while having two 1st rd running backs being and still being “inept”…Well if he had actually watched some of the games, he would have seen that Stewart never saw the field and DeAngelo got a very minimal amount of carries. They only ran 38% of the plays regardless of who was in there. He talks about the pro-bowl o-line, yet we’re missing one of the three main pieces to that line. I guess he doesn’t care that Matt was missing his best receiver (one of the best in the league) and the most experienced receiver he had on the field in preseason had one career touchdown. Also they’re quick to use those last place offensive preseason stats in their argument, but conveniently forget to mention the being first in defensive stats. If they want to judge the team based on those stats, the Jets were able to drag Sanchez’ sorry ass to the AFC championship game with a great defense and a pretty “inept” offense. So even by that line of thinking, we still look alright.

Our offensive line hasn’t blocked worth a damn for the entire preseason. I don’t recall a single play where the QB had any time to work with. Dukes is clueless in his assessment of our offense. I doubt he even watched any tape on us before making those comments. He probably just looked at the box score and made his decision based on that. We’ll show him on Sunday when we light up the scoreboard on his beloved G-Men.

Panthers are going to make a lot of “experts” look dumb as hell when they go into the new Giant Stadium and lay a beat down just like they did to close out the old one