sho nuff
Footballguy
No more of that offseason thread started by a Bears fan....
Everyone pissed over that last loss...lets get beyond the call a bit as every other topic is about that and it seems there will always be a few arguing against when 99% of the people out there saw.
1-2 after these 3 games is tough right now. Beating Chicago makes it a bit better for now. But some concerns obviously still there.
-McCarthy's first half last night. Talks like he wants to establish the run...then proceeds to go nearly all pass plays in a first half while watching his QB get sacked 8 times.
-OL...it has had some success (Lang is playing pretty well...Newhouse has a few struggles here and there but looks better than last year for the most part)...but Bulaga right now is simply regressing from his first 2 years. Sitton not playing as well either. Saturday is looking ok, but missing things for a vet and is only a stop gap anyway. They need help here and younger vet help...not just rookies to develop.
-Rodgers...he looks like 2008/2009 right now in how he is holding the ball too long. They made this big thing about that 2.5 second clock they have in practice but he is holding it longer than that and taking some unnecessary sacks (at least 4 last night are on him, including that trip...if not 5 I would put on him).
-WRs getting no separation right now.
-Woodson IMO is done as a corner.
On the positive side...the D has stepped up after a rough start to the SF game.
-Hawk is having his best year yet...he looks to be playing faster and more instinctive than before and making more plays at or near the LOS...even beat Woodson to the outside on one of those plays last night to make a great stop.
-Shields is stepping up as well and playing quite well after losing his job in camp. This is good to keep Bush off the field.
-Rookies chipping in...Hayward and McMillan made very nice plays last night. Worthy bringing something every game and Perry doing a pretty good job so far.
-Run D...not as porous as before. Lynch had some nice tough runs, but they never let him break anything long and kept him contained quite well.
-Benson...not great, but when McCarthy does let him get going, he has done well (Chicago game and 2nd half last night).
Everyone pissed over that last loss...lets get beyond the call a bit as every other topic is about that and it seems there will always be a few arguing against when 99% of the people out there saw.
1-2 after these 3 games is tough right now. Beating Chicago makes it a bit better for now. But some concerns obviously still there.
-McCarthy's first half last night. Talks like he wants to establish the run...then proceeds to go nearly all pass plays in a first half while watching his QB get sacked 8 times.
-OL...it has had some success (Lang is playing pretty well...Newhouse has a few struggles here and there but looks better than last year for the most part)...but Bulaga right now is simply regressing from his first 2 years. Sitton not playing as well either. Saturday is looking ok, but missing things for a vet and is only a stop gap anyway. They need help here and younger vet help...not just rookies to develop.
-Rodgers...he looks like 2008/2009 right now in how he is holding the ball too long. They made this big thing about that 2.5 second clock they have in practice but he is holding it longer than that and taking some unnecessary sacks (at least 4 last night are on him, including that trip...if not 5 I would put on him).
-WRs getting no separation right now.
-Woodson IMO is done as a corner.
On the positive side...the D has stepped up after a rough start to the SF game.
-Hawk is having his best year yet...he looks to be playing faster and more instinctive than before and making more plays at or near the LOS...even beat Woodson to the outside on one of those plays last night to make a great stop.
-Shields is stepping up as well and playing quite well after losing his job in camp. This is good to keep Bush off the field.
-Rookies chipping in...Hayward and McMillan made very nice plays last night. Worthy bringing something every game and Perry doing a pretty good job so far.
-Run D...not as porous as before. Lynch had some nice tough runs, but they never let him break anything long and kept him contained quite well.
-Benson...not great, but when McCarthy does let him get going, he has done well (Chicago game and 2nd half last night).