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Yeah but about 80 of the second half yards came on the ooops-oh-by-the-way drive when it was 34-14
Quote from: yuccaneers on September 14, 2009, 11:07:36 AMI guess you are referring to Gruden and Allen for allowing the defense to fall apart Not at all.  I'm referring to the fact that they basically did nothing in free agency or the draft to address any needs on defense.  they went ALL offense even though the offense already had better talent than the D.
I guess you are referring to Gruden and Allen for allowing the defense to fall apart
Quote from: Java on September 14, 2009, 11:11:54 AMQuote from: yuccaneers on September 14, 2009, 11:07:36 AMI guess you are referring to Gruden and Allen for allowing the defense to fall apart Not at all. Â I'm referring to the fact that they basically did nothing in free agency or the draft to address any needs on defense. Â they went ALL offense even though the offense already had better talent than the D.Angelo Crowell, Roy Miller and Kyle Moore are on line 3, sir.
Quote from: yuccaneers on September 14, 2009, 11:07:36 AMI guess you are referring to Gruden and Allen for allowing the defense to fall apart Not at all. Â I'm referring to the fact that they basically did nothing in free agency or the draft to address any needs on defense. Â they went ALL offense even though the offense already had better talent than the D.
Quote from: Java on September 15, 2009, 08:03:28 AMYa think so? The Bucs were an unknown commodity opening day. Now teams have some tape on them. Look for them to struggle big time next week and the rest of the season.Sadly once the Boys had a chance to see what we were doing the offense didn't move nearly as well in the second half - and the defense also suffered under the effects of film too.The Dallas take at this point, BTW, is that the Bucs ran when they thought they'd pass, pass when they thought they'd run in the first half plus they got caught in a lot of run blitzes that didn't work against the zone blocking scheme and when they went base defense in the second half everything got better.
Ya think so? The Bucs were an unknown commodity opening day. Now teams have some tape on them. Look for them to struggle big time next week and the rest of the season.
Quote from: yuccaneers on September 14, 2009, 11:07:36 AM...As far as the offense goes haven't seen passes thrown through the air like that in ages, not to mention the rushing attack, that took very few if any negative plays.When was the last time a Bucs quarterback had that many pass plays of 13 yards or more with no YAC?More fishwrap "pet" stereotypes.Byron's YardsPerAttempt yesterday was 6.7Garcia's in the last 2 years-- 7.3 & 7.2 Ask Antonio Bryant how many long passes HE caught yesterday.Watch the games more & read fishwraps less.
...As far as the offense goes haven't seen passes thrown through the air like that in ages, not to mention the rushing attack, that took very few if any negative plays.When was the last time a Bucs quarterback had that many pass plays of 13 yards or more with no YAC?