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So you are going for specific gloomSo instead of general doom and gloom let’s get specific. Looking at the Pats’ potential playoff opponents who will be the one to knock them off, and why?
OK lets predict who beats the Patriots in the playoffs. Great thread.So instead of general doom and gloom let’s get specific. Looking at the Pats’ potential playoff opponents who will be the one to knock them off, and why?
OK lets predict who beats the Patriots in the playoffs. Great thread.
You’ve got an option to say they beat all comers, if that’s what you want.OK lets predict who beats the Patriots in the playoffs. Great thread.
That is what I want.You’ve got an option to say they beat all comers, if that’s what you want.
First time in the playoffs for the team, and their coach as HC. Playing in Foxboro. Don’t think it will be easy but I think the Patriots win a close game. Close enough that it could go the other way if the team lays a clunker. Just don’t think they will. If either team does it’s more likely TN but I don’t expect tgat. I expect a close hard-fought game with experience being the decisive factor.Tennessee. They have a coach who knows you. They have the best RB in football. This defense has struggled against the run vs good to great backs. No momentum. And frankly, I'd much rather lose to Tennessee than KC. Get the suffering over with. The Patriots are now like that wounded dog in Old Yeller.
First time in the playoffs for the team, and their coach as HC. Playing in Foxboro. Don’t think it will be easy but I think the Patriots win a close game. Close enough that it could go the other way if the team lays a clunker. Just don’t think they will. If either team does it’s more likely TN but I don’t expect tgat. I expect a close hard-fought game with experience being the decisive factor.