JoeSixPat
Pro Bowl Player
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If anyone doubts just how far this team has come since the beginning of the season, its worthwhile to pull your game tape of the Dolphins game.
Both the Dolphins game and the Indy game resulted in a loss - but difference in the quality of play in each is like night and day.
If you take the time to review you'll see that while Cassel is definately playing with more confidence, the real difference between the Fins game and against the Colts is the rest of the team, playing embarrassingly bad with many defensive lapses in particular, compared to a very high quality of play last night.
I think the Dolphins game was very much the low point for this team and really served as a wake up call that all units had to improve their style of play (the Chargers game was a setback, but even there, important lessons seem like they were learned and applied in the next three games.)
Anyone else notice any major differences in the quality of play in those two losses?
Both the Dolphins game and the Indy game resulted in a loss - but difference in the quality of play in each is like night and day.
If you take the time to review you'll see that while Cassel is definately playing with more confidence, the real difference between the Fins game and against the Colts is the rest of the team, playing embarrassingly bad with many defensive lapses in particular, compared to a very high quality of play last night.
I think the Dolphins game was very much the low point for this team and really served as a wake up call that all units had to improve their style of play (the Chargers game was a setback, but even there, important lessons seem like they were learned and applied in the next three games.)
Anyone else notice any major differences in the quality of play in those two losses?