There are ways to win PS games that are bad. If we played 1s, 2s, or even 3s well into this game for example. or game planned a ton, or blitzed a ton. That's not what happened. They played their usual vanillaish game with the guys they should have been using and the game was won by a couple guys making individual plays, not because of scheme or lopsided talent on the field. Kyle Peko made 2 great individual plays on 3rd downs to get the ball back, Murphy's PR, even the GW drive. It was a scramble, a screen pass with penalty yards tacked on, and a square in. Nothing crazy, just well executed.
The previous games the staff obviously had a plan and Beane alluded to it. They threw a lot intentionally weeks 1 and 2, ran a lot week 3. They didn't deviate from that plan regardless of the score in those games. Starters played appropriate amounts and, for the most part, the games were won by the backups (and in some cases the deeeep backups) That's fine with me. You want those guys to not be terrible and you want everyone balling out when they are on the field trying to win. Does it mean anything for week 1 that we won tonight? Not at all, but I like the way they did it.