BoP

He's Baaaaaaack and Baaaad to da BOne

Aside from the physiological possibilities (damn that cracked me up!), you have to realize that A) Interceptions are part of the game B- deflections and tips by the recievers that get intercepted become good plays made by the defense C) When turnovers occur, it's then up to the defense to prevent scores (although they happened to be returned for TD or inside the redzone). D) INTs are never overlooked, but can be corrected for the most part through tape, teaching and experience E) is for elephant - is anybody reading this? F) Dude kept calling passing plays over and over and over and abandoned the run, making the defense play mostly against the pass (58 attempts). G) Ganz. It was only his third career start. H) the real reason he didnt start is unknown to us, or BC believed Keller was more polished. I thru Z) No Keller injury, no Ganz story to even clip the imagination. I would add that BC had a hissy on the sideline after Joe ran several times , despite the fact that he scored. If BC was flexible, he could have given Joe the green light , and added a dimension to the offense that was sorely lacking with Keller. BUT NOOOO... he reamed Joe for ad-libing ,and so Joe spent the rest of the game throwing and the defense knew it was coming.

Agreed, I think Joe got the shaft. Not even a mop up until Keller goes down. If there is no threat to a starter from the up and coming to take their jobs, they have little reason to play all out. Even Luckey admitted that he was holding back this season. Was I the only one to see this. Thought it was quite obvious

I think TG is overated