01-23-2006, 07:45 AM
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Third String But Playing on Special Teams
Join Date: Sep 2004
Posts: 806
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Originally Posted by shatch62
Losing the Denver game was brutal because of they way the Pats lost.
* Leading 3-0 with the ball, the pats should have gone into half-time up, not down 10-3
* Brady doesn’t throw the pick and the game is 10-9 and all the momentum is on the Pats side.
* Even after the pick, if the refs call that fumble a touchback – as it should have been – the Pats have the ball on their own 20 still only down 10-6.
* Troy Brown doesn’t fumble the punt – which led to a Bronco TD – and the Pats are only down 17-6 instead of 24-6 and they are still in the game.
I would rather have the Steelers come here and “beat” the Pats than have the Pats give the game away they did in Denver.
Now if I had to choose between the Pats losing in Denver (playing the way they played) or losing to the Steelers in NE with the Pats playing like they did in Denver – 5 turnovers – I would rather have lost in Denver.
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Agreed, that game was painful because it was a game that we should have won. Pitt beat the heck out of Denver, just as they did to Indy. They deserved to win. And if they played like that against us, they would have deserved that as well. But we could have and should have won that game. The game plan was perfect, it was just poorly executed by our guys.
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