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Players made a statement today


JawnyBlaze
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Lotta people around here got proven wrong today. DJ balled out making people questioning his heart look foolish, Burns was all over the place (can’t stop the run HAH), Brown was the primary force keeping their run game stuffed, Foreman and Hubbard ran like their hair was on fire (making me look foolish for my comments about us obviously needing to spend a mid pick on a RB), OL did great against one of the best DL in the league. Even PJ played really efficient. Still had some terribly off target throws but very positive overall. Lotta heart on this team. 

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I still stand by Hubbard sucking. On the TD run, Ickey perfectly walled off the end of the line and the LB got caught cheating up for an inside run and ruined his angle.  If someone can screenshot it, that entire side of the field was wide open and Hubbard only had break a diving arm tackle by said LB with a bad angle.

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