[Gary]

Gretz sure loves to point out what is "NOT" the answer. Well, that's fine...now what "IS" the f-ing answer if you're so sure that you know what isn't?

I'm not going to panic at this point, but I am smart enough to realize that we need a hell of a lot more offensive firepower than we have right now to overcome the glaring weaknesses on defense.

I applaud Tony for working his ass off to get open today even with his foot troubles. I applaud Priest for taking maximum advantage of every opportunity the stingy run D of Carolina provided. I applaud Lional Dalton for stepping up his game & getting some push up the middle. I applaud Eric Warfield for using his head on those few plays that he had an opportunity to make a difference.

Some questions I'd love to ask at the post-game press conference:

1. How do you get guys that have proven they don't want to wrap up & tackle for the last few seasons to do so? (I'd love to suggest having them run twenty 100 yard sprints for every missed tackle at every practice until the next game).

2. Is there anything in your offensive gameplan that can help the wide receivers get some separation (since they can't seem to do it themselves), & will you also make them run twenty 100 yard sprints for every dropped pass?

3. What exactly is Eric Hicks' edge that makes him a starter, & why doesn't he use during a game?

4. Is steam coming out of Gunther's ears yet, because at least that would mean he would work those no-tackling underachievers at practice this week until they threw up & then work them harder?