Quote:Frustrating, yes. But, there were fewer of them yesterday, and the guys who were the biggest frustration from week one made it their mission to redeem themselves. I'd say mission accomplished. The drops by a later round rookie need to be cleaned up, but they are less of a concern than seeing your front line guys making mistakes.


I know the trail of tears crowd is going to fixate on what might have been from the game yesterday. So far we've seen what might have been an interception, and what might have been a bad placement of the ball handing us the win. They're reaching for anything that they can in order to continue their hand wringing and whining. It's what they do. It was with great satisfaction that I walked out of the stadium yesterday knowing that there were a handful of MB posters who were beside themselves in agony because the team won a game nobody expected them to pull out, and all of the things they criticized last week were completely redeemed.


The end result is desperate reaches by the usual suspects to try to tamp down the win yesterday, or they're MIA completely showing us just how tiny those shriveled up berries of theirs actually are. No doubt they'll be bowling ball sized the next time the team struggles. It's amazing what the hydration from all their tears can accomplish.

Who's complaining about a win? I certainly won't. However it was still extremely sloppy and a lot of coaching points to learn from. Hopefully Gus and Bortles lead the way. The drops and over throws are still a big problem. I saw what at least 4 or 5 drops. But better to continue to work on it after a win. Let's see if the jags can be competitive against the pats.

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