Buchanty
Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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Couldn't agree more - we are either on the road to Miami or Perdition, and my concern is that its not just us fans, sometimes its the players as well, at least the younger ones.i think we get to high with the wins and to low with the looses
I am not totally on board with the OP on the other hand as I don't remember the team getting as low spirited in 2003/04 as they did the first half today. Thank goodness for Welker as the team on the field in the first 30 minutes more resembled a team from pre-Bledsoe days. 5 dropped passes - yikes, we cant sniff the playoffs with miscues like that. Veterans and youngsters were playing like they had just lost their lunch money. Then the hit on Welker and life was breathed back into the team as he jumped up and egged on the crowd.
Thankfully the second half reprieved the team. Again I dont remember being in such a low spot in 2003/4.
Still I am glad it was the Panthers and not a more challenging team, as they made us look almost competent in the second half. I think this is a good result and I also feel that the first half really was the nadir of the season. The loss to NO was bad, the one to Miami worse, the Wednesday sending home worse still and the first half - hopefully the bottom. The second half might just might be the turning point. One thing is for sure BB will be delighted to get the team to winning in the second half and showing a lot of fight in the 4th quarter.
We are not there yet, we might not even be on the road to being there, but this might be the beginning of an ever improving team and a run to a long post season. I certainly hope so as even with the 2nd half performance we wouldn't last long in the playoffs. Better communication all round still looks to be the top requirement - oh and a pass rush that plays more than half a quarter.
Medals for Welker, LoMo, Sanders and Green