Hard to see the Bright Spots, but there are some.

[Phinsdude]

I know it's very hard to see the positives, but I'll state the obvious. Our Defense looked like the Best D in the NFL last night. Say what you want, call me what you want, but we played without our # 1 and # 3 corners, without our # 1 DT, and most of the game without our # 2 DT, and we still were dominant, beyond belief. The last drive of the game, well, that was an aerial attack against a depleted secondary. Maybe we shouldn't have blitzed the house, but we did. We might have lost, but this D was fired out, played with passion. Junior Seau looks better then he has in 5 years, Zach and JT has Pro Bowl games. Sam and Antuan played very well, and Will Poole did his job the entire game, penalty free, big play free against him. If only we could put up a few extra points a game, or just keep our Offensive mistakes to a minimum, we are not an 0-16 team like some of the reporters and fans think.

 

[WCUgodsmacked13]

good post dude, miami didnt have some off the key guys that we have come to rely on defense and we still held cincy to 9 pts on D. Not to mention that rob konrad and travis minor didnt play on offense. If the line can get it together and Feeley stops forcing so many passes we may still go 8-8....or better

 

[catfish]

To me, the clear bright spot on offense has been the play of our tight end Randy Mcmichael. There is no doubt that this man is better than he was last year, and is a very fiery competitor!