Run the damn football!

Ignoring your posts? I guess you're the only one posting on this issue, sorry for skipping over your post, next time I'll read yours and only yours.

To answer your question, YES, if all we do well right now is pages 1-8 of his playbook, then HELL YES junk the rest and get back to basics.

Where is this offense going as it is right now? Nowhere. It's time to realize what this team does best and just do it.

This team is at a crossroads. The road that has brought us to the brink of the season hasn't worked. It's time to re-evaluate and plot a new course. If that means going back to last year's philosophy I'm all for it. Blindly plowing forward as is isn't getting us anywhere.

Gibbs needs to sit down with Saunders and say look, this isn't working. We need to focus on what we do well and scrap this 700-page experiment for now. They can get back to it in the offseason, or pepper some of it in as we go, but for right now we really need a basic approach.


yeah i mean, that's everyone thought when Al Saunders was brought here. why fix whats not broken? old argument. while i wish Gibbs would take back the reigns, he brought Saunders for all this crap, and i have a sinking feeling he may keep trying it.

yeah i mean, that's everyone thought when Al Saunders was brought here. why fix whats not broken? old argument. while i wish Gibbs would take back the reigns, he brought Saunders for all this crap, and i have a sinking feeling he may keep trying it.

i would love to see Gibbs take control again. Saunders is a genius, dont get me wrong, but we WON with Gibbs style to run it at till they puke and pass when they're beatdown. Saunders adds a little variety, but gets WAY away from the reason y we were winning in the first place


RUNNING LIKE MAD MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

125 yards on 26 carries. Rushing could have been a bit worse. I agree we should have pounded it a lot more towards the end, but they were definitely keyed to the run. We tried to hit them when they pulled into the box, but failed.

I think that going for the jugular at the end with almost a minute left was a little nuts....we had a little time to run the "dink and dunk" game to the sidelines to preserve time and march up the field to either FG or Td and end it but instead, Brunell pretty much sealed his OWN fate in the fans' eyes

I agree. I wish we had stuck with what worked during our 6-game winning streak (including playoff game last year). Of course, that would mean never bringing in Saunders, but I'm very much OK with that.

Portis clearly is our best, most-inspired player. Others such as Brunell never show any intensity in the 4th quarter or any other time.

Its hard not to think that last years 6 game win streak was an aberation instead of the norm.

I think we need to set the tone against INDI.

Why don't we institute a "full house" backfield. Sellers, Portis, and Duckett.
Saunders can run his sweeps with Sellers and Duckett blocking. Should the safeties "play the outside"... we pound it up with lead plays right up the gut giving Duckett the ball.

We do not have the tools to throw deep

We have not been running our WR's successfully to the outside

We have not established an identity. (I heard Sonny imply that we are a football team that doesn't know what to do. We're trying to finess the opponent when we have people like Duckett and Sellers in the backfield being used sparingly.)

Changing to this offense will control the clock more and most importantly take some weight off our defense. It will minimize turnovers, and I think it's the correct gameplan to run against INDI.

I agree. I wish we had stuck with what worked during our 6-game winning streak (including playoff game last year). Of course, that would mean never bringing in Saunders, but I'm very much OK with that.

Portis clearly is our best, most-inspired player. Others such as Brunell never show any intensity in the 4th quarter or any other time.

Yeah... JAX he showed zero intensity late in the game....
Remember Seattle reg season last year?

Brunell shows intensity, he just only shows it to one player. When the other team knows he's going to Moss.... that's when he throws his pick.

I think we need to set the tone against INDI.

Why don't we institute a "full house" backfield. Sellers, Portis, and Duckett.
Saunders can run his sweeps with Sellers and Duckett blocking. Should the safeties "play the outside"... we pound it up with lead plays right up the gut giving Duckett the ball.

We do not have the tools to throw deep

We have not been running our WR's successfully to the outside

We have not established an identity. (I heard Sonny imply that we are a football team that doesn't know what to do. We're trying to finess the opponent when we have people like Duckett and Sellers in the backfield being used sparingly.)

Changing to this offense will control the clock more and most importantly take some weight off our defense. It will minimize turnovers, and I think it's the correct gameplan to run against INDI.


Holy fuck.....y the hell dont yopu have Gibbs and Saunders #?? Tell them what you wrote about the fullhouse backfield and if they dont run with THAT FUCKING wonderful whale of an idea, then the game has TRULY passed both them at light speed.....

Yeah... JAX he showed zero intensity late in the game....
Remember Seattle reg season last year?

Brunell shows intensity, he just only shows it to one player. When the other team knows he's going to Moss.... that's when he throws his pick.


yup yup and right again!! where the fuck are you when we need answers!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Holy fuck.....y the hell dont yopu have Gibbs and Saunders #?? Tell them what you wrote about the fullhouse backfield and if they dont run with THAT FUCKING wonderful whale of an idea, then the game has TRULY passed both them at light speed.....

Funny, but vicious.