I'm pretty impressed... they were going up against one of the best offenses in the NFL this year..

Brandon Marshall's a stud. Very impressed with how they kept him from going off.

Agreed 100% Surtain plays better as the NCB anyways.

Wouldnt he look good next to Bowe?

Wouldnt of Bowe really look good in DV's offense with the cast we used to have?

You have too...

Carr is developing right before our eyes, it would be insane to remove him now....

That'd be an unreal tandem.

You know what I kept thinking yesterday though?
Eddie Royal opposite of Bowe.

The angle? it was as high as it possibly could be and thrown on a rope, looked like it was thrown away, Brandon jumped up and caught it, two inches higher and he wouldn't have been able to catch it. Flowers was right in front of him and looked like he miss timed his jump by a fraction of a second, and still almost tipped the ball.

Hats off to Cutler there. That was a perfectly thrown ball.

They did a great job despite the front line not getting very much pressure, which makes their performance that much more exciting.

Actually that was Carr. He was on Marshall all day due to him being slightly taller than Flowers....

I have the game taped. I haven't seen it yet. I was just wondering, I see that Cutler threw for 350+ yards, yet people are saying the corners played well. Where did all the yardage come from?

For us to hold Marshall to 77 yards while a 5th rounder was on him most of the game...kind of a big deal.

Look at the number of rushing attempts they had. They hardly ever ran the ball and a lot of the running backs touches were screens, which typically don't affect corners. Most of Cutlers completions were when he had 5 seconds back there, and while the corner looks bad, that is mostly on the pass rush.

Our corners were exciting. They were physical (God forbid they hit somebody), most times they played the ball, knocked down passes, and tackled well. IIRC Marshall only broke 1 tackle and didn't get far. For as much as dungver threw the ball, our corners played well. Throw in that they are rooks, it was goddamn exciting!

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The leading passers of the week always come from losing QBs.

Top five passers in week four: Warner, Brees, Cutler, Schaub, Romo. Only one of those got a win, and that team is the most pass-happy in the NFL.

Page was in zone, and should have been deeper.

Carr was in man, and had outside position, as he should in the RZ, against a much taller reciever, protecting against fades and corner routes.