The team definitely looks young, no doubt. But I came away with two thoughts nagging me.
1) A small thing, but how does Jordan get caught from behind on that pass play? I guess I figure our WRs should be fast enough to beat a DB to the end zone with five-yard head start.
2) A bigger thing, and I know this can be attributed to my age and outs me as an Old Schooler, but I believe that the key to most any game is the offensive line. If the O Line takes care of business, you control the tempo of the game and can open up your playbook, playing to strengths and hiding weaknesses. Hammb has highlighted the problems with our O Line in other posts, but I don't think we can overlook the impact that poor O Line play has across the board.
And I'm not saying we have a bad line. They are, however, not playing well (if last night was any indication). That could be due to injury, inexperience, whatever. But the trickle down effect is huge.
