The Birds move to 4-0, but it wasn't pretty! Join us as we break down the nail-biting 31-25 victory over the Buccaneers, a game that truly was a tale of two halves.
We start with the good: the Special Teams and Defense showing up huge, including the early blocked punt TD by Cameron Latu and Sydney Brown, and the clutch late-game turnovers and stops. We highlight Jihaad Campbell's massive performance, including an end-zone interception, and Moro Ojomo's game-sealing sack.
Then we dive into the struggles: What happened to the offense after the first half? The unit posted next to zero yards in the third and fourth quarters, forcing the defense to shoulder the load. We analyze Jalen Hurts' performance and the stagnant rushing attack, asking whether the "fake Tush Push" TD to Saquon Barkley was a sign of genius or a necessary trick to mask deeper issues.
Is 4-0 fool's gold, or is finding ways to win when the offense sputters the sign of a true contender? Tune in for the full analysis
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