Fox the genius...

[SCpanther]

Why was DeAngelo relegated to 3rd down back status? After scoring 4 tds, he barely touched the ball in the 4th quarter and didn't touch it in overtime. Stewart is a good back but DeAngelo is better, so why the hell wasn't he in there with the game on the line? Fox is really pressing for Stewart to get more carries because he knows that he looks bad for drafting a RB with the 13th pick when he already had a great back.

Also, why the hell did Fox go into conservative mode right when we sniffed field goal range at the end of regulation? We ran three times in a row because Fox was too scared to try and get closer than 50 yards. Ah, you gotta love a coach that tries not to lose the game, instead of going for the win.

[P-paw]

Sleep it off dude.

[IIII 47 IIII]

Sleep it off dude.

I second this notion.

11-4

[Fright]

Sadly, I think the coaches trust Delhomme about as much as we do. I don't think anyone gets more pissed off at us losing more than me. But go listen to some music, read a book, or play a game, take your mind off it.

It'll help.

[Wither]

I don't agree with the runs either, but I don't think you need to blame Fox so much. He was simply doing what he felt was safest, and he put his faith in the running game and that they would break out.

That (one?) Wildcat play where Williams ran was big but could've been much bigger. It looked like it gained even more yards than it did. By the way, I have no idea if that was the final drive or not, I just felt that it was an important play that went well, but just didn't net enough yards (but my point is that it wasn't the plays fault - in fact, Williams saved that play).