Tyron is out

[Rayman70]

EVERYONE complained, griped and moaned about MM this and that...and what I knew at least, was this, He wasn't the issue with the offense, he was calling the right plays, the issue was in the execution of it. Yesterday we are seeing what it can look like going forward. Scary thing is, we left points on the field still. Lets give MM some luv guys. He isn't the issue, far from it.. He gives us a chance at least, as does DQ. Timing was great yesterday, game flow was awesome, in rhythm.

 

[coult44]

We shall see what he does next week vs Philly. We beat a team yesterday that is better than the record indicates. I am proud of the team. That said, will we revert back to being soft? I been watching this team since 1973, I understand what soft looks like. Yesterday, we stepped it up and played physical. Can we do it again? Can Tyron actually stay healthy?

We agree about this. Just not that Tyron is soft. At one point in his career he had 80+ starts without a miss. His body is just broken down.

 

[conner01]

Yeah, I'm not sure why many are saying we didn't run well. We did a nice job. I think if we wanted to, we could have ran more. But we had a plan to go after their db's and thats what we did all day. It wasn't out of necessity.

Our avg per carry was really good till late when we ran to eat clock. Pollard ended up at 4.4 per carry which is really solid avg