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Old 11-26-2007, 10:29 AM   #1
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Default Those big fat guys.

This is what made the difference.

We could not get to feeley. They stepped up big time, allowing him to make play after play. Split seconds make the difference. Last night, Rodney looked like he couldn't cover. But, the truth is that Feeley was given too much time. Hey, they rallied around the backup qb. It is a great story. But, in the end, they lost.

Certainly the agressive play calling was huge. And the play of the philly safeties and corners was pretty good.

But, the fact that the offence could stay on the field and convert all those third downs falls directly on the fat guys.

Blue print?

Yea, if you have a terrific line.
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Old 11-26-2007, 10:54 AM   #2
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Default Re: Those big fat guys.

I agree. With that O-line you acctually prefer a pocket passer rather than McNabb who would run out and get in trouble.
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Old 11-26-2007, 11:05 AM   #3
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I agree. With that O-line you acctually prefer a pocket passer rather than McNabb who would run out and get in trouble.
So, in many ways, the pats played a much tougher philly team than what has been offered so far this season. (people won't agree, but I am with you. I don't really think much of mcnabb.)

And maybe the new Schabb has been created. (don't know if I spelled his name correctly, but the atlanta backup really made a name for himself when he played the pats tight.)
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