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Re: The Observations of an Excellector.
They are willing to make certain moves, but they have not hit the panic button. However, I do think that Caldwell was brought in as the backup plan. If their struggles on the road continue, it is something to keep an eye on.
"Please take with you this final sword, The Excellector. I am praying that your journey will be guided by the light", Leon Shore
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10-23-2012, 12:02 PM #15
Re: The Observations of an Excellector.
Yes, it was. They had the 3rd best defense. And Peyton wasn't around either.
Everything came together and the pass that would have sent that tough as nails team to the super bowl was dropped.
Now, the offensive line needs to change and change now during the bye so Joe can step into his throws.
The receivers' routes need to become more exotic along with the actual design of the pass plays and formations.
Our corners need to play press and Upshaw needs to start opposite Suggs and keep everything inbetween them and no one can be allowed to turn the corner on either side.
The Ravens must go into Pittsburgh 7-2 and win 2 of those next 3. And then go to Washingon at least 9-3 because those last 4 games will be tough.
Pittsburgh had to get by the Redskins and Giants before we ever meet them. So we will see how they are when we meet up with them. We might have a 2 game lead when we go there.
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10-23-2012, 12:11 PM #16Regular 1st Stringer
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Re: The Observations of an Excellector.
I second this - I followed the Cowboys from 79 to 97 closely. Daryl Johnston/Emmit Smith were regularly used - the running game was missed during Smith's holdout after the superbowl.
Norv ran timing plays all day with Irvin, slants to Harper... he used his players to their strengths. They had developed a good offensive line.
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