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Yes, rain favors offenses, but it's more because they're less ****ed by it than defenses are. Matt Cassel's OAK game in the rain is the exception, not the rule.
I tell you what when you have a guy like Logan Ryan that is nearly always in the right place at the right time that says alot and is a big advantage, especially in the playoffs.
I'm now surprised if he doesn't get an INT every game
I'm completely baffled why Arrington is outside instead of Ryan. Yes, Ryan isn't the fastest CB in the league but the team is giving Arrington help up top anyway so why can't they do that with Ryan and keep Arrington in the slot, where he's easily the best fit.
I'm completely baffled why Arrington is outside instead of Ryan. Yes, Ryan isn't the fastest CB in the league but the team is giving Arrington help up top anyway so why can't they do that with Ryan and keep Arrington in the slot, where he's easily the best fit.
The continued insistence on lining Arrington up outside is stretching "IBBIT" to the absolute limit. It just makes no sense at all, and the results over the past 2+ years have showed it.
