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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: DC, love that muddy water
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Re: The difference between 10-6 and 6-10
I'm not much for the West Coast Offense except to say that it severely diluted what Art Monk accomplished in 1984. Thank God that has been rectified.
I will be looking for that run game to spite the dink 'n dunk passing game. Something along the lines of what Sean Alexander was in '03-'05 until we ended his career. I think that is what will make Zorn a good to great coach. In fact, it would be cool if he could develop an effective heavy package, using those big receivers, JC could option into when short yardage was all that was needed.
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Gaithersburg, Md
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Re: The difference between 10-6 and 6-10
It all starts up front my friends. If the offensive line stays healthy this year we will make the playoffs. If not we won't.
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