As long as he's not a prophet or time traveler or something, he's guessing just like everyone else.They could end up rushing for 22,000 yards, though...
Of course this is the same clown that pretty much guaranteed that Pats were going to get Peppers and then draft Mauluga, stating that it was the Pats master plan for the summer. Of course the Pats didn't get Peppers and they passed on Mauluga 3 times in the draft.
Of course this is the same clown that pretty much guaranteed that Pats were going to get Peppers and then draft Mauluga, stating that it was the Pats master plan for the summer. Of course the Pats didn't get Peppers and they passed on Mauluga 3 times in the draft.
If you're going to discredit members of the sports media for getting anything wrong, you might as well discredit every human being on the planet for the same thing.
The reality is that some stories pan out and some don't. Peter Gammons is a tremendous baseball reporter, but he doesn't have a 100% success rate either.
Miami was leading 14-7 entering the 4th quarter.
Miami was outgained by only 11 yards.
Miami was better on 3rd down conversions and time of possession and had more first downs.
Bills last 3 scoring drives? 4 plays:1 yd, 1 play:51 yds, 3 plays: 26 yds
Miami last 3 possessions? 3 Henne interceptions
If anyone dismantled Miami...it was Miami. As long as Brady doesn't throw a handful of picks and the Pats don't line up in the wildcat on 1st down from the Bills 3 and have Maroney throw an interception in the end zone, I like the Pats chances.
Players earn snaps in practice and I have no idea if he has earned anything in practice. My point is that this is the worst OL the Pats will see this year and it is likely that the Pats will be missing significant DL depth. If he has improved his technique in practice, can you think of a better time to see if it translates to game play?
If you're going to discredit members of the sports media for getting anything wrong, you might as well discredit every human being on the planet for the same thing.
The reality is that some stories pan out and some don't. Peter Gammons is a tremendous baseball reporter, but he doesn't have a 100% success rate either.
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