OK, now that I have your attention.
I couldn't watch the TB game live, so I had to tape it. I watched the game already knowing the outcome so I was watching to see why we lost. The first thing I noticed was how dominant our offense is and that our defense (now that Sheppard is back) is getting its form back (it will be better when Hood is back). Without those mistakes (and yes I know that they're part of the game), we would have won by 20 points.
So far how many teams have really beaten us? The closest one would be New Orleans (which we could have won), but the Giants and Tampa Bay were clearly the Eagles beating themselves.
This team has a lot of key players that are rookies or 2nd year players. The wide receivers especially! They just don't come back for the ball and drop too many passes. On defense Cole, Gaither, McDougle all made really bad judgmental errors that cost us wins. Our offense will be more dangerous when Stallworth plays.
The Eagles are a good team. A really good team. In the end you’re are judge by wins & losses only, but the only complete teams out there are the Eagles, Chicago, Carolina and San Diego (maybe Patriots). Broncos have a good enough defense to overcome their offense and the Colts have a good enough offense to overcome their defense.
Even really good teams can lose games because of mistakes or luck. There’s not one team that we’re scheduled to play that I think is better than us. The question is if we can overcome the team’s collective brain farts and win the games we’re suppose to win.
Oct. 29 Jacksonville 1 p.m
Nov. 12 Washington 1 p.m
Nov. 19 Tennessee 1 p.m.
Nov. 26 @ Indy 1 p.m
Dec. 4 Carolina 8:30 p.m.
Dec. 10 @ Washington 1 p.m
Dec. 17 @ Giants 1 p.m
Dec. 25 @ Dallas 5 p.m.
Dec. 31 Atlanta 1 p.m.
There’s no reason that we can’t win out. Yes we can loose to Carolina and maybe Dallas (ugh!), but Indy and Atlanta are frauds, & Jacksonville’s beatable. We should take the Giants, and the Redskins are a very flawed team and will be starting a QB who’s never played (though that might be more dangerous than Brunell)
I couldn't watch the TB game live, so I had to tape it. I watched the game already knowing the outcome so I was watching to see why we lost. The first thing I noticed was how dominant our offense is and that our defense (now that Sheppard is back) is getting its form back (it will be better when Hood is back). Without those mistakes (and yes I know that they're part of the game), we would have won by 20 points.
So far how many teams have really beaten us? The closest one would be New Orleans (which we could have won), but the Giants and Tampa Bay were clearly the Eagles beating themselves.
This team has a lot of key players that are rookies or 2nd year players. The wide receivers especially! They just don't come back for the ball and drop too many passes. On defense Cole, Gaither, McDougle all made really bad judgmental errors that cost us wins. Our offense will be more dangerous when Stallworth plays.
The Eagles are a good team. A really good team. In the end you’re are judge by wins & losses only, but the only complete teams out there are the Eagles, Chicago, Carolina and San Diego (maybe Patriots). Broncos have a good enough defense to overcome their offense and the Colts have a good enough offense to overcome their defense.
Even really good teams can lose games because of mistakes or luck. There’s not one team that we’re scheduled to play that I think is better than us. The question is if we can overcome the team’s collective brain farts and win the games we’re suppose to win.
Oct. 29 Jacksonville 1 p.m
Nov. 12 Washington 1 p.m
Nov. 19 Tennessee 1 p.m.
Nov. 26 @ Indy 1 p.m
Dec. 4 Carolina 8:30 p.m.
Dec. 10 @ Washington 1 p.m
Dec. 17 @ Giants 1 p.m
Dec. 25 @ Dallas 5 p.m.
Dec. 31 Atlanta 1 p.m.
There’s no reason that we can’t win out. Yes we can loose to Carolina and maybe Dallas (ugh!), but Indy and Atlanta are frauds, & Jacksonville’s beatable. We should take the Giants, and the Redskins are a very flawed team and will be starting a QB who’s never played (though that might be more dangerous than Brunell)
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