Brunell

[MTK]

He was 11 of 15 on 3rd downs today folks, that's clutch. Plain and simple, that's clutch. Yet all I'm hearing is he didn't lead the WRs enough, he overthrew/underthrew, etc.

He played a pretty good game, that's all I care about.

You can pick apart any QBs performance, even guys like Peyton Manning.

Is Brunell perfect? Far from it.

Is he a heck of a lot better than last year, and far more effective than a lot of us though he could be? Hell yes.

[SUNRA]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

He was 11 of 15 on 3rd downs today folks, that's clutch. Plain and simple, that's clutch. Yet all I'm hearing is he didn't lead the WRs enough, he overthrew/underthrew, etc.

He played a pretty good game, that's all I care about.

You can pick apart any QBs performance, even guys like Peyton Manning.

Is Brunell perfect? Far from it.

Is he a heck of a lot better than last year, and far more effective than a lot of us though he could be? Hell yes.

Brunell was 12 for 17 overall on first down conversions. 2 TDs, 1 INT. Again when he knew the 3rd down in the fourth was crucial, he ran for the first down. That's all we ask. Be efficient.

[illdefined]

Originally Posted by SUNRA

Brunell was 12 for 17 overall on first down conversions. 2 TDs, 1 INT. Again when he knew the 3rd down in the fourth was crucial, he ran for the first down. That's all we ask. Be efficient.

those clutch 3rd and longs were what won the game. Brunell, Thrash, Cooley and the Oline couldn't have executed better on 3rd and long. after the game, Moss and Brunell himself said that it was being in 3rd and long so many times that was the problem and i agree.

whether it's the conservative playcalling (which has been getting lots of flack here) or Brunell's throwing tendencies, we DO have to work on that because other teams will come with a much stronger pass rush than Seattle.