1 – On one of the first plays, Murray hit Harrison on a slant for a nice gain. The rest of the game, Harrison were being eaten alive down the field by Christian Gonzalez. Maybe Petzing should reconsider the way to use Harrison.
2 – Impressive game by Jonah Williams. Several key blocks, overall good pass protection, and of course the nice heads-up play in the end zone.
3 – The opponents very often attack Murphy-Bunting. That, obviously, tell the story of a bad signing, but also that teams prefer not to throw against Melton on the other side.
4 – I feel bad for Mack Wilson. You know that he must have been highly looking forward to this game, being a former Patriot.
5 – Wonderful news that they are negotiating with Budda Baker. Game after game after game he proves to be the heart and soul of the defense. He’s not “just” a safety. It shocks me to see that some fans are not that excited about it. I mean, I don’t really like the fluffy “leader”-designation, but it could not be more spot on than to describe Baker. It’s not like you are only paying for the measurable production.
6 – What an absolutely idiotic throw by Murray on the would-be-INT-if-not-called-back. Reminded me of the catastrophic interception he threw from own end zone against the Rams in the playoffs some years ago.
7 – Almost immediately Baron Browning has become their best edge rusher (at least when talking about pass rush. Overall, Zaven Collins is challenging him).
8 – Don’t fool yourself. They are not catching both the Rams and Seahawks. The rest of the season is either about strengthening a winning culture under the Gannon-Ossenfort Project, or playing for draft position, whichever of those options you prefer.
9 – Did you see how two Patriots-players (#81 and #85, no idea of the names) were smiling and laughing on the sideline with a few minutes left of the game? Major Derek Anderson-Deuce Lutui flashback.
10 – The Patriots didn’t convert a single third down. Okay, the Patriots suck, but that is still a good stat for the defense.
2 – Impressive game by Jonah Williams. Several key blocks, overall good pass protection, and of course the nice heads-up play in the end zone.
3 – The opponents very often attack Murphy-Bunting. That, obviously, tell the story of a bad signing, but also that teams prefer not to throw against Melton on the other side.
4 – I feel bad for Mack Wilson. You know that he must have been highly looking forward to this game, being a former Patriot.
5 – Wonderful news that they are negotiating with Budda Baker. Game after game after game he proves to be the heart and soul of the defense. He’s not “just” a safety. It shocks me to see that some fans are not that excited about it. I mean, I don’t really like the fluffy “leader”-designation, but it could not be more spot on than to describe Baker. It’s not like you are only paying for the measurable production.
6 – What an absolutely idiotic throw by Murray on the would-be-INT-if-not-called-back. Reminded me of the catastrophic interception he threw from own end zone against the Rams in the playoffs some years ago.
7 – Almost immediately Baron Browning has become their best edge rusher (at least when talking about pass rush. Overall, Zaven Collins is challenging him).
8 – Don’t fool yourself. They are not catching both the Rams and Seahawks. The rest of the season is either about strengthening a winning culture under the Gannon-Ossenfort Project, or playing for draft position, whichever of those options you prefer.
9 – Did you see how two Patriots-players (#81 and #85, no idea of the names) were smiling and laughing on the sideline with a few minutes left of the game? Major Derek Anderson-Deuce Lutui flashback.
10 – The Patriots didn’t convert a single third down. Okay, the Patriots suck, but that is still a good stat for the defense.
