando Brown will be good piece to the offense of the bengals Super Bowl winning team now imagine burrow had this offensive line when they went against the rams in Super Bowl 56

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  8. To me, Hackett was the biggest weak link. When Rosberg took over, Russ had his BEST games with Denver.

    You can also argue our O-line was a big problem too. Russ took what? 60+ sacks in 15 games?

    Run block in Mike and pass block in Ben, A lot of pressure will be taken off Russ, and I'll give him three games to show what he can do. After week three, if we arent 2-1 or 3-0, (and its obvious to be on Russ) Sean should then put in Stidham for 3 weeks and see how he performs.

    After week 6, that's when the final decision should be made (granted neither are injured)

    I have hope, small hope, but hope nonetheless. At worst, we're 9-8 a positive season. At best we go 12-5.

    Cmon September.. let's get here faster.

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  9. As a Jets fan who grew up and still lives in Bills territory, as much as I love the concept of placing all the team’s blame on Allen, it simply is unfair and is extremely surface level analysis on your part.

    The problem with the Bills isn’t just Josh Allen, its the fact that the offensive scheme is ENTIRELY DEPENDENT on Josh Allen. Dorsey did an awful job as coordinator last year. Dude ran deep pass plays on nearly every down, barely ran the ball even when their RBs did good, and nearly every play boiled down to “Josh find Diggs and lob him up a deep ball” or “Josh run for your life and get us the first down.” This schematic failure was only made all the more obvious by how Godawful the Bills O-line were and how deficient they are at the receiver position past Stefon Diggs. The Bills need to give Allen another receiving threat, a better O-line, and run the ball more. Oh yeah, and learn how to run passing concepts that aren’t 15+ yds deep and take time that Allen doesn’t have to develop.

    The biggest caveat you can add to this is the fact that Josh DOES have a penchant for the all or nothing play. There are plenty of occasions where you can see his checkdowns open and yet he insists on lobbing a fifty/fifty ball to Diggs that led to unnecessary interceptions. But by and large, I wouldn’t place the majority of the team’s concerns on his recklessness.

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