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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.And naturally, Bill Belichick is just too stupid to see all the things that you see with your tremendous insight, which explains why him and McDaniels are coaching the Patriots and you're giving out unsolicited advice on a football forum on everything from our offense to world politics.He is correct. Their defensive coordinator, and Saban, who is a defensive coach, out coached our offensive coaches.
However, that being said, with the score only 6-0 at halftime, one would have hoped that our offensive brain trust would make some changes and adjustments, particularly the no huddle, but they didnt until halfway through the 4th quarter, and by then, it was too late.
...one would have hoped that our offensive brain trust would make some changes and adjustments, particularly the no huddle, but they didnt until halfway through the 4th quarter, and by then, it was too late.
ESPN said Bill said it was just good coaching. Trying to think of an NFL coach that would take the low road. Dennis Green? Nah.
ESPN said Bill said it was just good coaching. Trying to think of an NFL coach that would take the low road. Dennis Green? Nah.
You mean it is what it is? Isn't that Bill's quote, or is it the other Bill (Parcells)?The tape was what we thought it was?
The tape was what we thought it was?
No that was "If you want to crown them then go ahead and crown their asses".If you want to crown them then go ahead and crown them
Take your own advice, NEM. You, like all of us, are a nobody in the world of pro football, and for good reason. You aren't even qualified to sniff Belichick's crotch and you're trying to pretend you know the game better than him. You're a pretender.Try using your head for a change...
BB is being consistent with his own behaviour. The Pats have found clever loopholes in the league rules and exploited them. For him to whine Colts style about an opponent clever enough to exploit the grey areas would be hypocracy. Good thinking by Saban et. al. Let's find a way to return the favor from a different perspective.
Yeah, using a lot of no-huddle against a team that knew our audio calls would have been a great idea, Nem.
If thats the case, why did we try it in the FOURTH quarter if they knew our audio calls. BTW, we did NOT know that they , allegedly, knew our audio calls, did we?
Try using your head for a change instead of making it personal.
The key word in your last comment is "could" but in reality we dont know if it "would" put them in worse position. How much worse can it be when you have ZERO points on the scoreboard and are going nowhere?
NEM, it's not personal. PrairiePat didn't insult you, but instead commented on your idea, whereas you got smarmy and personal in your retort. You simply don't know much about football from a nuts and bolts perspective, and everyone can see that on an almost post-by-post basis. Middle school players grasp things that you don't, such as simple things like the reality that not every play is going to be a winner. Other examples might include concepts of wearing down an opponent by repeatedly pounding them even if it doesn't work at first, and the realization that it's stupid to call passes with routes designed to go to waterbug-type receivers when you don't actually have waterbug-type receivers.
Try using your head for a change instead of making it personal.