For me, if improving the OL also gives us an above average running game, then we could consistently be that nasty offense we kept seeing early in the season. Of course we want to protect #5 better, but dang was it nice when our RBs were also contributing huge runs. Don't know if we just need...
EXACTLY. Winning this game against Philly is more important to me at the moment than winning the SB...of course, I'll want more than anything to win the whole dang thing if we escape this weekend with the dub.
Still holding out for my post from the Lions-game thread to hold true:
"I'm hoping this run continues similarly to the Nationals 2019 chip run: tough battles in the Wildcard and Divisional rounds, but then breezing through the Conference round. We all know what happened after that..."
Several thoughts:
Are we actually possibly more "talented" than we thought? What's the barometer?
I'm surprised Jayden had 9 in incompletions. Dude was locked in.
Of course I'm amazed by the crispness and efficiency of the offense, but I'm most impressed by the defensive performance. That's...
I'm hoping this run continues similarly to the Nationals 2019 chip run: tough battles in the Wildcard and Divisional rounds, but then breezing through the Conference round. We all know what happened after that... :cool:
I know there was talk about Jayden's use of VR- do we know if they've been able to continue that here?
Edit: I know ownership was onboard, so hopefully it's still a regular thing!
I'm just impressed with how crisp and "prepared" they seemed last night. Limited turnovers, minimal WR drops. It was noticeable early on in the game that this team was ready to fight.
I feel like there's a lot of other good NFC teams that will be in competition for FAs in the offseason. We'll need a lot of that smooth AP charm to woo players our way :love: