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I wont take a team that can pass and run the ball very well for granted.
I'm guessing KC in the divisional. Pittsburgh in the AFCCG.Terrible to see this happen after just entering the postseason for first time since 2002
I doubt Oakland will make it to the AFC Championship game.....in that case, I'd put my money on Pittsburgh or Kansas City coming to Foxborough
This may be an unpopular post, but is a situation worth discussing. If Derek Carr is done for the season, would it be worth the Patriots resting some starters next week. Here's the logic (or stupidity haha): if the Patriots play all out against a good Miami pass rush, they risk injury to significant players. The downside of this approach is potentially losing the #1. However, the odds of the Raiders winning in Denver just took a dip. Moreover, the Raiders as #1 without Carr will likely lose to the team visiting them; even if Oakland and New England both win in the divisional round, us travelling to Oakland without Carr is not insurmountable. Last year, travelling to Denver was a disaster, but let's not take that scenario and apply it to this year which is very different.
The question is whether we allow a hobbled Raiders team to have a chance at the #1 if it means keeping our top guys healthy. I'm a fan of rolling the dice with Jimmy G. next week, but realize most are probably against this approach due to last year's results. However, let's not base our approach on one season's failure - I'd like this team to be intact heading into the postseason against a weak conference with Carr out.
I'd love to take control of our destiny. However, you have to play the odds. If we lose Brady next week, will you still be standing by that same logic next year? I'm happy to throw everything into the Miami game, but I don't believe it is a "gimme" choice. Some thought should go into these things.Didn't you learn anything from last year? Take control of your own destiny and just play to win the damn game!!
The logic is that I am not afraid of any team except dirty teams. I don't want our guys to play against a Miami team that has everything to play for in week 17.I don't understand this logic. What if Denver decides to lay down against Oakland? If we have learned anything from last year is that we play until we get that 1 seed.
The number ONE seed is under our control. Let's not start speculating about games that are not under our control. Do we want to play here or in Oakland?? I say PLAY TO WIN. (rest two weeks here, play here, rest another week here, and Win here--AMEN)
I'm guessing KC in the divisional. Pittsburgh in the AFCCG.
Kansas City's D would be a tough matchup for our offense, and Pittsburgh would present an even tougher matchup for our defense
Won't be a cakewalk to the Super Bowl, despite what the mediots says
Kansas City's D would be a tough matchup for our offense, and Pittsburgh would present an even tougher matchup for our defense
Won't be a cakewalk to the Super Bowl, despite what the mediots says
The Pats could also simply CHOOSE to lose to Muami to knock Denver out, a team they don't match up terribly well against.
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