NFL GAME DAY DISCUSSION Game Day Thread [Was: Who to root for, NFL Week 11: Chefs at Donkeys, with poll; TV maps]

[denverpatsfan]

No ****ing way Goff wins tonight.

 

[Pape]

I'm usually with you Tommy but when does doing that crap ever work? It's bad mojo, you don't mess with the football gods, you play to win the game.

quite frankly you cannot guarantee that what you are planning will have any influence what happens on the other team.

 

[ViperGTS]

Detroit seems to be righting the ship a bit week by week.

Whoops.

 

[Pape]

Yeah we ain't Buffalo. **** those losers.

that was embarassing. to us and them

 

[signbabybrady]

Goff will never shake off Bill

 

[slam]

Some truly terrible teams have improved to simply bad. Dolphins and Jets, for example. Panthers may have reached mediocre.

 

[ViperGTS]

This is why I don't want Brown. Forced that pass to him, and it was the wrong play.

No thanks.

 

[TommyD4207]

Possible thread idea:

All these derivative college offenses in the NFL have gotten incredibly easy to defend as the book is now out on them.

 

[Vindicate]

This is why you don't complain about targets as a WR or complain about the defense while on offense.

If you lay an egg after complaining, you then promptly put said egg on your face. Brown complaining for targets and then being beaten by coverage fair and square looks bad.

 

[Tunescribe]

No ****ing way Goff wins tonight.

Maybe he wins chastely?

 

[ViperGTS]

Possible thread idea:

All these derivative college offenses in the NFL have gotten incredibly easy to defend as the book is now out on them.

Sounds about right. All the while the Pats offense is a legit offense that can morph into whatever you want it to. Also, doesn't seem to hard for these guys to comprehend.

 

[DoubleDeluxe]

No ****ing way Goff wins tonight.

it's the first 1/4.
he'll be fine.

 

[TommyD4207]

Sounds about right. All the while the Pats offense is a legit offense that can morph into whatever you want it to. Also, doesn't seem to hard for these guys to comprehend.

It took about 5 years, but how many of these Air Raid offenses are really putting up points in the NFL now? Play 2-high safety, make the QB take checkdowns and run inside zone out of the shotgun.

 

[signbabybrady]

Sounds about right. All the while the Pats offense is a legit offense that can morph into whatever you want it to. Also, doesn't seem to hard for these guys to comprehend.

X's & O's Thread 'The Patriots and the Erhardt-Perkins Offense'

Nov 10, 2025

The Patriots and the Erhardt-Perkins Offense

I definitely tend to lean toward the defensive side of the football when it comes to Xs and Os so this week’s exploration of all things Erhardt-Perkins Offense was an interesting one. As we d…

www.patspropaganda.com

Was doing some googling and stumbled upon this. It's a good read about the Erhardt-Perkins system which obviously was a staple of our offense for 24 years followed by one year off and now looks like it will be here for a very long time to come.

Remember when everyone said it was too complicated and that we had to get rid of it because it was too hard for the modern day kids. Such short sighted logic. And thank God wisdom prevailed...

• signbabybrady
• Replies: 114
• Forum: PatsFans.com - Patriots Fan Forum

 

[denverpatsfan]

Baker and Stafford are the only QBs in the NFC not afraid of Philly.
That dude they got for nothing from the Phins keeps making plays btw

 

[Hammer of Thor]

Possible thread idea:

All these derivative college offenses in the NFL have gotten incredibly easy to defend as the book is now out on them.

Makes sense. Scoring has gone down since the 2018 explosion onto the scene, yet more teams are running these offenses now.

 

[ViperGTS]

X's & O's Thread 'The Patriots and the Erhardt-Perkins Offense'

Nov 10, 2025

The Patriots and the Erhardt-Perkins Offense

I definitely tend to lean toward the defensive side of the football when it comes to Xs and Os so this week’s exploration of all things Erhardt-Perkins Offense was an interesting one. As we d…

www.patspropaganda.com

Was doing some googling and stumbled upon this. It's a good read about the Erhardt-Perkins system which obviously was a staple of our offense for 24 years followed by one year off and now looks like it will be here for a very long time to come.

Remember when everyone said it was too complicated and that we had to get rid of it because it was too hard for the modern day kids. Such short sighted logic. And thank God wisdom prevailed...

• signbabybrady
• Replies: 114
• Forum: PatsFans.com - Patriots Fan Forum

Yeah I have the article pinned as well as the playbook. Fascinating stuff.

 

[Vindicate]

Possible thread idea:

All these derivative college offenses in the NFL have gotten incredibly easy to defend as the book is now out on them.

Imo? Franchises and, to be frank, invested money, turned towards wanting immediate returns, and a great way to do that is by reducing the difference between college and the NFL. Unfortunately, this backfires when defensively, defenses didn't really regress and instead adapted.

It's one of the benefits to McDaniels. He's still running a professional offense that, once implemented, enjoys massive benefits such as players that are actual professionals, not just athletes. It demands growth and maturation from your QB. It gets better the longer it's stuck with.

 

[ViperGTS]

Makes sense. Scoring has gone down since the 2018 explosion onto the scene, yet more teams are running these offenses now.

Thats because colleges, for some ungodly reason won't run pro offenses. I mean you have dudes now getting millions and running pop gun offenses. I use the Chiefs offense as exhibit A. They can run real pro offenses in college to make the transition easier, at least in the powerhouse programs.

 

[raduray]

Interesting spec.