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The thread is a discussion on the Lombardi article pertaining to his views on the sophistication of the Patriots offense with relation to the wide receivers.
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Brother Manny, just want to say that you're a Class Act.
I don't even agree with a word you're saying, regarding Green, who's departure I celebrate every hour on the hour...But your unceasing graciousness in the face of bewilderingly persistent crass behavior is truly admirable.
Back on topic. Why would anyone want to "fix" what doesn't need fixing? Absolutely no logic. The offense can use new tweaks every season but other than that it is working and will continue to work.....
Lombardi's point was much more benign. Simplify the offense for receivers.
That got extrapolated to the entire offense.
This always invites the three yards and cloud of dust crowd.
Naturally, the offense has to do this because the defense sucks crowd made their appearance (as always).
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You still don't get it. You derailed this thread with your contrarian views without any evidence to back it up.
So says the guy that "can't understand" my "overly simplistic" views.
Some day, when you understand that throwing multiple picks and missing wide open WR's for sure TD's, does not mean great QB; we might not have a pile up.
Ray Lewis compared facing Brady to being in a chess match, I don't know why anyone would want to make it checkers.