07-28-2015, 11:04 AM
(07-28-2015, 10:06 AM)djs7685 Wrote: Turnovers or not, the defense has done it's job in a couple of the games as far as keeping points off the board and holding the offense to short drives in a lot of cases.
The offense can't help but to turn the ball over, can't score, and can't generate sustained drives on a consistent basis.
I think there's clearly a reason this team has been drafting starters on the offensive side in the higher rounds at a rapid rate and most defensive picks have been for depth and project players for the future.
Though neither side of the ball has been extremely impressive and dominating, bright spots from either side have seemingly come in the first half of most of the games, other than an exception or two of course. I think a lot of this has to go on the coaching staff and the entire team as they've looked unprepared in the second half of almost every game. The team hasn't deserved to win a playoff game with the way they've played, no doubt, but there is more blame to place in certain places than others.
Of course, there are those like the OP that can't help themselves but just scream from the mountaintop about the defense not generating turnovers while usually crying that others aren't being fair for placing blame elsewhere. Meh, it is what it is. Some people can't help from being biased when speaking of certain topics.
"Turnovers or not"? It's the playoffs. A turnover can turn the game. It sure did in the SB.
