gmtaxi27

Ballsy call, but I loved it. Atanta was toast after that.

It's funny I'm watching the Saints/Bills game on the ticket, and the Bills are down 10 points with about 8 mins left. Bills have 4th and 1 on their on 38, and Jurron decides to punt. The fans are booing like nuts The Saints get the Ball and in about 3 plays they end up on the Bills 40 anyway. Its idiotic decisions like Jurron's that make me thank the Lord for BB.

mayoclinic

Great call because it worked. Horrible call if it failed.

As much as it showed confidence in the O, it also showed mucho confidence in the D. It suggested that BB believed that our D could still hold Atlanta to a field goal even if giving up horrible starting field position.

Nice "shout out" all around.

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Is it just me or are we much better in short yardage when the up man gets the ball. It seems everytime the HB gets it the play is stuffed regardless of whether Morris (our best short yardage option) is back there or not.

nashvillepatsfan

Yep, you know this board wouldve been going nuts if they didnt convert

convertedpatsfan

By the time the HB gets the ball, the defense has had some time to start attacking/pushing the pile/penetrating the gaps. QB sneaks/giving the ball to the upback give the defense less time, and sometimes surprises them.

Pat the Pats Fan

Gave me chills.......and it wasn't a short 1 yard either.....

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A sarcastic Bill Belichick on Tom Brady's finger injury, "It's not life threatening."

fair catch fryar

Maybe I'm wrong, but wasn't that the one where the Pats were on 4th down and inches. If so, to be quite honest, you gotta think the offense can get the "inches".

The play of the game for me was the fumble recovery when Atlanta was moving the ball pretty well and the game was knotted at ten. I think that turnover put the Falcons on their heels for the rest of the game.

PatsWickedPissah

"Belichick also seems to understand an idea that economists call "hyperbolic discounting," which holds that people tend to place too much value on the here and now. Taking advantage of this, the team made two trades during last year's draft that essentially swapped a lower pick in 2003 for a higher one in 2004"

Hmmm, BB has taken this to a new dimension with the trade of 93 into the far future.

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Lord_Reginald_III

gave me lower back pain. i loved it b/c it worked, but prob wouldve blacked out had they been stuffed. like, say, last week on 4th &...