Now that's more like it! Great success on the field today from our boys and it just goes to show you what a fluke week one was. Now let's get to your questions. Yes Robert?
What stood out to you this week from your game, both good and bad?
The good is easy. Not burdened with fearing for his health Jamie Ortega played and boy did he make it count. I know last week I mentioned how long my memory was well I hope other teams are paying attention. Because when a GM calls our offense "one dimensional" we just HAVE to prove him wrong. 3 TD in the air. 5 TD on the ground - 290 yards through the air - 282 on the ground. Sounds fair and balanced to me. But don't let this be all about the offense because or defense was equally good only allowing two touchdowns and that was well late in the game. Defense did a good enough job holding down Merv Patton in the first half that most of the Orlando fans never came back from halftime. Defense also had a tremendous amount of pass deflections that I truly don't have anything bad to point at. That was a pretty dominant win. Yes Mando? Go ahead.
How do you feel about GM's feuding with the owners of other franchises?
Is this the hill you want to die on today? If it is. Do it guns blazing otherwise best to keep a lid on it.
Two games into the season, are you getting what you expected out of your team?
It's difficult for us to truly evaluate our team because we are keeping week one in our rear view. I look at week two and beam with pride that our players just don't give us their best effort but can execute what we call for. That's really all I've ever wanted from my players. Do what we ask and execute it. Yes Jocelyn you have a question?
No team is perfect, what do you feel your biggest weakness is going into week three?
Untested Depth. We have quite a few rookies at key positions behind the depth chart. They haven't been proven in battle yet but I hope that they can rise to the occasion especially at TE and WR. Yes Socorro?
Which match up will be the key to victory for your team this week?
Miami is always a tough play. I remember to start the season last year they ran us into the ground but we managed to hold on for the victory. We need to do two things. Press the QB and hurry his process or at least make him feel hurried. The second is we need to contain their running attack. Our run defense has to be there to force them to pass. If our offense can build a lead and get out early it allows our defense to pin their ears back and get after the QB. If we can do that we can overcome Miami.
Any other questions?
