[Fear the Nation]

If you know football you'll agree with me, If your just a parent you probably won't. If your sitting in the stands and you see a kids get a punishing three yard run and just crush the kid who tackles him It's a ohh and ahh moment. Then you say he's a really good player. He probably is. What's most important to a offense is production. That's why a put the stats up there because they do matter and they tell the black and white of what we think we see. We have two kids with different skill sets. ( that's good! ) That gives us a chance to use both kids where their skills are an attribute to the team. ( I am for the team just not stupid and blind ) I say it real and If you don't I call BULL****. You need a kid who can give you a chance to score from anywhere if he gets loose IE #7. You also need to have a buffalo with #36. Ie. 1st and 6 from the goal. To the receiver question you put #7 at WR and he'll never get the rock. Remember we cant completed anything with any consistency so you might as well sit him on the bench. He's where the coach's have determined they can get the most production from his skill set. And it get's cusak on the field, Who is still hurt that's why he didn't play. #36 is an asset when we go to situational football and can be productive. Give it to him three times from the 6 in a heavy set and we win, no doubt. Where we are really hurting as far as constant production is the QB spot. We can't even keep a goal line fade in the field of play. That should be a jump ball TD or an interception. But it has to be catch-able. ( the back shoulder throw would be better in my book, but I'm not the coach). So if my posts rub you in the wrong way...sorry..but I only am speaking of what's best for the team and not some geo-parental nonsense. That's why stats count. No emotion, No kid's, just an analytical look at the facts.