Would you rather have a first round bye or work on the passing game?

pyroglass · 2011-12-05T11:45:37-08:00

We are going to the playoffs, and the next step is to work on getting a first round bye. If we keep the game plan we've been running all over the teams and when playing the NFC West, that seems like the smart and easy way to go, but if we're going to the playoffs we need to worry about going up against pass happy teams that can run up the score. Should we open up the playbook and work on the passing game with more chance for error for the next few games and risk a loss? Or keep it safe and run the ball and probably get the first round bye. I wouldn't mind losing a couple games if we're able to work on a better passing game going into the playoffs with the risk of not having a first round bye. What do you guys think?

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Would you rather have a first round bye or work on the passing game?

Keep the game plan and run first for the rest of the season

Work on the passing game for the remainder of season

Dec 6, 2011 at 2:21 PM

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Bye all the way - it means we get homefield advantage and we can rest & heal up for the next season - The Playoffs!

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