I'll go there.

[hagams]

O.K,
Watching the S. Moss interview yesterday on Comcast caused some though in my little brain. He was saying that the coaching staff knows what the offense is capable of, and when they are in a pinch they don't call the plays they know are going to work.
Al is in his second year with us now, and people could wonder if he's the problem. Yes he was successful elsewhere, but so was so many of the players we have signed to this roster. Is the 700 page play book too much? Could that be why we are hearing that Gibbs is also calling the offensive plays?
Watching the New England game yesterday I heard the announcer say that they are "taking yards that are given to them". I don't know how many times I wanted to break something because Brady was dropping the ball to the HB for 7-10 yards at a time. If you are good with stats please look that up, because I would like to know how many passes were completed to the HB for NE.
Maybe we should start from scratch again. I know everyone is wanting to air it out but we can't protect long enough to let a receiver get down the field. I know we have had success in the pass with screen plays to the WR/HB, but they aren't producing. I know the Randle El has thrown TD passes before, but he isn't now.
Get back to basics means running the ball between the tackles, but we can't do that either. We need to start completing the small 5yd passes, and running behind the players on the line that aren't injured (Left Side). The way we have played in pass 3 weeks is starting to get me thinking that this is going to be a very, very long season.