6-10

[BIGH2001]

6-10 is more realistic than 11-5 or 12-4 that's for sure. I dont' know how Saturday's performance inspired confidence in anyone for the upcoming season. The "game plan" was fuging terrible and Jake was worse.

[Baschski]

One game does not define a season. You can look at saturday night's game and say that it does not bode well for next year. You can look at any of our five losses, and probably even a few of our wins and say that they do not bode well for next year. But you can just as easily look at 10 or 11 good games and see that there is a lot of promise and potential for this team, and we should expect nothing less than 9-7, and that's giving you guys a huge benefit of the doubt.

Basically this is a matter of half-empty or half-full. Taking the most recent game and the freshest memory of our season as an indicator of the entire organization's success is extremely short-sighted.

[BIGH2001]

Many of our wins this year weren't impressive at all. We benefited from a VERY weak schedule. Not the case next year and with Jake coming back expect more pass plays that resemble one gigantic abortion of the entire concept of football. How a guy that has played in the NFL as long as he has and been a starter for the better part of 5 years can continue to make undrafted rookie mistakes at absolutely inopportune times is beyond me.

With Jeff Davidson you have the blind leading the blind. His game plan for Saturday was total horse poo. Dan Henning is a genius compared to him. He couldn't even make it with the Browns and only a stud OL and two great running backs covered up his weaknesses. Unfortunately, someone didn't give him the message that you win big games by running the ball.