Dan Quinn on SBLI: "I'm not over it"

[bbobbo]

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shouldn't that read, "completely undeveloped, vacant space"
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[PatsFanInVa]

shouldn't that read, "completely undeveloped, vacant space"
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Wellllll gotta say, he seems pretty damn bright from where I'm sitting. Just not for 60 minutes.

 

[Kontradiction]

google "kinzie kenner a dying man's wish". it seems like she's a world-renowned (and compassionate) urologist.

You're the MVP.

 

[PatsBoy12]

It's too bad, because he really prepared the Falcons well for that game. Yeah, no doubt he's questioning some 4th quarter calls, but his team's execution on those calls...and the Patriots' outstanding execution on them...didn't help his cause.

If there's anything he really has to own is why his offense kept snapping the ball with a lot of time left on the play clock. That's 100% on him.

Regards,
Chris

He sure did have them ready to play. The difference, besides the GOAT AN AND COACH, was conditioning. Reiss, in his quick hits that day, questioned which philosophy would prove more beneficial - the Falcons had not conducted a padded practice in weeks, while the Pats continued padded practices right up until a few days before the SB. I'd say there's a clear winner in that regard. ATL's playcalling was bad full for two or so series, but it was the fact that they were absolutely spent defensively that really did them in.