GG JDB.

Our running game did well, as we wait for our starting QB to heal up from his injury. We needed it.

Also, can you check the box score. In the Miami possessions, at 5:17 of the 4th quarter it shows a 1 play possession from our own 4, for -4 yards and a TD. The next possession is also at 5:17, from our 0 yard line, is a 1 play possession for 51 yards and a fumble. The next possession is at 5:17 and shows the actual drive.

This occurred as a 2 point conversion, onside kick, then the resulting drive. Michael Deschamps is credited with a fumble (which he did not have), but there is no one credited with a fumble recovery (which is what made me look through the plays).

I don't have time to look through more... gotta go to work. Maybe you can have a look?

Hm, I wonder if somehow the 2-point conversion and onside kick triggered the code to add a drive to the game log. I'll investigate it.

GG KC (KCook).

We won the game with 2 seconds left on a 45 yard FG. Our running game was average, and our passing game was pretty good when we didn't throw an interception. 2 picks is a bad start to the season for our QB. But 205 yards on 10/17 passing isn't too bad.

Some work to do on offense and defense, but a good start with a win. We hope we can keep it going all season.

Our offense started off hot, getting a score on the first drive and our defense did good practicing a bend but don't break mentality giving up 2 field goals instead of touchdowns which was huge. After going up by 2 touchdowns offense struggled to get first downs for a little while, but broke out of it before the game got close. Have a couple things to work on, but I'm very pleased with our start to the season.

GG RobOrdona

THe Saints came out rolling the field like German Panzers on the march. Fischer rolled up 215 yards rushing on the day. The real strength of the team all day long was our Defense who bent but did not break until scoring was pretty much meaningless.


GG Tampa, We'll be looking forward to the rematch at your house!