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The Fudge pack will definitly have it's fill of Buttflo today....
These two teams seem to mirror one another in so many ways. The edge going to the Fudge Packers of course, as they have a lot more experience and a larger front.
When on mark, BJ Looseman has often been compared to his childhood favorite QB (and future Hall of Famer), Beet Larva. Both have amazing mobility and similar strong arms. Yet Looseman continues to fail at getting a firm grip on things and his lack of consistency has the Dills shooting blanks offensively all season long. Looseman tends to let pressure get the best of him, rushing his play and forcing his balls into too many unwanted places. Fans and critics alike grow restless and weary from Looseman's inability to hang onto his balls. And while this might be young BJ's first full season as a starter, he is on the verge of taking the Dills to yet another impotent season. Dills owner Rough Limpson has already openly expressed his displeasure in his teams inability to execute, and that puts 1st year coach Dick Jamon in a sticky situation.
Larva has faced his own turnover battle this season, but in the last 3 games Larva has been deciplined and erect in the midst of the Fudge Pack pocket not giving up his balls once to opposing defenses. This could be laregly credited to in part to the return of RB Allmen Ween, who has taken the pressure off of Larva who was trying to hard to "stick it to them" by himself earlier in the year.
The Dills hope to follow in the footsteps of the Fudge Pack and turn their season around by better utilizing their running game and RB Willy McGayHe. Like Ween, Willy is a hard back back with a nose for the hole and better involvement means longer drives for Buttflo.
These two teams seem to mirror one another in so many ways. The edge going to the Fudge Packers of course, as they have a lot more experience and a larger front.
When on mark, BJ Looseman has often been compared to his childhood favorite QB (and future Hall of Famer), Beet Larva. Both have amazing mobility and similar strong arms. Yet Looseman continues to fail at getting a firm grip on things and his lack of consistency has the Dills shooting blanks offensively all season long. Looseman tends to let pressure get the best of him, rushing his play and forcing his balls into too many unwanted places. Fans and critics alike grow restless and weary from Looseman's inability to hang onto his balls. And while this might be young BJ's first full season as a starter, he is on the verge of taking the Dills to yet another impotent season. Dills owner Rough Limpson has already openly expressed his displeasure in his teams inability to execute, and that puts 1st year coach Dick Jamon in a sticky situation.
Larva has faced his own turnover battle this season, but in the last 3 games Larva has been deciplined and erect in the midst of the Fudge Pack pocket not giving up his balls once to opposing defenses. This could be laregly credited to in part to the return of RB Allmen Ween, who has taken the pressure off of Larva who was trying to hard to "stick it to them" by himself earlier in the year.
The Dills hope to follow in the footsteps of the Fudge Pack and turn their season around by better utilizing their running game and RB Willy McGayHe. Like Ween, Willy is a hard back back with a nose for the hole and better involvement means longer drives for Buttflo.
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