Defending Sean Payton: Lack of running vs. Baltimore was right call

mike27 · 12-25-2010, 12:29 PM

Well, those behind the line passes were insane. But even when they run, they never give it enough time to work. Bush seems to do better when they toss him short ones over the middle. I'm just not sure he's gotten that thought of his leg snapping out of his head yet, on which I can sympathize. But over the middle and he's far away from running toward the sidelines, and we see him at his best, zip, zing, here and there, showing his quickness.

Plus, had they ran, maybe it wouldn't have gotten to 21-7 so quickly.

12-25-2010, 12:29 PM	#6
mike27 100th Post Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 104 Blog Entries: 2	Well, those behind the line passes were insane. But even when they run, they never give it enough time to work. Bush seems to do better when they toss him short ones over the middle. I'm just not sure he's gotten that thought of his leg snapping out of his head yet, on which I can sympathize. But over the middle and he's far away from running toward the sidelines, and we see him at his best, zip, zing, here and there, showing his quickness. Plus, had they ran, maybe it wouldn't have gotten to 21-7 so quickly.