Quote:It just depends on perspective. A sack in a losing game is not the same as a win in a losing season - especially if you broaden the frame to the rebuild and not just the season.


Perspective A - "Look at these clowns dancing around like idiots when they're 2 and 10!!"


Perspective B - "Well they finally figured out how to generate a little offense with a bunch of rookies - maybe this is the start of something good."


It's about looking at the win as an important step to a bunch of the guys in the locker room that needed to notch that in their belt and build on it.



Listen to 1:30 to 4:50 in this interview with Marks. It seems like celebrating a win was a good thing for this team to me.
<a class="bbc_url" href='http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/category/videos/pft-live/'>http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/category/videos/pft-live/</a>

If we happen to win a third game are they gonna jump around and scream too? I see no point in doing so when you have double digit losses for a season. Go in there give a congratulations speech and be done with it. After winning both games it has looked like they won the FIFA World Cup in the locker room.


Maybe after breaking thru with your first win but again after two is uneccessary. If I was Chris Clemons or Red Bryant I would be looking around and saying what in the hell are we celebrating like this for. I have no problem with Branch doing a gesture regardless of the score but a lot of folks here do. I find that funny.

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