So far so good, other than what I hope are some junk points in the 4th, but I am really worried by RW's injuries. I have been concerned since breaking up the line after the first Seahawk Super Bowl that the team was relying too much on RW's mobility and that it would start to wear on him over time. I hope it is not too serious (looks like left knee issue), and is a wakeup call for management.
I think they used the game to turn a corner. They started figuring out how to use Graham, Christine Michael gained some confidence, RW was back, offensive line was better. But, . . . RW is a big question mark. It was a weaker team. (Sorry, @335clone , but it is true this year it appears). But, they were executing, gaining confidence, and figuring stuff out. But, as I said before, the RW thing worries me. I sure wish the team was able to invest in a better O line. This one seems to be progressing, but there seems to be a lot of work to do for the big time teams.
Next week is the Jets, then the bye. My buddy, Tim, is a big Jets fan. Long time suffering sort, he is. He is such a fan, I don't know if he could handle us watching the game together.
I hope RW can be ready well enough, and then can be rested. He tweeted out he had a "little knee sprain", but could have returned. Saw some tweet or something somewhere that said something about a MCL strain. Bleacher Report says his status against the Jets is as yet uncertain.
. I saw that at the Super Bowl game a couple years ago. It was not just a system guy holding the Pats in the game. RW also is not just a game manager, or system guy.
If you love him so much, why don't you marry him?
