boston22407
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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.The defensive play calling was fine. The offensive play calling was not.
Probably because he doesn't trust his corners to get a jam and still be able to stay on their man. If one guy misses his jam, that's one receiver who is going to be wide open.
I already talked about the offensive playcalling in other posts, and I'm sure you've already seen all the arguments anyway. Not going to get into it anymore. I will say that just based on the last two games, I think O'Brien has made strides from 2009. The second half of the Jets game, however, was just too predictable. That's my main problem with the play calling.And what are you basing this theory of yours on?
1.) I'm assuming that Welker was struggling due to the blow to the head. That's the only thing that makes sense to me. The play where he stopped on a pattern led to an interception on a throw to Moss. That's not typical Welker behavior, and that changes the game.
Could it be that the jets plan was to neutralize welker at all costs, even with illegal hits. I think there was a game with Pittsburgh two years ago, I think, where welker was neutralized, and the steelers turned a close game into a rout. I think the NFL should look into this seriously. Go Pats.
Could it be that the jets plan was to neutralize welker at all costs, even with illegal hits. I think there was a game with Pittsburgh two years ago, I think, where welker was neutralized, and the steelers turned a close game into a rout. I think the NFL should look into this seriously. Go Pats.