Brandon777 wrote:This is what that horrible call did to Brunell's numbers:
These are the numbers because of the penalty.
25/44, 56.82%, 218 Yards, 4.95 YPA, 2 TD's, 2 INT's, 66.29 Rating
These are the real numbers if it wasn't for that horrible call.
26/45, 57.78%, 261 yards, 5.8 YPA, 3 TD's, 1 INT, 87.36 Rating
So you CAN say it's not Brunell looking at the numbers... but everyone sees the w-l numbers nothing else matters and you blame the leader. I blamed Brunell for the 2-4 record... I blamed him for the interceptions and I blamed him for the lack of a run game........
Joe doesn't blame him for any of it
We all blamed the refs for to losses this year so we should be 4-3 at worst... but that's what is known as spilled milk I'm not gonna cry over it and I'm though blaming Brunell (the number B777 have in his post shows that Mark had a better rating than Mr. QB himself Brett Favre) so it MUST be something else.
The INT's might not have happened if he had more time...

maybe it's the O-line or if he had more recievers in patterns

but who would then help out the O-line.
Maybe we'd have a better runnig game IF we had a better O-line.
I'm off the "Bash Brunell Bandwagon" or is it the "Bash Boonell Bandwagon" I forget I was only on it for 10 days or so......I'm not starting or on a bash the O-line Wagon
but maybe it is a area that needs some major attention, this year.
It will work itself out in the offseason and next year with the return of Jon Jensen, but I for one think we've waited long enough.
What ever the record the QB will have that to bear (can't help you there Mark)
This may explain why Gibbs backs Brunell the way he does, and keeping Patrick on the bench .... Mark is mobile
Patrick is not
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