In order to win football games you have to make plays. After our game on Saturday, I watched the Tennessee/Alabama game. Then later, I watched a recording of our game. And what stood out to me was that Bama made plays. A key block here, a good cut by the running back, a hitch in a pass route etc etc. I can't explain it. In our game I didn't see any of this. We whiffed on blocks, the running backs made the wrong cuts, wide outs couldn't shrug coverages etc. Now, is that due to coaching or the talent. For me, I believe the "it" factor in football are the players' instincts. The game us too fast to be able to think everything through. The better players have the better instincts for the game. If you don't know what I'm referring to, watch a highlight video of the great Barry Sanders. Instinctively one of the best ever. Guys like Sanders just Instinctively know when to cut, where to run, know the angles. On Saturday, for the most part, our guys didn't do this. We have good athletes, some outstanding athletes. But do we have guys with good instincts for the game?