wolverineneshl {l Wrote}:Some points on the TD passes, wouldn't it help to turn around at least and see the pass coming and have a chance to either pick it or knock it away ? I just don't understand that technique by the BC DBs at all.
It's not a "technique". It's what happens when a DB is trying to catch-up to the receiver. First, you get to the receiver. Then, you look for the ball. Same thing happens in the NFL. The good CBs are able to locate the ball at the last second to make a play. Same thing happens in the NFL on any contested pass (see, 49ers challenging Sherman with a mediocre receiver).
wolverineneshl {l Wrote}:Is there a chance to run a no huddle offense when the offense is not working ?
There is a chance. But, if the offense is struggling, going no-huddle likely would result in a 3-and-out that has a gassed D back on the field in less than a minute.
wolverineneshl {l Wrote}:When BC picked the ball and did nothing, that was the beginning of the end in the 1st half. I left early in the 2nd half when I already knew the game was lost and BC was not making plays. I went home and skated in a pickup hockey game to vent my frustrations out.
I think "did nothing" reads like the staff went conservative resulting in a 3-and-out. That was probably the most aggressive series we had all game. It's just that the QB couldn't make the throws (which is shocking for someone who is clearly a better QB than Rettig).
told a cop he looked hot then sprayed him with beer on Shea. He was amazed at how calmly the cop reacted. The 
wasn't going to be able to make games, but frankly, the product simply isn't good enough. I'll be back when the product recovers - unlike a lot of BC "fans" I am there for the football.
