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mikiemo83

repeating myself but

so where should they have ranked with those WR's

here is points per game for last season
San Diego 30.8
Indianapolis 26.7
Chicago 26.7
Dallas 26.6
New Orleans 25.8
Philadelphia 24.9
New England 24.1


7th place in the NFL is not good enough for you?

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yep, this whole offseason has been bad, vick has just overshined all the good we have done, bring in ovie, bring in alot of other players, but every1 just noticed Vick doin stupid stuff, why cant we have a qb like tom brady, he just has sex with models, and wins games 12-2 in playoffs.

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MrBigglesWorth

pretty good average considering all the adversity. i would fathom it would get better next year.

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pats1

This was originally posted before that news came out.

DaBruinz

Ever after the news came out, the person who started the thread didn't acknowledge that both Dillon and Faulk were injured and that would seriously affect the running game. He tried to point out that it seemed silly to run Dillon outside and Maroney inside. Yet, Maroney actually runs very well went running up the middle. Its when he tries to go to the gaps between the guards and tackles that he has issues for some reason.

jman924

Are we ever going to acknowledge that the pieces that Josh had just weren't that great this year. We went from having two top tier #2 WR in Givens and Branch to a hodgepoge of other teams #3's. The running game suffered because it spent the season trying to run through 8 men on every down.
Now I think that Gaffney is a good reciever and that Caldwell the #2, and if Chad Jackson does come into his own...Watch out.

I predict that next year we will be talking along the lines of "Why didn't Josh do this last year?"

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Kevin Faulk supporter.
Woo-hoo! Second Team baby!

maverick4

Well, if we start using more play-action, and not setting up so many formations with our receivers near our offensive line, then I imagine we will come through more often in crunch time, and yes people will be saying this next year. If not, it means our offense choked again, and then even more people will be calling for McDaniels' head.

Remix 6

Grossman is the QB of a team scoring 26.7 ppg? i guess you can tell them they dont need offense.

maverick4

It is possible to produce good stats and high points per game, but have bad coaching. A basketball example I used in another thread was the LA Lakers: under Del Harris, they put up good numbers but under-achieved and didn't 'execute' in crunch time. Under Phil Jackson, with the exact same team, Kobe and Shaq finally won a championship, as well as the next 2.

richpats

'The greatest OC in the world' Tom Moore had an offense put up point totals of ZERO and THREE points in the playoffs. Perspective people.