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offiss · 09-16-2005, 12:24 PM

It's going to be interesting, people have Brunell in command of the offense, and even though Brunell himself has stated there was nothing wrong with his hammy in the games to come after the Giant game, as well as he stated he didn't have to rehab his hammy at all, and played his best game of the year against dallas the following week of his injury, everybody is buying into the Gibbs excuse.

I will say it again 70 yards and 3 field goals in almost 3 quarters of play, and it's the 5th time in 6 games he's failed to break the 100 yard mark, but were going to see a brand new Brunell this week? We better hope we can win this game on the ground, because if dallas stacks the line and takes the run away we are in big trouble, I am also curious to see if Parcells lines up Ware on the left side to take advantage of Jansen's thumbs and go after Brunell from his blindside?

09-16-2005, 12:24 PM	#15
offiss Registered User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: sparta, new jersey [ northern jersey ] Age: 61 Posts: 3,097	Re: Clayton Preview: Skins vs. Cowboys It's going to be interesting, people have Brunell in command of the offense, and even though Brunell himself has stated there was nothing wrong with his hammy in the games to come after the Giant game, as well as he stated he didn't have to rehab his hammy at all, and played his best game of the year against dallas the following week of his injury, everybody is buying into the Gibbs excuse. I will say it again 70 yards and 3 field goals in almost 3 quarters of play, and it's the 5th time in 6 games he's failed to break the 100 yard mark, but were going to see a brand new Brunell this week? We better hope we can win this game on the ground, because if dallas stacks the line and takes the run away we are in big trouble, I am also curious to see if Parcells lines up Ware on the left side to take advantage of Jansen's thumbs and go after Brunell from his blindside?