I read that article and it made all the sense in the world...
It's definetly warranted. Until Miami proves otherwise, you only have recent history to go on.
however, I like what I'm seeing from Jay Fiedler in the last two games. I'm actually worried more about the defense and the porpensity to give up the big play. I hope this year is different, but you never know. If it's any consolation, it's what JF has said along with what he's done. I've posted earlier how I thought JF really missed Mike Shula's coaching cause it looked like he regressed from last year, but hearing him say how sitting on the sidelines rejuvenated him as well as he learned a great deal from BG, with his quick realease and accuracy and how he reevalutated the fundamentals. You can see it in his game. Especially when he stood firm in the pocket knowing he was gonna take a hit but he waited until RW got into position to make a good throw. He looks poised and confident. I like what I'm seeing from Chris Chambers as well. It's evident that when he's involed in the offense and on his game, the opposing defense is in trouble. As long as our pass attack can consitantly break down a defense, ricky will have room to roam. Hell ricky is starting to punish defenses and that's a great sign.
so all in all, I like our chances down the stretch. Our two biggest obstacles are NE and the Eagles. I think we proved earlier this year we can beat NE. Our defense is definetly gonna have to step up that game and shut down their pass attack. Philly, we have to shut down their running game and force McNabb to try and beat us. Of course he's capable of breaking a game open, but I think he'll be more prone to make a mistake than bust out.. but you never know. I'm not overlooking Buffalo and the Jets because they always play us hard, but with the Bills, if you pressure Bledsoe, he crumbles like Griese and if you shut down the Jets offense, which we are more than capable of, we can run through them like a hooker at Hunts Point
