Brady won't rest a single snap even if they hang 90.FrenchMovieTheme said:not that i thought they would beat the pats WITH rodgers, but without him they have no chance. i think the pats could start whoever their backup is and still beat the packers.
mmmm so delicious that the packers season is going down the shitter. looks like alex smith is going to win a playoff game before erron afterall
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NFL Week 15 2010|OT| - Let's All Just Move West!
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yankeehater said:
There is a difference between being a good QB coach, good planner, good prep coach, and a bad offensive play-caller. Reid finally has all the pieces in place for his mad offensive philosophy. Think how much better of a coach he would be if he actually played to his players strengths all those years instead of trying to force feed a pass happy offense.
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Chances were a Patriots loss was always in the books.
We just shouldn't have lost to teams like Miami and Washington.
Then we had to go and fuck up against the Lions. But you get what you deserve.
Unfortunately da Bearz got certain teams at wholly convenient times and are miraculously winning the division.
If the Bears lose to the Vikings, a very big if, I still think we'll close out strong.
We just shouldn't have lost to teams like Miami and Washington.
Then we had to go and fuck up against the Lions. But you get what you deserve.
Unfortunately da Bearz got certain teams at wholly convenient times and are miraculously winning the division.
If the Bears lose to the Vikings, a very big if, I still think we'll close out strong.
yankeehater
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effzee said:
I am just curious what players strength you feel he didnt play to?
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DeaconKnowledge said:
Yeah, but where's the holding call and false start tallies?
yankeehater said:
Hey look who is in last place!
So I am setting my lineup for the playoffs, and I need to decide on my number 2 RB. Tim Hightower or Felix Jones. Both have pretty good matchups, but I am leaning towards Hightower. He will get a lot of carries with Skelton's inexperience and also Beanie is whining like a little bitch all day.
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Rorschach said:
Why the Skins? I would totally vote the Bears the worst o-line this year.
Seriously, Jets? I think I may be leaving the 'classless' tag behind and taking up a 'clueless' one. Is there a word that means both at once? I need it now.
Speaking of throwing people under the bus, here comes TO.
Speaking of throwing people under the bus, here comes TO.
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Rorschach said:
Seriously though, can you blame him this time? I think he is totally justified. That organization in need of a total makeover. From top to bottom.
And the skins O-line is easily the worst in the NFL. They can hardly handle a 4 man rush, much less a blitz
Jay Cutler ability to move around in and out of the pocket is the only reason the Bears sack and hits stacks aren't a lot higher. I haven't seen an another teams oline constantly give up at least 3 or 4 plays a game where the entire oline just lets the whole dline pass by and meet on Jay Cutler's head. :lol 
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Celsior said:
They said on Eagles Live today that he most likely will be back this week.
Yeah. Even looking at hits, sacks, etc doesn't tell the whole tale. There are some OLs that get bailed out by their QBs and vice versa.LJ11 said:
Are they shit? Ya. Is he opening anyone's eyes? Nope. We can all see that. Did he just burn a bridge for no reason? Yep. Who else would even have him this season? If it wasn't for his relationship with Ocho and the injury to (and apathy of) Bryant, he wouldn't even be there.goldlion054 said:
PS: Where are the guys that were saying Cinci would be a powerhouse because of the WRs and because Carson was "elite"? :lol Told you hos!
Mrbob said:Jay Cutler ability to move around in and out of the pocket is the only reason the Bears sack and hits stacks aren't a lot higher. I haven't seen an another teams oline constantly give up at least 3 or 4 plays a game where the entire oline just lets the whole dline pass by and meet on Jay Cutler's head. :lol
lol. being good at scrambling is not the same the same thing as being good at avoiding sacks. vick and cutler both get sacked a lot in part because they both dick around in the backfield instead of getting rid of the ball.
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The Redskins do have plays though where the pass protection is solid, but on those plays either McNabb misses completely or the receivers drop the ball. The Redskins failure can't just be pinned on the offensive line. Whichever unit is needed to fail will find a way to step up and get it done.Rorschach said:
Also, offensive lines are usually not static. A lot of lines get better as the season goes along (Pats are the worst example of this) and a lot get worse due to injuries or defensives figuring them out (see Steelers as an example of a team getting much worse). And as bad as the Steelers have been, even they will have a few plays where they will not all fall on their fat faces. Their problem is that they can't keep up that level of play for even an entire series. I have half a mind to try out for the Steelers left tackle, I can't be any worse than Scott is. And keep in mind I am 6'2" 180lbs...
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Goddammit, can't believe that Knicks game!
Would you believe me if I said I didn't?
jakncoke said:
Would you believe me if I said I didn't?
It is a scientific fact that 6'2" is the perfect height for someone who is not a professional basketball player.
Also, I agree with tmdorsey. If you are getting aggravated from arguing on a message board then you are not doing it right. Remember in the end we are all on the same team and have a common enemy (see avatar).
Also, I agree with tmdorsey. If you are getting aggravated from arguing on a message board then you are not doing it right. Remember in the end we are all on the same team and have a common enemy (see avatar).
yankeehater said:
Not running the ball. Being the most pass happy coach in the history of the NFL when for the majority of his 11 seasons he himself put forth garbage WRs with an OLINE built to run block. Its not like they never had RBs. From Duce, Westbrook, Buckhalter, to now McCoy the Eagles have had good to great RBs yet they are primarily used in the passing game to the point that McCoy couldn't see the field last season because of his lack of blitz pickup and not because he can't run the ball.
Thats not even getting to McNabb who from day 1 was obviously not a pin point passer so instead of building an offense around his strengths and limiting weaknesses he kept pushing for his offense. Case in point? Giants game from a few seasons ago with Justice as the starting LT, the blind side, and Reid refusing to run the ball while Giants sacked us 11-12 times. Eagles were down by no more than 7 the whole game, Buckhalter had over 100 yrds in the first half, and Reid refused to run the ball from that point on.
I should really follow CB3's example. BTW CB I thought I got this avatar first?
Ok so I survived in only 1 league (all thanks to AJ) but now I have another question:
So my RBs now are
Blount vs DET
The Firm vs GB
Moreno vs OAK
Ivory vs BAL
Best vs TB
Torrain vs Dallas (how the fuck was Torrain just floating around as FA???!?!?!??!)
Gotta pick 3. I am thinking Ivory and Best are both out.
Blount, Moreno, and who? The Firm or Torrain?
So my RBs now are
Blount vs DET
The Firm vs GB
Moreno vs OAK
Ivory vs BAL
Best vs TB
Torrain vs Dallas (how the fuck was Torrain just floating around as FA???!?!?!??!)
Gotta pick 3. I am thinking Ivory and Best are both out.
Blount, Moreno, and who? The Firm or Torrain?
Speaking of coaches, it is crazy but I am missing Bill Cowher offenses. I hated when he would play Martyball in the playoffs and seeing us lose so many close games without taking a chance. But other than a lack of balls in certain gametime situations the guy was really a great coach who was able to coach both great offense and defense and do it in different ways.
http://sports.espn.go.com/boston/nfl/news/story?id=5923502
Are you kidding me Jets? Rex get your underlings under control.
There's no surprise that the reason both those QBs take big hits is because they have bad offensive lines and hold onto the ball way too long. Granted the fact that there haven't been late hits called on Vick and Big Ben is perplexing considering how protective the officials have been league-wide otherwise.
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Are you kidding me Jets? Rex get your underlings under control.
bionic77 said:You know I wonder which coach is going to get his players to see how far the refs will let the defense beat the shit out of Vick and Big Ben before they throw a flag.
At this point I am pretty sure that even if a player drop kicked Ben when he was sitting on the bench the refs wouldn't even reach for their whistle.
Maybe Brady knew what he was doing when he put on those girl's boots...
There's no surprise that the reason both those QBs take big hits is because they have bad offensive lines and hold onto the ball way too long. Granted the fact that there haven't been late hits called on Vick and Big Ben is perplexing considering how protective the officials have been league-wide otherwise.
You know I wonder which coach is going to get his players to see how far the refs will let the defense beat the shit out of Vick and Big Ben before they throw a flag.tmdorsey said:
At this point I am pretty sure that even if a player drop kicked Ben when he was sitting on the bench the refs wouldn't even reach for their whistle.
Maybe Brady knew what he was doing when he put on those girl's boots...
tmdorsey said:
Reid won't learn. Whether Vick is hobbled or taking shots, Reid's offense takes precedence over all. He will keep dropping him back to pass, in shot gun no less, over and over. He did it with McNabb too.
And our short yardage problems (3rd and less than 4) are not because we can't run the ball, its because we decide to run out of shotgun, or do QB sneaks out of shotgun, or decide to pass. Rarely do you see the Eagles just line up in a normal formation and run right up the middle to pick up a yard or two. I refuse to believe that every single RB we have had under Reid lacks the ability to pick up a yard.
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DMczaf said:If you have a RB vs the Bucs, play him.
unless you're the niners, who for some reason can't take advantage of an opponents weakness
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bionic77 said:
oh quite the opposite, i am actually stoked about the possibility of getting a home playoff game at 8-8 or better yet 7-9. i was just commenting specifically on the fact that every game we play, win or lose, we never seem to take advantage of the opponents weakness.
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Classy Jets, trying to throw the Pats under the bus instead of just taking responsibility for their own actions.TheBranca18 said:
Render from 1 of the 3 finalist that are designing the new LA stadium, I wonder what the other 2 look like.
http://sports.espn.go.com/los-angeles/nfl/news/story?id=5924910&campaign=rss&source=NFLHeadlines
jakncoke said:
Render from 1 of the 3 finalist that are designing the new LA stadium, I wonder what the other 2 look like.
http://sports.espn.go.com/los-angeles/nfl/news/story?id=5924910&campaign=rss&source=NFLHeadlines
Wait they wanna put the stadium directly next to Staples? :lol :lol :lol
In a perfect world thats awesome. In the real world that would destroy the already busy ass streets and freeways surrounding. Imagine the Lakers and whichever NFL team we get are playing at the same time? Not to mention any possible thing Nokia might have going on...
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