re: Josh Dobbs

I totally agree. We are completely one dimensional and predictable. Regardless of Dobbs' overall stat or yard totals we have to shake it up and be able to have a steady passing threat. He just can't make even the shorter throws consistently (but mostly anything outside the numbers and over 10 yards), and the coaches don't seem to have any faith in the guy to let it fly.

It's 2 & 13 and we run a gimmicky trick play. What does it tell you that on that crucial drive, in an obvious passing situation our coaches would rather let our WR throw it downfield than our actual QB? That tells me all I need to know.