Now the Storm are talking about getting things turned around and getting back on that positive path, but it\u2019s not all gloom and doom in the Storm locker room.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe can\u2019t wait to get back out there. The people on the outside might thing the sky is falling, but I see a much different outlook for our team with where we are and what we are doing,\u201d Storm coach Anthony Becht said this week. \u201cI have experienced two straight losses before. Last year (with St. Louis) we won six straight after that, so I think we\u2019re in the right mindset and we\u2019re excited.\u201d<\/p>\n
Turnovers, mistakes prove costly as Orlando Storm lose second straight game<\/a><\/p>\n Orlando is at Houston on Sunday and the Storm aren\u2019t reeling in desperation. They are certainly feeling concerned after two straight losses, games in which they let their opponents open with leads of 25-0 and 14-0.<\/p>\n Becht remains positive. He isn\u2019t circling the wagons just yet. He has confidence in his football team. On Sunday against Birmingham, the Storm got another good passing performance from quarterback Jack Plummer, but three turnovers spoiled the day.<\/p>\n \u201cWe really feel good about what we were doing, offensively, on the field. We had three turnovers that, quite frankly, wrecked our opportunity,\u201d Storm coach Anthony Becht said. \u201cWe understand why we didn\u2019t score in the red zone twice because of those fumbles. I really thing they are random acts of God.<\/p>\n \u201cTwo of my best players fumbled the snaps. There\u2019s nothing really to coach there. I believe we get six points, worst case, if those two things don\u2019t happen. But it does cause you to lose.\u201d<\/p>\n So the ship isn\u2019t sinking and Becht doesn\u2019t feel concerned about a need to plug holes. Plummer is coming off his best passing game of the season with 324 yards and two touchdowns and the defense only gave up six points after spotting Birmingham a 14-0 lead, so Becht is looking to build on the positive.<\/p>\n Plummer is still completing 66% of his passes and he has thrown just one interception in six games, 187 pass attempts. Plummer just looking to keep things moving forward.<\/p>\n \u201cJust don\u2019t panic. We\u2019re fine. We\u2019re playing well. We just gotta eliminate the bad plays,\u201d Plummer said. \u201cWe just gotta sustain the course and keep going about our process.\u201d<\/p>\n Overcoming those mistakes will be the key.<\/p>\n \u201cThe real thing is to look at the positives. You can beat yourself up about the turnovers and that does have to be fixed and addressed, but we did a lot of really good things so let\u2019s keep doing that,\u201d Plummer said. \u201cYou walk out of that game (vs. Birmingham) where it feels kind of weird because we were able to move the ball really well, but we fumbled the ball three times.<\/p>\n![\"Orlando](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/anthony-becht4_32557a.jpg\")
Orlando Storm coach Anthony Becht will be looking for his team to bounce back from two straight losses on Sunday at Houston. (Chris Hays\/Orlando Sentinel)<\/p>\n