Who's afraid of a slow start by our passing game?

HTTR · 01-04-2006, 04:23 PM

I do get nervous when Brunell and his receivers start out of rhythm . . . they tend to stay that way for the whole game (or, in the case of last year, the whole season). HOWEVER, look at Dallas #1 and you realize that if our D keeps the game close, anything can happen.

My question is, can Gibbs expand the playbook now that we're in the playoffs? The Eagles pretty much shut down our bread-and-butter plays (or tried, in the case of Portis pounding), and we had nothing new to show them. Will this be the case in Tampa?

01-04-2006, 04:23 PM	#16
HTTR Impact Rookie Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 649	Re: who's afraid of a slow start by our passing game? I do get nervous when Brunell and his receivers start out of rhythm . . . they tend to stay that way for the whole game (or, in the case of last year, the whole season). HOWEVER, look at Dallas #1 and you realize that if our D keeps the game close, anything can happen. My question is, can Gibbs expand the playbook now that we're in the playoffs? The Eagles pretty much shut down our bread-and-butter plays (or tried, in the case of Portis pounding), and we had nothing new to show them. Will this be the case in Tampa? __________________ ____________________________________________ "There's the snap, hand to Riggins . . . he's gone, he's gone!"

Who's afraid of a slow start by our passing game?

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