Dan Marino Dumps on the Pats - Page 2 - New England Patriots Forums

Franchise12 · 10-19-2007, 10:26 AM

he jealous, he would gouge his eyes out with a rusty spoon to have one of our three rings. he's also mad peyton cant identify with him anymore.

WhiZa · 10-19-2007, 10:31 AM

says the guy who threw 48 TDs in a single season! One thing is for sure he is an expert at running up scores.

***He Ban Me*** · 10-19-2007, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by bradmahn

I think the Colts could use the fact that noone gives a **** about them as motivation, but it won't matter 'cause their gonna get pounded on Monday Night.

Our first "true" test. We are hoping that having a few guys in the lineup that we didn't have last season will help make the difference. Namely, Clark and Sanders. The game was actually pretty close, until the second half kick-off

Then all the sudden, we got our azzes kicked. Jax has offered Peyton as much trouble as NE used to. His lower cmp. pct. games have come against them. Hopefully he can solve that on Monday Night. Jones Drew looks to be warmimg up nicely, hope we are up to the task.

bradmahn · 10-19-2007, 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by He Ban Me

Our first "true" test. We are hoping that having a few guys in the lineup that we didn't have last season will help make the difference. Namely, Clark and Sanders. The game was actually pretty close, until the second half kick-off

Then all the sudden, we got our azzes kicked. Jax has offered Peyton as much trouble as NE used to. His lower cmp. pct. games have come against them. Hopefully he can solve that on Monday Night. Jones Drew looks to be warmimg up nicely, hope we are up to the task.

I applaud your effort to turn the other cheek.

OT- How much does the Jags' DT tandem effect Peyton, btw? Have they been able to really disrupt the interior of the pocket, as well as play the run?

The regular season matchup last year against the Colts was really frustrating from a Pats fan perspective, because I felt the DL and LBs played really well up front, stopping the run and putting pressure on Peyton, but he was able to find the holes in coverage (primarily Hobbs and Samuel), even while running for his life. The second half of the playoff loss was just as frustrating (from a defensive perspective) because it was almost the exact opposite; they had trouble against the run, and pressure was inconsistent later in the game, but the CBs played really well. Jax seems to play a really balanced D and can take away the running game with their line, while still playing good coverage. Tough match-up.