I bet it's different today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamnanc
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I bet it's different today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamnanc
I was wrong!
Good luck next Sunday against NE playing the way they did today.
That was exactly what I was saying as time was running out. If the offense can't put points on the board then they're done.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
Agreed. Very strange looking offense. I can't picture this team beating Carolina. Maybe they can take the patriots, but as my kids would say, probs not.
That O-line is a sieve right now & the receivers can't catch a damn ball. If those two groups can't figure it out then it doesn't matter if it's Peyton, Brock or Elway in his prime... they need to protect longer, open up some rushing holes and catch a damn ball! NE will eat them up with their schemes if they show up looking like they did tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamnanc
What do you mean? The O-line gave Peyton enough time to lay down, get back up without being touched and throw the ball 34 yards. And it was one of the few passes that wasn't dropped by the receiver.
I also like when the rest of the team decided early on that they didn't need Peyton always walking up to the line and yelling at them. So they decided to just snap the ball right to the running back when Peyton wasn't looking. To bad it didn't work out better.
I was waiting for someone to post that website. It's one made by a couple of butt hurt Pats fans with a very questionable subjective rating system.Quote:
Originally Posted by izzy
If the D lets us back and duck pass and intercept and force fumbles and waddle all the way to the lombardi, then that's just the face of football today.
Wins don't have to be pretty to count.
I believe that was a internal play... Considering they were running it in practice..Quote:
Originally Posted by Big E3