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Re: Weather this week, Giants next = doubtful passing TD records
30 mph winds????
I read two fairly well know reports that have winds in 10-to 18 mph range
and some rain but mostly not.
Last week it was wintry mix with 40 mph reported all during the week then
at game time ... people who were there said wind wasn't that bad.
All reports so far say a fairly warm day ... so that's good.
So like BB said there are several reports and all different.
I'm taking the optimistic reports this time and looking for a great game.
If I'm disappointed sot be it ...
Re: Weather this week, Giants next = doubtful passing TD records
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Originally Posted by BelichickFan
Maybe his buddy gets him for the game and his wife gets him at halftime in the hot tub; sounds like the best of both worlds to me
ROTFLMAO....
QFT is Quality Family Time....
Anyone at my house at half time is more than welcome to grab a beer and head for the hot tub....that includes my wife (doubt she will) and my friend (both of us happily married, and secure in our ouwn sexuality, thank you very much) and my kids (sans the beer) and in fact, any Pats fans from this board (go to the Seacoast in NH, take a left if you are headed north, and there I am).
Re: Weather this week, Giants next = doubtful passing TD records
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Originally Posted by Seacoast Fan
I had a chance for tix, but had to pass...I have to work today (I am at the office right now...lol) and have to work on Monday. My wife is insisting on QFT tomorrow. So, the compromise is, I got to invite a buddy down to the house to watch the game. If you are going, think of me at halftime, I will be in my hottub, with a cold beer, toasting all of you at the game!
In a hot-tub, watching football on the television with a beer in your hand. Only in America!
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Re: Weather this week, Giants next = doubtful passing TD records
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Originally Posted by NEPatriot
I would like to see Tom and Randy one step closer from setting a new record.
i don't want to see Tom and Randy show again this Sun because i'm tired of it and it frankly doesn't work well.
You, uh, sure about that one chief? Moss' 19 TD's and countless highlight reel, drive-saving catches might disagree with you there.
Keep in mind that Welker still leads in receptions and has 8 TD's of his own, not to mention Gaffney and Watson.
Moss accounts for 42.2% of Brady's TD throws, but only accounts for 25% of Brady's completions. When you go 4 wide for entire games at a time, that seems like a pretty fair division of labor. You could argue that this should be higher based on incompletions and drops, but all of the receivers have dropped more than their fair share of passes. And Brady leads the league in CMP %, so he's obviously hitting who he's throwing to most of the time.
So unless you're arguing that a CMP % of 69.2 is substantially lower than it should be and Moss accounting for 25% of that is unbalanced, well, I'm just not seeing it.
Why is it that when Brady goes for an entire 6 - 8 play drive and hits only Welker, play after play after play, no one whines about the "Brady and Welker" show?
Re: Weather this week, Giants next = doubtful passing TD records
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Originally Posted by Tunescribe
It almost looks like a conspiracy: tomorrow the forecast is for 30 mph wind and rain, then clear to partly cloudy through the following five days. I think we see a game plan focused on the running attack, especially since Miami is stronger against the pass. BB will not emphasize going for the Brady/Moss touchdown passing records unless the game is well in hand. If the Giants need a win next week to make the playoffs, that would further limit things IMO.
Brady needs FIVE touchdown passes in TWO games to beat Manning's record, Moss needs FOUR touchdown catches in TWO games to break Rice's record. I hope like heck it happens, but I'm not optimistic it will. I'll be thrilled just to go 16-0.
Brady will throw 3-4 TD passes tomorrow...a guaranteed minimum of 3! And don't make me tell you "I told you so"!
Re: Weather this week, Giants next = doubtful passing TD records
A few weeks ago it seemed like Brady/Moss would achieve it even if they were not playing their best ... so it adds a little drama for us fans ... I bet they pull it off.
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