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Theismann's Good Leg · 09-20-2005, 08:40 PM

After witnessing the playmaking abilities (and flat out speed) of Santana Moss, will Joe Gibbs open up the offensive playbook a little more? I always thought that the more important controversy than "Ramsey v. Brunell" was "Conservative Offense v. Taking some shots downfield." Neither quarterback was going to look good throwing 3 yard passes.

I just hope that after seeing what th team is capable of, Joe Gibbs will start to trust his offensive players a little more. A few big passing plays will open up the run and put points on the board. Our D will keep us in games. The big plays will win them.

What do you think? Will the last few minutes of this game change the coach's perspective?

09-20-2005, 08:40 PM	#1
Theismann's Good Leg Camp Scrub Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Charlottesville, VA Posts: 27	Will Gibbs Open Up the Offense Now? After witnessing the playmaking abilities (and flat out speed) of Santana Moss, will Joe Gibbs open up the offensive playbook a little more? I always thought that the more important controversy than "Ramsey v. Brunell" was "Conservative Offense v. Taking some shots downfield." Neither quarterback was going to look good throwing 3 yard passes. I just hope that after seeing what th team is capable of, Joe Gibbs will start to trust his offensive players a little more. A few big passing plays will open up the run and put points on the board. Our D will keep us in games. The big plays will win them. What do you think? Will the last few minutes of this game change the coach's perspective? __________________ "Nobody in the game of football should be called a genius. A genius is somebody like Norman Einstein." - Joe Theismann