Commanders Post at The Warpath - View Single Post - Unfortunately, Bledsoe Still Has Something Left in the Tank

htownskinfan · 08-27-2005, 11:59 PM

I live in Houston and I watched the first half of the Cowboys-Texans game. Bledsoe looked good; on one drive he completed 9 passes in a row, then threw one away, completed his next pass, and then handed off to Julius Jones for a touchdown. I know Bledsoe's success depends on the offensive line, but he's dangerous when given protection. On another drive, Bledsoe led them down the field in the 2 minute drill and completed 5 of 6 (the one incompletion was a throw away). With 40 seconds left, Bledsoe led them downfield again, where (with no timeouts left) Jose Cortez missed an easy field goal.

Hopefully, the Cowboys' offensive line won't give him time when the regular season starts

08-27-2005, 11:59 PM	#1
htownskinfan JUST LIVIN Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: houston,tx Age: 63 Posts: 4,916	Unfortunately, Bledsoe Still Has Something Left in the Tank I live in Houston and I watched the first half of the Cowboys-Texans game. Bledsoe looked good; on one drive he completed 9 passes in a row, then threw one away, completed his next pass, and then handed off to Julius Jones for a touchdown. I know Bledsoe's success depends on the offensive line, but he's dangerous when given protection. On another drive, Bledsoe led them down the field in the 2 minute drill and completed 5 of 6 (the one incompletion was a throw away). With 40 seconds left, Bledsoe led them downfield again, where (with no timeouts left) Jose Cortez missed an easy field goal. Hopefully, the Cowboys' offensive line won't give him time when the regular season starts Last edited by Sheriff Gonna Getcha; 08-28-2005 at 12:16 AM.