Mark S.

I spend every home at Kenny's (Pinto Ron). I am usually cooking the chicken wings and one of my kid (over 21) is helping to pour the bolling ball shots.

Man, we react too much to each game! Wins are great, lets go with the high for a few days. However, try to take a deep breath after losses (even as bad as last nights). Over the last month the team has had improvements and has leaned to play at home. We still are pretty lost on the road. Although Drew was able to improve some with outstanding protection, he goes to heck pretty quickly with any pressure. I think want that means is the team should be prepared for Losman to be the starter by next year. Do any of us think the coaches are looking at it any differently at this point? The big question is what is the best transition process? One positive that continued to hold last night is our special teams are pretty solid now. As horrible as our passing game was last night, we all knew that there was a good chance Drew would play as badly as he did. The biggest concerns for the future I see from last nights game are: 1. Is our offence going to stay so predictable? 2. How much offensive line improvement is it going to take to having a dependable running game that can make yardage inside and out?