Mid Point Awards

[jermus22]

Santana Moss--he's opened up the offense with his speed and play-making abilities
Mark Brunell (again)--what an amazing comeback; he's shown real toughness and leadership
Antonio Brown--I think everyone thought he's was gonna be a weapon on special teams and in the offense
Mike Sellers in the red zone--he's been a beast as a receiver, runner, and blocker
Not finding a pash rusher for DL in the middle rounds of the draft--Manuel White is out with injury (plus Cooley, Royal, and Sellers are doing fine without him); we still don't have a pass rusher on the line

[JoeRedskin]

1. MVP - Moss, with a nod to Brunnell. Moss transformed the offense with his deep threat ability and, again with a nod to Brunnell, won the Dallas game. Given our previous QB situation, it's hard to give the MVP to a WR because Brunnell has been so key in the offense's rejuvination but, w/o Moss, Brunnell would not have the numbers he has.

2. Biggest Surprise - Brunnell. He can actually throw the ball deep and accurate. Who woulda thunk it? Not a Ramsey backer like me (BTW - I am a convert).

3. Biggest Dissapointment - The defensive line. I know they have been struck by injuries and not much was expected of them - but they seem to have set their expectations low and then failed to meet them.

4. Best Move (can be personel, strategy) - Santanna Moss. Duh!!!

5. Worst Move (can be personel, strategy) - Tough one. For now, I'll say giving up next year's number 1 pick for Campbell. Campbell may pan out but, for now, I will go with that as, at 5-3 with a win in Dallas and a victory over the Eagles, I am very satisfied with the team as a whole.


We have had a tough schedule in the first half and come out okay. If we can do one game better during the second half we are a lock for the playoffs. The second half schedule is, to me, just as tough as the first half but I think we are a better team (despite the NY debacle).

Crossing my fingers for the future.