Postgame: NY

illdefined · 09-19-2004, 05:50 PM

here's a challenge: what part of our Offense stinks least?

seriously tho, what part of our offense works? WR dropped passes, Oline cant make holes, RBs no where to go, QBs well you know. this is serious, and people are gonna blame Gibbs being out of touch pretty soon. is it the players? is the scheme too complicated and overthought for these young guys? what is it??

Shawn Springs was supposed to be this game's Matt Bowen. saw him lined up at the line more than LaVar. LaVar had a quiet game. all in all, the D held up, but its getting more obvious they are going 120% for the lack of Dline talent. hope they can keep it up all year or have the Dline emerge before they get figured out.

09-19-2004, 05:50 PM	#1
illdefined Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: nyc Age: 48 Posts: 2,631	Postgame: NY here's a challenge: what part of our Offense stinks least? seriously tho, what part of our offense works? WR dropped passes, Oline cant make holes, RBs no where to go, QBs well you know. this is serious, and people are gonna blame Gibbs being out of touch pretty soon. is it the players? is the scheme too complicated and overthought for these young guys? what is it?? Shawn Springs was supposed to be this game's Matt Bowen. saw him lined up at the line more than LaVar. LaVar had a quiet game. all in all, the D held up, but its getting more obvious they are going 120% for the lack of Dline talent. hope they can keep it up all year or have the Dline emerge before they get figured out.

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