1. No QB will be productive having to endure 10 sacks and 18 hits.

2. Henne does not get rid of the ball quickly enough under pressure.

3. Fisch's game plan for the running back is predictable.

4. No RB will be productive between the tackles when the o-line gives up 10 sacks.

5. I wonder if we make ANY offensive adjustments at the half - 'cause no one seems to notice.

6. When an undrafted WR is injured and it just gets worse, it's a cause of concern.

7. New year, new receivers, balls still dropped. Why?

8. Thank goodness we have Anger.

9. Excitement and optimism lasts about 2 games.

10. The season will be long and arduous. 

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11. This is a results-oriented business (the most important rule).

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a good QB and a good RB make an Oline look better. it goes hand in hand. stop making excuses for Henne being dumpster juice and Toby G being the worse FA pickup since we signed Troy Williamson

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Yeah pretty much

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a good QB and a good RB make an Oline look better. it goes hand in hand. stop making excuses for Henne being dumpster juice and Toby G being the worse FA pickup since we signed Troy Williamson

 

Williamson wasn't a free agent

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The O-line was bad but it was not that bad. Henne holds on the to the ball and sacked himself like 5 times during the game. On the running game, Gerhart is simply not a good runner. He isn't even a bruiser. One hit and he is down.

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Saying "no qb would be productive having to endure 10 sacks" makes it seem like all were faulted to the line when that isn't the case. 

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Saying "no qb would be productive having to endure 10 sacks" makes it seem like all were faulted to the line when that isn't the case. 

That's 10 sacks and 18 hits. Try that in 28+ pass attempts and win.

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not that I don't want to hear your thoughts, but I really hope you have less thoughts the rest of the season. maybe 2 or 3 every sunday. false hope I guess

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