Actually, I am relieved we are relevant for one more week. After the first interception, I was able to quell my panic by reminding myself: "we're not that good, this is to be expected. We're not that good, this is to be expected." Anyway, I heard the game on the radio but I am now watching it and what follows are some 'live-blogging' comments (tape delayed)
- Why on earth are we running the wildcat? Seriously? The only positive I can get out of this is the long-con. That Haley is waiting for a crucial game, like against the Bengals, and Bell will finally throw the ball. That's the only way I can see this being valuable. Otherwise, it's a waste of our franchise QB.
- Our running game may have been better this game because DeCastro is back - he's a probowler in waiting.
- What has happened to Heath?
- LeBeau promised us that the defense would be better and it really was. If they can keep this up, we can actually be good
- The wins are actually fun wins. It's not like last 2 years where the wins were ugly and scary. When we've won, it's been decisive. When we've lost, they've been ugly. There's very few losses that we should have lost (Patriots was close until the very end, and the upcoming loss to the Lions...)
- According to Football Outsiders, 2 of our receivers are in the top 5: Cotchery #4 (DYAR 232), Brown #5 (222). FYI Sanders is a -54 and Mike Wallace is -48.
About the Lions. Boy are we going to lose. Which is OK, in a way, because as long as we can beat AFC opponents, we can still think we can be in it.
Other thoughts: Why haven't the Vikings tried to get Tim Tebow... or anyone for that matter?
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