We Deserve to lose( I dont give a $#@* what you think)

[scowan]

In the first few weeks our D could not stop the pass. This week they could not stop the pass OR the run. Brunell may not be the most consistent QB in the league, but he is better than most QB's playing and his QB rating reflects that. Unfortunatley, the Skins D makes every QB look good, because they can't cover anyone. If you want to know what is going to happen next week at INDY. Just go back and watch the Colts / Texans game and watch Peyton basically play flag football with Harrison and Wayne. Betting tip for next week, take the Over. It won't be pretty.

[Beemnseven]

Originally Posted by scowan

In the first few weeks our D could not stop the pass. This week they could not stop the pass OR the run. Brunell may not be the most consistent QB in the league, but he is better than most QB's playing and his QB rating reflects that. Unfortunatley, the Skins D makes every QB look good, because they can't cover anyone. If you want to know what is going to happen next week at INDY. Just go back and watch the Colts / Texans game and watch Peyton basically play flag football with Harrison and Wayne. Betting tip for next week, take the Over. It won't be pretty.

In the first few weeks of the regular season? Because when the starters played against New England's starters in the third preseason game, the same thing happened.

Everybody said not to worry, it was vanilla defense, it was preseason, and Williams wasn't showing anything. Some of us, the skeptics (sometimes labelled fairweather) who passed up the Kool-Aid thought otherwise.

Looking good in preseason certainly doesn't mean squat (witness Spurrier's win/loss record in August) But looking bad in preseason just might have validity now and then.

Unless you think we're still headed for the Super Bowl. Because you know what happened the last time Gibbs went winless in exhibition ...