Most insiders thought it was going to be the Eagles or Seahawks that pulled the trigger.
It was an excellent move by Seattle but it doesn't change my opinion that they're the now best team in the NFC.
That will be decided in December and I'm confident our squad can still to toe to toe with any team in the NFL.
. . . as long as they play fundamentally sound ball. I do not have the confidence in our 2017 Horns like I did with the 1999 Horns. We are still the second youngest team in the NFL. The 1999 bunch was a nice mix of savvy veterans and smart youth. I really want to see our Horns pull it all together for a 2017 Super Bowl victory. However, the mistakes have to be minimized. Rookies and other young 'uns
will make mistakes and go through growing pains---that's part of development. This coaching staff appears to be doing an excellent job of keeping this young squad focused on a single game at a time. As the defensive focus intensifies, as the offensive scheming becomes more reliable (read that:
get & keep Sammy & Jared on the same page at all times!!!), as the special teams continues to roll & improve as the NFL's all around best, this team can literally become a true juggernaut. In the playoffs it only takes one error-filled game to ground us for the season, so these young kids have to grow up fast during the final stretch and minimize major errors by come post season.