13 Jan 08
Originally posted by PhlabibitI just read Dan Wetzel's column about what Jaguars safety Reggie Nelson said about Tom Brady after the game:
Congratulations Randy Moss, you kept the entire defense busy so the Pats could keep scoring.
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Too bad there are 10 other guys on the Pats.
"He ain't all that...He's all right. It was a check down game," Nelson said, suggesting that most of Brady's completions were short and underneath the pass coverage. "Anybody can go 26-of-28 in a dump-down game."
I don't understand this current culture of irrational anti-bradyism. Clearly the mind-set of the Jags coaches and players wasn't just to take away the deep threat of Randy Moss; they thought that Brady was somehow incapable of patiently and consistently hitting open receivers on short routes. What does Brady have to do to finally get these trash-talking pinheads to shut up? Go 19-0? Oh wait, anyone can do that, right, Mr. Reggie Nelson?
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13 Jan 08
Originally posted by Doctor Rati believe the gameplan was based on the idea that giving short completions are better than giving up long ones because it eats the clock and prevents the pats from getting the ball as many times as they'd like. personally i think that when you are playing an offense like that you gotta blitz and hope for the best because it is a desperate game to try to win so it calls for desperate measures. this is why i hope that if the cowboys make it far enough the 3-4 will pay off because it will disguise the blitz, i would blitz two every time but change where they are coming from
I just read Dan Wetzel's column about what Jaguars safety Reggie Nelson said about Tom Brady after the game:
"He ain't all that...He's all right. It was a check down game," Nelson said, suggesting that most of Brady's completions were short and underneath the pass coverage. "Anybody can go 26-of-28 in a dump-down game."
I don't understand th ...[text shortened]... o 19-0? Oh wait, anyone can do that, right, Mr. Reggie Nelson?
(lol@greatriots btw)
13 Jan 08
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomBrady can easily stand up to a blitz and hit the open guy downfield, you'd just get burned everyplay if they were to blitz every play.
i believe the gameplan was based on the idea that giving short completions are better than giving up long ones because it eats the clock and prevents the pats from getting the ball as many times as they'd like. personally i think that when you are playing an offense like that you gotta blitz and hope for the best because it is a desperate game to try t ...[text shortened]... it will disguise the blitz, i would blitz two every time but change where they are coming from
13 Jan 08
Originally posted by Doctor RatThey were talking on the radio some time ago about the old pats with all their screen passing.
I just read Dan Wetzel's column about what Jaguars safety Reggie Nelson said about Tom Brady after the game:
"He ain't all that...He's all right. It was a check down game," Nelson said, suggesting that most of Brady's completions were short and underneath the pass coverage. "Anybody can go 26-of-28 in a dump-down game."
I don't understand th ...[text shortened]... o 19-0? Oh wait, anyone can do that, right, Mr. Reggie Nelson?
(lol@greatriots btw)
You let a rusher average 4 yards a play, and everything tightens and changes on the other team as they adjust.
You let a pass game average 4 yards per play, and the defense doesn't think anything of it.
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14 Jan 08
Originally posted by PhlabibitGood point. Even though you cant guarantee a win, it this is a great example of having home field throughout the conference championship. You may have to play #2, or you may have to play #3, but not both!
Either team, Colts or Chargers would have been HURTING after that game. It's like the Pats got another bye week the way those two teams beat the snot out of each other!
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