Week 3 Review ARI @ BAL

DiamondDave · 09-24-2007, 08:31 AM

Well

I was rather busy this week and did not get a chance to write up an outlook prior to the game. But needless to say, I was disappointed even with the win. This was a game that we had totally in hand, and how you let Kurt Warner lead the Cardinals back into this game to the point where a last second field goal is needed to win it, is beyond me.

The good:
Matt Stover - MONEY.... exactly what we have him for. Clutch kicking inside 50 yards
Willis McGahee - No hundred yard game (98), but 4.7 YPC and a great job breaking it loose on occasion. 4 receptions is nice to see, considering it used to be one of the weak points of Jamal Lewis' game.
Todd Heap - Takes a licking and holds on

The bad:
The secondary - a decent amount of passed defended, but a few prime opportunities for INT's that fell to the wayside. Letting Warner and Boldin run rampant was a disaster.
Brian Billick - His offensive play calling after having the 23-6 lead was baffling

Worthwhile mention:
Yamon Figures: Congrats of the first return TD of his young career. He shows the signs that this may be the first of many.

09-24-2007, 08:31 AM	#1 (permalink)
DiamondDave Hall of Famer Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: MD, on the Potomac River Posts: 5,390	Week 3 Review ARI @ BAL Well I was rather busy this week and did not get a chance to write up an outlook prior to the game. But needless to say, I was disappointed even with the win. This was a game that we had totally in hand, and how you let Kurt Warner lead the Cardinals back into this game to the point where a last second field goal is needed to win it, is beyond me. The good: Matt Stover - MONEY.... exactly what we have him for. Clutch kicking inside 50 yards Willis McGahee - No hundred yard game (98), but 4.7 YPC and a great job breaking it loose on occasion. 4 receptions is nice to see, considering it used to be one of the weak points of Jamal Lewis' game. Todd Heap - Takes a licking and holds on The bad: The secondary - a decent amount of passed defended, but a few prime opportunities for INT's that fell to the wayside. Letting Warner and Boldin run rampant was a disaster. Brian Billick - His offensive play calling after having the 23-6 lead was baffling Worthwhile mention: Yamon Figures: Congrats of the first return TD of his young career. He shows the signs that this may be the first of many. __________________ Reagan in 08... Even though he's dead, he's the better choice! Superdelegates - Because even the Democratic party knows it's base is too stupid to make really important decisions.