Contenders with QB questions

Many of the other teams have much easier schedules than the skins do too.

According to the NFL ,NY has the toughest schedule:food-smil

According to the NFL ,NY has the toughest schedule:food-smil
The Giants schedule is BRUTAL. They could easily be 2-5 out of the gate Colts, at Philly, at Seattle, bye, Redskins, at Falcons, at Cowboys, Bucs.. Then they still have to go to Jax, to Carolina and to the Redskins to close it out.. I'd rather have our schedule than theirs!!

at least we'll get to see how good our D really is. the NFC east doesn't get to take the peyton manning test all that often.

BSB, thank Warrick Holdman for our run defense being so poor in the first half of the season. As soon as LaVar came back (not saying he was great, but better than Holdman) hardly anyone rushed for over 100 yards against us. Our run defense is actually VERY good provided we can get some production out of ROLB.

Bottom line, even if Brunell is healthy we have to give him better starting field position than we did last year. That was one of the things that hurt us in the playoffs v. Seattle.

We can chalk that up to a number of things, poor special teams coverage, horrible punting, a few big runs were ripped off and put the other team deep in our territority on numerous occasions. But I ,for one, don't think that this offense will change drastically and morph into 'Air Corryell' overnight. We'll be more effecient offensively, but I think the special teams, of all the units, absolutely must have a stellar year for us to have a chance.

Bottom line, even if Brunell is healthy we have to give him better starting field position than we did last year. That was one of the things that hurt us in the playoffs v. Seattle.

We can chalk that up to a number of things, poor special teams coverage, horrible punting, a few big runs were ripped off and put the other team deep in our territority on numerous occasions. But I ,for one, don't think that this offense will change drastically and morph into 'Air Corryell' overnight. We'll be more effecient offensively, but I think the special teams, of all the units, absolutely must have a stellar year for us to have a chance.We did get bad field position in the Seattle game but the O did nothing to move the ball. Our punter played great that game with the position he was put into for the first 1/4 or more of the game and the D keept them out of the end zone.

Bottom line, even if Brunell is healthy we have to give him better starting field position than we did last year. That was one of the things that hurt us in the playoffs v. Seattle.

We can chalk that up to a number of things, poor special teams coverage, horrible punting, a few big runs were ripped off and put the other team deep in our territority on numerous occasions. But I ,for one, don't think that this offense will change drastically and morph into 'Air Corryell' overnight. We'll be more effecient offensively, but I think the special teams, of all the units, absolutely must have a stellar year for us to have a chance.

Randle El will be an upgrade and should get us better field position. The punting needs to improve.

I think the most most important addition that Saunders will provide is his ability to mix up the plays to keep the defense guessing. I have a friend who is a Chiefs fan and he says, after several years of watching the Chiefs under Saunders, even he has a hard time figuring out what play is coming next.

Inside source said that Brunell is thinking about retiring before the start of the year... Anyone else here this rumor?

Inside source said that Brunell is thinking about retiring before the start of the year... Anyone else here this rumor?

No way in hell. I won't even ask where you heard that garbage.

Yup, total BS.