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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.I was thinking the same thing until it became apparent that the defense's "soft" play was by design -- the ol' "bend but don't break" clock-killin' "keep everything in front of us" zone strategy.They were good in the 1st half. They seemed to get psyched out when Garropolo went down and it became apparent that they were going to have to carry the game.
It seems improbable that Jacoby B would win two games. But, this whole season has been improbable to date.
Football is played over 60 minutes. To say they played poorly in the second half would be complimentary.Lol at the people hating the defense in the second half when we were up by 28
I was thinking the same thing until it became apparent that the defense's "soft" play was by design -- the ol' "bend but don't break" clock-killin' "keep everything in front of us" zone strategy.
You got your wish. Housto giving 2.5.I am hoping the Texans will be favored to win. Rallying cry of the team, us against the world. Josh McDaniels knows much is on the line and unleashes his full bag of trickery.
The Bills on reflection I think we will handle quite well.
19 and 0 baby Screw them all
It sounds like there is no way he plays Thursday, I would bet he will play against the Bills but that's far from certain(A) Is JG definitely out for Thursday? Seems likely but is it certain? (B) We know too little about JB/have FAR too little data to draw even a wild guess conclusion on how well he can operate the passing O for 60 minutes against a tough pro defense.
JG had 2 years of experience within the Patriots' organization yet, even as good as he played in 1.5 games, he still has not defined what level he can play at consistently. So while it's certainly in the realm of possibility JB will come out and be JG Deux (a ++ substitute for TB) it's unlikely. The most likely scenario is the wins will have to come by way of superior coaching-tightly controlled play calling-heavily complimentary football team type win (certainly nothing wrong with that). It's asking too much of the 22 year old, 3rd string, few reps, new to the playbook, new to a Patriot style passing O to come in and run this offense potently.
Bottom line: let's see what JB can do. If he takes care of the ball/doesn't turn it over as well as moves the chains a sufficient number of times that enables a win by 1 (or 20) then he is rock solid in my book.
Lol at the people hating the defense in the second half when we were up by 28