No.
And no.
And no again.
You prove your off-the-scales ignorance yet again.
You sit there and make comments, like the ones about Kaczur and Mankins, supported by simply looking at the Patriots roster and assuming certain idiocies. Do some *******, research, for once, I beg you. Whatever elemetary school you have been proven to attend should give you time to do that.
Kaczur has held Jason Taylor twice, Dwight Freeney, John Abraham twice, Simeon Rice, Aaron Schobel twice, et al. to nights where these DEs needed to hold up signs for commentators could remember they still existed.
Mankins has kept John Henderson, Jamal Williams, Casey Hampton, James Reed, Vonnie Holliday, Montae Reagor, Warren Sapp, et al. to very similar fates.
Do your homework.
Let me remind you of the Patriots offense, which is one of the best in the league, and has been proven to beat teams one way in one week, and another team in another week in a completely different fashion. (The Patriots are like the Electric Co.: They can light you up or shut you down seemingly at the flip of a switch).
The Patriots defense is completely underestimated, and is one that has only given up 2 1st half touchdowns in the past 6 weeks, has been solidified by galatic measures compared to what it was in October, and has been coupled by the said offense that racks the points up big time.
Here's what I said, to remind you again, of a stupid comment on your part Tuesday:
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Originally Posted by Bronco Freak
Remember, we shut DOWN your offense for 3 quarters early this season, what excuses do you pats fans have for that???
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What excuse do we have for that?
Amos Zereoue had most of the carries! He's been off the team for quite awhile now.
Our defense was also a shell of what it is now, getting the Pats down early and keeping the Broncos offense on the field, not being able to stop the run, which lead to the inability to pressure the QB, which lead to the ability for the passing game to be opened up.
Now, applying the Pats run defense that has utterly derailed running games, they should, and have, been able to pressure the QB MASSIVELY, working off the run, and have shored up the secondary in the mean time to seal everything up. The result? Opponents haven't been able to score at all.
The offense has also been a great help. Instead of running to set up the pass, it really seems to have passed to set up the run. Some of the more idiotic analysts will sit there all day and talk about Corey Dillon not putting up big numbers, but they're completely missing the fact that the Patriots have spread the field and drawn 5 or 6 DBs out there, and kept a balanced, unpredictable attack of Faulk and Dillon effective yet not spectacular runs along with a highly-varied passing attack including Ben Watson, Deion Branch, David Givens, Daniel Graham, and Troy Brown (Andre' Davis and Tim Dwight on some trick plays) that has exploited mis-matches. When the defense goes to compensate for an exploited mismatch, the Patiots simply just go to another. If the defense isn't putting pressure on Brady, they'll attack your seams with the quickness of Watson and Branch. If they are putting pressure on Brady, the most calm and collected QB in the league, the best in the playoffs, and the one with the most pocket mobility and awareness, he'll simply step up and toss it to one of the sure-handed, playoff-tested and proven receivers, be it Troy Brown, Kevin Faulk, David Givens, or Daniel Graham.
Did we have the HEALTHY (see: Patriots injury report for Denver game: 4 players OUT, 14 players QUESTIONABLE, 1 player probable, 1 Tedy Bruschi on the PUP, and 1 Rodney Harrison on the IR) personnel and nearly as much cohesiveness and team chemistry that has always reared its head in the playoffs for the Patriots back in October?
The simple answer is no.
Can we all agree...
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This is why there are laws against fathers marrying their daughters. You should ask your sister-mom some time about that, troll.
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