Quote:Brown dropped a pass, as did Lee and Hurns. Once Philly locked down Hurns, nobody else stepped up to make plays.

Receivers weren't getting open or coming close to shaking coverage from what we could see in the second half. The running game never got going. So again, how is Henne supposed to get the offense going in that environment. He made some bad plays, but any time he threw a pass in the second half, he was throwing into coverage as our receivers struggled to get open.

From what we could see is the key point there. Philly finished dead last against the pass last year and while I'm not sure what they did in the offseason, CBS said there big addition was Malcolm Jenkins lol. And I'm not saying you're wrong in that nobody was open, it could have easily been that a quarterback that has been terrible for his entire career couldn't scan the field well enough to find the open man before he was covered. Nobody knows for sure except people who can watch the All-22 camera angles. But I'm willing to bet on the 7 year sample of Henne.

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