(10-31-2015, 09:18 PM)TheFarm07 link Wrote:On the positive side, we are down by single digits despite our atrocious offense. Our defense has been able to bend, but not break, but I am unsure how long we can keep that up.
On the down side, Hogan looks lost and McCaffrey has been stymied. Most everything that could go wrong has gone wrong.
It's a long football season and you're not going to play your best every time out. It's all roses when McCaffrey is running through blocks and Hogan's connecting on every throw, but it's times like these that reveals the true character of the team. This team needs to get its act together in the locker room and buckle down in the second half. Dig deep and win ugly. It's not going to be pretty in a rainstorm in a hostile environment against a pumped-up opponent, but you have to find that extra push.
This isn't even about Hogan or McCaffrey.
This is about the O-Line looking soft and getting beat in every phase of the game.Â
Honestly there's no reason to think the O-Line is going to come out of the locker room and suddenly play differently. The coaches can only say so much. This is going to come down to the 5 guys on that O-Line.Â
I hope they prove me wrong.Â