Has Felger evolved from being a DB? - Page 4 - New England Patriots Forums

***Deus Irae*** · 11-17-2010, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by alamo

I never said that. I was refuting (apparently successfuly, based on your response) what you had actually said, rather than what you just implied you had meant.

Obviously not. The person I was responding to made a claim

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Originally Posted by Real World

The Big Dope and his talk over everyone cohorts are the absolute worst. They are pom-pom carriers for all things Patriots. Plus, none of them know sports.

I responded by pointing out how that was wrong. You responded with an erroneous claim. I gave obvious examples of those "cohorts" knowing sports. Your response was not a successful refutation of that.

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Originally Posted by alamo

Practicing is not watching. Studying playbooks is not watching. The knowledge gained breaking down film does give them definite advantages (especially the endzone views) but is very focused and does not necessarily give players a sense of the overall game or overall league. How much film of the 19 teams the Pats don't face this regular season do you think the Pats have broken down this year?

Ok, and now you've gone off the deep end. How much film of any team do you think the average person here has broken down?

BradyManny · 11-17-2010, 12:26 PM

Felger does his job very well.

I say this, having probably referred to the guy as a DB dozens of times in the past. He can be annoying, he can be irritating, but he is the best radio host on the Boston spots airwaves right now. He is talented at his job. The guy knows how to run a show. (Unlike the guys at WEEI, he doesn't just show up and wing it.)

To me, that trumps opinions. Besides, these days, since the Moss trade, he's practically a Patriots-homer, so it's win-win.