PurpleRulz
11-19-2006, 03:32 PM
The Good:
1. BJ Sams. I was about to start a thread stating that BJ Sams must be replaced. Don't get me wrong, but I still think we can do better at KR/PR than Sams. That said, Sams was huge in this win for us. Field position was huge for us and big ups should go to BJ Sams for his returns. If he had more burst of speed, he could have ran back three for TDs.
2. Jamal Lewis. Another player that has had my ire, but today with his 3 TDs, Jamal showed flashes of his old self. I am not ready to kiss and makeup with Jamal, either, but today I will give him his flowers. Actually, Jamal should take his OL (especially Chris Chester) out to dinner tonight.
3. Chris Chester and Jason Brown. Two of Jamal's TDs were ran right behind Chester. There is no way Vincent should be brought back to start at RG. Chester showed the athleticism that Eric Decosta was raving about. Once Chester puts on some more weight, he is going to be something on the line. In my opinion, Chester's future is at guard as is Jason Brown. Jason Brown opened up a huge hole on Jamal's first TD run. This offseason, we should look for a tackle and a true center of the future, but we can talk about that after the season.
4. Defense. Overall, these guys came out in the second half and put the mash on Michael Vick. I don't think there is a defense that plays against Michael Vick better than us. One of the announcers lauded us as the "fastest defense in the NFL." I agree.
5. Dan Cody. Not because he did anything special. Just simply because he was on the field and on special teams. He does flash talent, though. Hopefully this will follow more appearances by Cody.
6. Mark Clayton. He is about to ascend into elite WR status. His 42 yard catch is a sample of what is to come from Clayton. (Just scrap that end-around forever).:grbac:
7. Steve McNair. 225 yards passing. Another good game and once again, McNair provides leadership on the offensive side of the ball.
8. Trevor Pryce. Anthony Who?
9. WE ARE FREAKIN 8-2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am about to lose my mind!!!!!!!!!!
The Bad:
1. The way we start off games. Two weeks in a row, we are starting off games flat. We can't continue this if we have hopes of being anything more than a "one and done" in the playoffs.
2. The fumbled snaps. Okay. Something needs to be done, because it happens way too much with our QBs. We were thinking it was a Boller thing, but this problem has been around since the Jeff Blake days and it must end.
3. OL Penalties. If Pashos gets called for one more illegal formation, I am going to go postal. :mad: While I appreciate some of what Pashos does, RT is another position that if we have a chance to upgrade, let's go for it.
4. BJ Sams. Only because he still lacks that burst of speed to take one to the house. (I know yall gonna flame me big time for that).
5. Jamal. Let's be real here. Jamal ran those TDs against a tired Flacons defense that quit and also on the talent of Chester and Brown opening up huge holes on the goal line.
1. BJ Sams. I was about to start a thread stating that BJ Sams must be replaced. Don't get me wrong, but I still think we can do better at KR/PR than Sams. That said, Sams was huge in this win for us. Field position was huge for us and big ups should go to BJ Sams for his returns. If he had more burst of speed, he could have ran back three for TDs.
2. Jamal Lewis. Another player that has had my ire, but today with his 3 TDs, Jamal showed flashes of his old self. I am not ready to kiss and makeup with Jamal, either, but today I will give him his flowers. Actually, Jamal should take his OL (especially Chris Chester) out to dinner tonight.
3. Chris Chester and Jason Brown. Two of Jamal's TDs were ran right behind Chester. There is no way Vincent should be brought back to start at RG. Chester showed the athleticism that Eric Decosta was raving about. Once Chester puts on some more weight, he is going to be something on the line. In my opinion, Chester's future is at guard as is Jason Brown. Jason Brown opened up a huge hole on Jamal's first TD run. This offseason, we should look for a tackle and a true center of the future, but we can talk about that after the season.
4. Defense. Overall, these guys came out in the second half and put the mash on Michael Vick. I don't think there is a defense that plays against Michael Vick better than us. One of the announcers lauded us as the "fastest defense in the NFL." I agree.
5. Dan Cody. Not because he did anything special. Just simply because he was on the field and on special teams. He does flash talent, though. Hopefully this will follow more appearances by Cody.
6. Mark Clayton. He is about to ascend into elite WR status. His 42 yard catch is a sample of what is to come from Clayton. (Just scrap that end-around forever).:grbac:
7. Steve McNair. 225 yards passing. Another good game and once again, McNair provides leadership on the offensive side of the ball.
8. Trevor Pryce. Anthony Who?
9. WE ARE FREAKIN 8-2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am about to lose my mind!!!!!!!!!!
The Bad:
1. The way we start off games. Two weeks in a row, we are starting off games flat. We can't continue this if we have hopes of being anything more than a "one and done" in the playoffs.
2. The fumbled snaps. Okay. Something needs to be done, because it happens way too much with our QBs. We were thinking it was a Boller thing, but this problem has been around since the Jeff Blake days and it must end.
3. OL Penalties. If Pashos gets called for one more illegal formation, I am going to go postal. :mad: While I appreciate some of what Pashos does, RT is another position that if we have a chance to upgrade, let's go for it.
4. BJ Sams. Only because he still lacks that burst of speed to take one to the house. (I know yall gonna flame me big time for that).
5. Jamal. Let's be real here. Jamal ran those TDs against a tired Flacons defense that quit and also on the talent of Chester and Brown opening up huge holes on the goal line.