Sunday, October 16, 2005
The Incomplete Comeback
Bill must've figured something out, finally, and just moments after I published my last post which included some moaning about the impotence of our offense, our boys began to crawl out of the enormous hole they had dug themselves into. A noble effort was made, enough to make us all believe it would happen and... no dice. So our defending Superbowl champions head into their bye week with a .500 record, and we here at reb sox have come up with a short list of things we need to do better in the next ten games.
- Protect Tom Brady. Not getting ejected might help out with that, young sir Mankins.
- Hold onto interceptions ::glaring at Asante::
- Run in the first half. I see we're figuring out how to do this by the fourth quarter; this is not soon enough.
- Strip the ball. Are we forgetting to even try? Forcing turnovers is the easiest way to make up for our defensive shortcomings.
- Two-minute offense. This is usually the bread-and-butter of our team. I have a feeling it comes right back to my first point: Protect Tom Brady.
I'm confident that Bill will work on all of these things and much, much more. This should be a fruitful break, and I believe it comes at a good time for our team. Also, it gives Tedy two whole weeks to try and get in the game ASAP.
# posted by Rebecca @ 8:24 PM 
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This year's Pat's defense is surely different than those in the past 5. But I am not qualified to go further with any comments about them. And pitching and the White Sox are certainly 2 things that go together. Yankee fans take note....THAT'S good pitching. Come to think about it, the same goes for us Sox fans. Now if the Astros win today, what a match-up of pitching staffs!! When is the last time 2 teams had at least 3 dominent starters backed with a corps of relievers?? Wowie gazowie!
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