It was sarcasm, jackass. I have no idea what we are going to do about him. But it's cute that your internet muscles are so big.
Once again, it was sarcasm. Can you not read?
Get back to me when you get your head out of your ass if you think Welker is going to tear up a guy who is probably the best CB in the AFC not named Revis or Joseph; or if Ed Reed and Jarrett Johnson -- who is probably the best coverage LB in the NFL -- cant stop your little Gronki.
Hey, how bout you use less sarcasm and try real football facts to support your discussion. It might help you have a real discussion rather then just trading barbs.
Here's a fact....... There are 4 high-powered offenses in the NFL (meaning they average more then 29+ ppg). They are GB, NO, NE, Detroit. There are 3 others that are what I would call potent offenses (25+ ppg average) - SD, Carolina, Atlanta.
Your "vaunted defense" faced none of the high-powered offenses this year and only 1 of the potent offenses. San Diego shelled your team for 34 points. The Patriots AVERAGE a touchdown more
PER GAME in scoring then SD does. So you can claim that your defense is great, but it really has not been tested by a great offense at all this year, and the one very SMALL sample against a "very good" offense did not favor you.
Now, since I know that you will counter with "Patriots never beat any good teams". Which you can make that argument, but you cannot say that we did not face any good defenses. We did. From a points allowed (and lets face it, that's probably the most important team defensive stat) perspective, we faced 2 good ones in both Miami and Philly. Miami was ranked 6th over all at 19.2 ppg and Philly was 10th with 20.5 points allowed.
How'd we do against them? We hung 65 on Miami in 2 games and 38 on Philly.
Wow, you thing that having those NE beatings on there defensive stat sheet affected their overall ranking? Lets look........... Gee, take the NE azz-whooping off the Philly books and there defense goes to 19.3 PPG average (328-38=290 / 15), which moves them to 6th overall.
Take out the 2 clinics we put on against Miami (313-65=248 / 14) and their PPG average moves to 17.7............ Good enough for 4th in league......... Right behind? Gee, look at that......... The Baltimore Ravens at 16.6
Those are straight up facts........ You can pretend that you're gonna walk in here and magically stop our offense with the wave of a hand, but you have NO CONCRETE evidence to support that your team can do this based on this years result........ Quite the opposite in fact.
Whereas we have at least 2-3 games against defenses that were fairly good at the one thing they have to do (prevent points from going on the board), and we not only scored against them well.......... we pretty much did it at will.
It's not gonna be a walk in the park for sure........ But I'm pretty comfortable with those numbers.
Feel free to respond with football discussion if you want...... but save the other crap for someplace else.