Good: Special Teams in general. A lot of improvement in our second year players. Washington, Bigsby and Strange are night and day already in my opinion, and, they should only continue to improve. Our new kicker's last name might be Little but his leg sure as [BLEEP] seems and screams BIG. This kid could have a major impact on our team's fortunes this year. Hopefully we just found our next Josh Scobee.

The depth, in my opinion, seems the best it's been in quite some time. I think our secondary and linebacker depth is high quality. I think we're beginning to see the shape of our pass rushing unit as well, which came out of that game with 5 sacks and a number of pressures. Braswell also had a stripped fumble taken away for a TD. So, this is going to be a fun unit in particular I think.

Bad: The offensive line was hit or miss. We saw Etienne get bulled back on the first series. Thankfully, they made up for it with a TD connection in the passing game. Until that core five can show that it's capable of moving guys off the LOS and not going backwards? It's going to be an issue that keeps everybody raising their eyebrows. Now, granted, they were short two starters I believe.

However, with the amount of injuries we had last year, they simply have to play better when called upon. Especially the core five and the core back-up's. We cannot suffer another downward spiral like we did last year because they can't dig their heads out of their [BLEEP] and actually dig their heels into the turf to pick-up chump change with the ground game.

When it's 4th and inches? We need a yard or two. It's as simple as that. Get er done son!

Ugly: Hard to really say. Being a little nit picky here, so, take the next few sentences with a very, very small grain of salt. Washington, as good as he played? Needs to hold onto that football all the way down and through the whistle. He was a little scary on two occasions. Lawrence, plenty of time on that sack he ate, it's year four, he has to be better in that particular spot on the football field. Taking a sack there is a huge difference between a 55 yarder or a 60 yarder FG attempt wise.

CJ and Mac, both, whoever gets the back-up job, it is what it is. BUT... cannot miss wide open opportunities. Mac missed a lay up for a TD on one of his series and C.J missed a wide open Strange on what was a pretty nice route and move in general. He got off clean and that could have been a huge RAC play for the taking.

Again, very, very nit picky there. But, you know damn well that's what the coaching staff will call out and point out during film sessions and practice. You have to.

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