I'm worried

[Handel]

No offence, but I'm sick of "I'm worried" people. Assume the wins like the losses.

 

[DarrylS]

Philly was a mediocre game defensively, but didn't the offense put up something like 400 yards?

Overall mediocre, we did not blow them out and the whole team could have played better.. the point is when we play good teams we play better..

 

[SteveTHEyankee]

o please, in this day and age, the NFL doesnt need scouts for opposing teams. thats nonsense. all teams need in todays game is video.

Ouch! Thanks Buddy, I brought my digital DVD 7 mp recorder to the game yesterday and was going to sell them to the Giants this week in exchange for an all expense paid trip to the game next weekend. Guess that is shot now....:bricks:

 

[dtbrks]

Look, it's hard to go 16-0. That's why no one has ever done it. Except usually, those poor performances turn into a loss here and there. This is uncharted territory and I think we are all a little unsure what to think. Let's take a page from the team and take it one week at a time.

This is kinda how I feel. It's uncharted territory and sometimes I don't know what to think. I want them to go 19-0 so bad and say F U to the league that sometimes I get impatient. I know, in BB we trust.

 

[ShrewBeer]

i would be willing to bet my balls that we see a different offense in the playoffs. and as im betting my balls,if we dont, i can always argue that we did

 

[Wax Frog]

Bill didn't seem upset in his postgame PC, so I'm not sweating it...

 

[AFPatsFan12]

So the Cowboys must be downright startled after actually, you know, LOSING to the Eagles at home and nearly losing to the now decrepit Lions. The Packers must be in shambles after getting blown out in Chicago. The Steelers should just turn in their postseason tickets now, for goodness sake. But at least everybody's darlings, the Vikings, are rolling... oh wait. And those Chargers can take some pride in losing to the hottest team in the league at the Metrodome, but they rolled the Lions and skimmed by Tennessee, at least. Clearly Indy is worlds better than the shaky Pats at this point, after the way they drilled the vaunted Chiefs at home, wiped the floor with Oakland, and, of course, BEAT New England when the Pats got all the breaks and were playing lights out football back in Week 9...

My point is that every bloody team in the league has had some difficult games this season, many of which were against bottom-feeders. This team tried to get every offensive record it could in front of the home crowd, against a 1-13 team, and people are "worried?" Ludicrous. Green Bay melts down in the elements against Chicago, yet beating the Jets by "only" ten is cause for panic?

The worst games this team has played this year have still resulted in W's, and that INCLUDES @Indy. If the Patriots hadn't drilled teams by 40 each week for the first 7 weeks of the year, fans would actually be ENJOYING watching history in their backyard. I won't even get into the fact that there was no need to show anything of ANY substance yesterday with so many potential opponent's eyes on this game (would you show all your stuff in the 3rd week of preseason when you were playing that team in week 3? please...)

Let's have some perspective please, people

 

[PATSYLICIOUS]

our defense is playing as good as its played all year. for the playoffs, that is the most important thing. seymour has been a beast last few weeks after being invisible since coming back from injury. bruschi is playing alot better lately.

the offense will be fine we've held back on alot the last few weeks.

last but certainly not least... we have brady. just relax man we'll be fine

 

[patsox23]

So the Cowboys must be downright startled after actually, you know, LOSING to the Eagles at home and nearly losing to the now decrepit Lions. The Packers must be in shambles after getting blown out in Chicago. The Steelers should just turn in their postseason tickets now, for goodness sake. But at least everybody's darlings, the Vikings, are rolling... oh wait. And those Chargers can take some pride in losing to the hottest team in the league at the Metrodome, but they rolled the Lions and skimmed by Tennessee, at least. Clearly Indy is worlds better than the shaky Pats at this point, after the way they drilled the vaunted Chiefs at home, wiped the floor with Oakland, and, of course, BEAT New England when the Pats got all the breaks and were playing lights out football back in Week 9...

My point is that every bloody team in the league has had some difficult games this season, many of which were against bottom-feeders. This team tried to get every offensive record it could in front of the home crowd, against a 1-13 team, and people are "worried?" Ludicrous. Green Bay melts down in the elements against Chicago, yet beating the Jets by "only" ten is cause for panic?

The worst games this team has played this year have still resulted in W's, and that INCLUDES @Indy. If the Patriots hadn't drilled teams by 40 each week for the first 7 weeks of the year, fans would actually be ENJOYING watching history in their backyard. I won't even get into the fact that there was no need to show anything of ANY substance yesterday with so many potential opponent's eyes on this game (would you show all your stuff in the 3rd week of preseason when you were playing that team in week 3? please...)

Let's have some perspective please, people

He wins. "I'm worried" is over-the-top and silly. We have ONE tough game left - Indy - and even that one we're going to win by double-digits. The Pats in the playoffs play BETTER and MORE FOCUSED tha the regular season, they won by 21 points yesterday and are 15-0. Relax.

 

[JoeSixPat]

No telling if the 2nd half of the Dolphins game was focusing on game planning etc... or if they were really trying. Overall in the last two games I've noticed much more attention to run blocking than pass blocking - not that I think the pass blocking has faltered terribly.

Aside from that I share the concern that the last two 4th Quarters haven't seen us put a point up on the board. Less so yesterday at 28-7 but the Jets game was too close.

 

[patsox23]

No telling if the 2nd half of the Dolphins game was focusing on game planning etc... or if they were really trying. Overall in the last two games I've noticed much more attention to run blocking than pass blocking - not that I think the pass blocking has faltered terribly.

Aside from that I share the concern that the last two 4th Quarters haven't seen us put a point up on the board. Less so yesterday at 28-7 but the Jets game was too close.

THE JETS GAME WAS PLAYED IN RAIN, SNOW and 40 MPH winds.

 

[Captain Cool]

The Pats went for records in the Miami game. They'll probably do the same in the Giants game. These games mean next to nothing (except history).

I fully expect a completely different game plan come playoffs. You'll see Bady get back to finding the open man, you will see more of Maroney, and a strategy to beating a good team, since that's what we'll be facing. Although, there will be the occasional bomb to Moss.