it is also a fact that the Pats were down to their backup QB for the first four games, and it appears likely that they will have to finish off those last 2 and a half games with their 3rd string QB. I wonder how many teams are successful in that situation to start off the year?
Meanwhile, the Rams remain committed to Keenum throughout the offseason, and they go out and get man handled while being held to 200 yards of offense, getting shutout by a defense that gave up 46 points and well over 500 yards the following week. What do the QB injuries and OL injuries of the last 2 years have to do with the offense's performance in the first game?
Sure there was some slight improvement offensively against the Hawks, but man it seems that we have a long way to go. Hopefully we keep improving....an offensive TD would be a great start. Not going to win too many games scoring 1 point a quarter.
