Turning Points In The Season

1-the debacle in new york
2-the mn officiating and time management against dallas.
3-very bad calls in several other games,the browns,bengals,packers
4-leaving brunnell in a littlle too long.
5-gibbs learning curve to the new nfl took a little longer
6-a few free agents (barrow,daniels)did,nt pan out.
7-injuries have killed us.
at least there is a better hope for next year,especially with ramsey stepping up as the team's qb.
do most of you guys agree?

yep sounds about right to me

I would like to add Gregg Williams to that list. I don't think a lot of us expected our defense to be ranked #2 overall before the season started.

For sure, out of all those things, BUT....

ahead of injuries, bad calls, and the Gibbs learning curve, its pretty evident now (I know, I know, hindsight is 20/20) that the biggest event/decision for 2004 is Gibbs one, choosing Brunell, and two, Gibbs leaving him in for 9 games. I am the biggest Gibbs apologist, but I have to say, that decision has played a huge role in our season. Freakin Carson Palmer had a better year then Brunell....Hell, Krenzel, from Chicago won more games then Brunell....

the bad calls definately hurt but i won't use them, i'll instead go with #4 and #5 from post #1

jansen going down?

I AGREE WITH AEHS77. THE LOSS OF JANSEN WAS BIG BUT THIS TEAM JUST LACKED CONFIDENCE FOR TOO MUCH OF THE SEASON .THIS TEAM JUST CANT REMEMBER HOW TO WIN. GIBBS WILL LEAD US TO THE PROMISED LAND EVENTUALLY:thumb:

I agree-- BUT WHY ARE YOU YELLING AT ME?!:confused:

sorry:embarrass

sorry:embarrass
It's all good-- Gibbs will lead us to the promised land!