PostGame Thread 2024 Postgame Thread Week 16 - Pats fall to Bills 24-21

[KCSVEN]

Henry got tripped up in the defenders legs. But we had Boutte just tackled on knocked on his butt in the middle of the field right before that. No flag.

Yeah I saw the trip but looked like Henry was headed deep as the DB was running to where Maye threw it, looked like if Henry ran an out it was a TD but not clear if Maye made the right read it or what, curious if Maye or Henry talked about it after game

 

[Ring 6]

You're embarrassing your self. Lol.

Anyway. Your source was literally trust me bro I watch football. Which is ****ing hilarious.

My “source” is knowledge of football.
Are you telling me that teams design throws to the flat to be behind the QB and do not drill it in to the rb to make sure he runs that route so it’s a forward pass? What is your source for that bit of genius?

 

[dliverey44]

The fact that the first Bills TD should not have counted shows that the NFL has the fix in on these Patriots games. The clock was clearly at 0:00 before the ball was snapped.

That actually happened a couple of times

 

[KCSVEN]

I think it was Hopper. Maye threw as hooper was making his cut. Looked like hooper was supposed to cut 90 and run an out (no reason for Maye to throw to where that would take him if it went the route) but hooper broke to the ba k corner. Could be hooper felt he couldn’t get through the traffic but mayr had to trust the route that’s called.

Thx yeah might have been Hopper, surprised in Maye post game nobody asked Maye what happened

 

[festy1986]

My “source” is knowledge of football.
Are you telling me that teams design throws to the flat to be behind the QB and do not drill it in to the rb to make sure he runs that route so it’s a forward pass? What is your source for that bit of genius?

Go back to Madden kid.

 

[Jim Beankie]

Unfortunately, the INT's go with the program. Inexperienced QB behind a bad line, trying to do everything himself because the WR corps aren't good enough. The good news is that Maye seems mentally tough enough to learn from the experiences and not lose his confidence. It is also fair to say that he has had some help with a number of those INTS, even today the target fell down. Unlike Drew who really never stopped being a gunslinger, I don't think INTS will be a career limiting problem for Maye.

Yeah the streak is basically full of 1 INT games (it started with a 2INT game). He seems to be really mentally tough, and that'll serve him (and hopefully the Pats and us) well in the long run.

 

[Wax Frog]

Sounds to me like it's time for a classic movie remake...

 

[Tunescribe]

You gonna cry cause they didn't win game 4 in week 16?

Lol. Some of you don't know what this is.

No, you clueless twit. As if YOU "know what this is." Thanks for the laugh, though. Now toddle on back to your draft binky fantasies and video games -- you're irritating the adults.

 

[Ring 6]

Go back to Madden kid.

So let’s accelerate the process. Instead of you trying to argue what you are wrong about for 3 or 4 days from your Dunning-Krueger level, and then end up realizing I was right all along why don’t you explain how you think the played designed so I can show you on film why you are wrong. Those exchanges never end well for you and you sulk away with your tail between your legs so by not get out in front of it?

 

[Ring 6]

Thx yeah might have been Hopper, surprised in Maye post game nobody asked Maye what happened

I’m glad they didn’t. Shouldn’t put him in the position to have to answer, and he would just say “I have to do better there”

 

[Jim Beankie]

Thx yeah might have been Hopper, surprised in Maye post game nobody asked Maye what happened

Maye didn't step into the throw at all with pressure coming in, so it really could've been just an underthrow and bad luck with the stumble.

 

[Ring 6]

Maye didn't step into the throw at all with pressure coming in, so it really could've been just an underthrow and bad luck with the stumble.

I think there is no chance at all that he was trying to throw to the back of the end corner and barely made it into the end zone. Trajectory is wrong too.

 

[festy1986]

No, you clueless twit. As if YOU "know what this is." Thanks for the laugh, though. Now toddle on back to your draft binky fantasies and video games -- you're irritating the adults.

It's cute. I got another regular douch in a fit because they couldn't bulldoze their way through another insult.

Poor baby.

 

[festy1986]

So let’s accelerate the process. Instead of you trying to argue what you are wrong about for 3 or 4 days from your Dunning-Krueger level, and then end up realizing I was right all along why don’t you explain how you think the played designed so I can show you on film why you are wrong. Those exchanges never end well for you and you sulk away with your tail between your legs so by not get out in front of it?

I'm waiting on your source. When the source isn't your own strategy we can talk. Until then, we do this dance.

 

[dliverey44]

Hope it leads to a couple of more Loses you Idiot Mayo.

Did I read that correctly, he said we need to learn from this and then when asked what he learned he said not much? If I did read that right that is not good. Should have said something about needing to watch the film or something.

 

[Ring 6]

I'm waiting on your source. When the source isn't your own strategy we can talk. Until then, we do this dance.

I told you my source is understanding the game.

Prove me wrong.

Tell me what a RBs responsibility is on this play. Then we can continue film look the other players and figure out what’s going on. It’s very simple if you understand how football plays are designed and how responsibilities are assigned.

 

[Jim Beankie]

I think there is no chance at all that he was trying to throw to the back of the end corner and barely made it into the end zone. Trajectory is wrong too.

This is the shot exactly during Maye's release of the ball, and I can't imagine that Maye would think Hooper would cut in more sharply to the sideline unless he didn't see Bourne potentially causing Hooper to hesitate on his path (if Bourne didn't come to a dead stop, he and Hooper would've collided). Just bad (and unlucky) all around for this play.

I'd convert it to an animated gif to make it more clear, but I'm too lazy.

 

[festy1986]

I told you my source is understanding the game.

Prove me wrong.

Tell me what a RBs responsibility is on this play. Then we can continue film look the other players and figure out what’s going on. It’s very simple if you understand how football plays are designed and how responsibilities are assigned.

Your understanding of the game can not be the source of how the play was drawn up.

You don't draw up the plays....

 

[Ring 6]

This is the shot exactly during Maye's release of the ball, and I can't imagine that Maye would think Hooper would cut in more sharply to the sideline unless he didn't see Bourne potentially causing Hooper to hesitate on his path (if Bourne didn't come to a dead stop, he and Hooper would've collided). Just bad (and unlucky) all around for this play.

I'd convert it to an animated gif to make it more clear, but I'm too lazy.

I can’t tell anything from a still shot.

 

[Ring 6]

Your understanding of the game can not be the source of how the play was drawn up.

You don't draw up the plays....

Of course it can because if you understand the game it is very clear

I said Maye wasn’t at fault and you are arguing. So what did Maye do wrong? What was the play intended to do? What does the film show you to draw that conclusion?