Turnover battle

I'm thinking we need to correct this problem.

 

Delhomme seems to be much improved over the past few weeks on making bad throws. He's still got a ways to go, but he's much better than he was coming off the bench in the JAX game.

I don't think DeShaun put the ball on the turf last week, but I could be mistaken there. Davis has coughed up a couple, and that is worrisome. I'm hoping they'll do something with that arm that will protect it and the ball. The Titans will be putting helmets on it every chance they get. Moose has coughed up a couple of the ones he's caught, and that definitely ain't good.

Yep, need to work on protecting the football. Good point, Meat.

 

Rod Smart fumbled the OT return....

 

jake has been better at taking care of the football the past few games, but i think it has a lot to do with the coaching staff reeling him in with the playcalling. the pick he threw this past weekend was just a bad pass...not necessarily a bad decision. physical mistakes happen, i can live with them in moderation.

the two davis fumbles in the redzone really concerns me. we can not give away points. if he does not fumble this past week, that game is most likely put out of reach.

one of our goals each week should be to win the turnover battle. we did this against Indy. take care of the football...and force a couple of turnovers ourselves...that is a nice recipe.

 

God Bless Brian Allen.

 

The newspaper and sportscasters and what I thought I saw had Towns recovering that fumble.

Please verify Brian Allen because it saved the game and the right one should get credit.

 

I'd like to see the points off turnovers given up by the panthers...that may be the more telling statistic.

 

Yeah, but when you fumble in the red zone, there's a 'points not scored' factor to consider, as well.

 

NFL.com play-by-play says Brian Allen recovered the fumble.