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Old 01-09-2011, 05:28 PM   #11
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Great post. I couldn't agree more. Its amazes me that people never learn that a regular season game has no bearing on a playoff games. I have watched football for over 35 years, and can give you a ton of a examples of great regular season teams laying an egg in the playoffs.

I am expecting the Jets to be a tough SOB next Sunday.
My key point is that the team entering the playoffs was not the 2007 Patriots team that was barely beating teams, but one that has been playing at a very high level.
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Old 01-09-2011, 05:50 PM   #12
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the turnover stat worries me a bit. the D has created turnvoers in every game and sometimes more than 1 which has caused the blowouts. i the PPG is misleading stat when it comes to the offense. The D setup or scored quite a few of those. We have to see how it happens in the playoffs and if we are the same team if we cant get turnovers.
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the turnover stat worries me a bit. the D has created turnvoers in every game and sometimes more than 1 which has caused the blowouts. i the PPG is misleading stat when it comes to the offense. The D setup or scored quite a few of those. We have to see how it happens in the playoffs and if we are the same team if we cant get turnovers.
Even if you took away all the non-offensive TDs from the Patriots, and let everyone else keep theirs, the Patriots would still lead the league in scoring.
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Great post. I couldn't agree more. Its amazes me that people never learn that a regular season game has no bearing on a playoff games. I have watched football for over 35 years, and can give you a ton of a examples of great regular season teams laying an egg in the playoffs.

I am expecting the Jets to be a tough SOB next Sunday.
One of the most painful games for me was the 1986 game in Denver. The pats won their division and had a bye. They traveled to Denver and lost. That season, which was magical just became another failed season for the Pats.
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One of the most painful games for me was the 1986 game in Denver. The pats won their division and had a bye. They traveled to Denver and lost. That season, which was magical just became another failed season for the Pats.
Yep. Pats were driving and Eason cowers under Rulon Jones...
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I don't think the wildcard rounds could have gone better. Saints? Gone. Colts? Gone. Ravens and Steelers go to beat each other up and we get the team we are the most familiar with under a shaky sophomore QB. I would've liked to see the Eagles squeek by the Packers but I guess you can't win em all! Either way there is another week of great football coming up next weekend!!
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Well, if you want to dwell on history, don't forget we vanquished the Colts in 2003 and 2004 after vq'ing them in the regular season. The Jets in '06 and the Chargers in '07. Miami after vq'ing them twice in '97. Jet's and Fins in '85. Meaningless stuff.
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The 2010 Patriots were only #27 in offense, at 5,820 yards, but #7 in NFL history with 518 points.
The 2010 New England Patriots were #8 in offense not #27 in offense.

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The 2010 New England Patriots were #8 in offense not #27 in offense.

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I meant all-time, not in 2010.
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I meant all-time, not in 2010.
Based upon the DVOA ratings from Football Outsiders, the 2010 New England Patriots offense is the best offense in the DVOA era (since 1993).

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