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The Season Is Over

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View Poll Results: Can we go 8-2 and salvage the season?
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Old 10-15-2006, 06:18 PM   #11
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Re: The Season Is Over

The question says can we. The answer to that is undoubtably yes. Will we? I'm more optimistic then the average fan (I watched a Raider loss last year at FedEx), but I question whether or not this team has what it takes. Defensively its nothing but problems right now.

I no longer believe that the Indy game has any significance. I almost dont care if we win or lose next week. I thought it was going to be a statement game, but now, not really. The key to this season is to get really hot after the bye week. And it starts with Dallas. Which means we need Brunell through that game.

3-4 or 2-5. What's the difference? We were 5-6 last year. We could be better than that this year 11 games in.

11-5 is still doable. But over the next two weeks, Gregg Willams has to get his unit playing like the team of 2004 and 2005. He's had 6 weeks to show improvement and has yet to do so.

Put me down as very cautiously optimistic right now.
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