I mean, when you average less then 3 targets a game you don't drop many. Glad to see leaving the Steelers over cash worked out well for that guyZero dropped passes for Mike Wallace. Crazy.
Like he wasn't one borderline call and a bad defensive alignment away from going 1-5 after starting 6-0. It's a good thing they won their Super Bowl, because right now they're in danger of wasting Rodgers' best years by getting him killed every weekend."We look at the season in three stages," McCarthy said. "'Building Your Identity,' we got off to a great start there, 6-0. The second stage was 'The Trials,' the way everything was laid out, it's normal that the middle of the season is gut-wrenching. The Trials was definitely that for us, we were 2-4.
"And now we're into the final stage, 'The Return,'" McCarthy continued. "The return to the initial commitment, it's why we are here. We kind of went back to the beginning and reviewed some things about how we need to play."
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What are the odds the defense bites on play action in that scenario? That would be the worst play call outside an actual run.Why the hell would you run an empty set with an o-line that can't protect, with the best running back in the game on the sidelines? At the absolute minimum you run play action that play, but even then you've got one of the weakest arms in football in Bridgewater, and one of the worst offensive lines in the game. This is the exact same way the Vikings lost to Denver in Denver.
My favorite part about Friday is it is only one day until Thursday!One more day till more Thursday night football!
You just took the fun away. Thanks.You guys are off by a week. Saturday TNF doesn't start until next week.
My favorite part about today is that Thursday is only 1 week and 1 day away!You guys are off by a week. Saturday TNF doesn't start until next week.
Ahh. Well, that's what I get for being a cheap bastard and not getting the upgraded sports package. Fucked me over in the ALDS, too.Weeks 15 and 16 the NFL always does Saturday games. They only air on NFL Network and they call them "Thursday Night Football" Saturday edition
We talked about this last year and I mentioned it was McLovin from the DP show that really clarified it. Players coming from the Steelers, Pats, and Ravensalwaysunder-perform on their new teams. Because they draft for and coach to players that will work within their specific system. You'll get an occasional outlier like Richard Seymour, Chad Scott, or Bart Scott. But for every one of them you get multiple Mike Wallaces or Deion Branches.I mean, when you average less then 3 targets a game you don't drop many. Glad to see leaving the Steelers over cash worked out well for that guy
I agree for the Pats but not so much for the Steelers and definitely not the Ravens. The Pats do have a system with 3-4 key cogs and lots of replaceable parts. But that doesn't mean they won't add elite parts like Talib, Revis, Moss, etc. Belichick changes schemes to fit what he has but elite is elite. Talib is still good as is Revis. Elite doesn't change.We talked about this last year and I mentioned it was McLovin from the DP show that really clarified it. Players coming from the Steelers, Pats, and Ravensalwaysunder-perform on their new teams. Because they draft for and coach to players that will work within their specific system. You'll get an occasional outlier like Richard Seymour, Chad Scott, or Bart Scott. But for every one of them you get multiple Mike Wallaces or Deion Branches.
This is all based on 2 or so years ago, but it was a great point at the time and isn't necessarily wrong now.
However, the Redskins set the standard to which all others aspired.Players disappearing on new teams happens to everyone. Unless they possess some sort of freakish athletic traits, big FA signings seem to always fail
We've had plenty of FA signings come in and produce. Forsett, D. Mason (still franchise leading WR), Leach, Pollard, we have an MLB from the Jags who's been solid, Boldin, S. Smith. Etc.Players disappearing on new teams happens to everyone. Unless they possess some sort of freakish athletic traits, big FA signings seem to always fail