The reason I dislike debating with you is I never learn anything from you because you are only in it to "win" through pure semantics.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
This discussion isn’t about semantics it’s about you believing that a preseason game shows a change in philosophy after we have seen similar preseason games almost yearly.
I have neither the time or inclination to go back and dig up what I said in the game thread to show how you perverted my original intent.
That’s the thing, instead of this perverse need to defend that you couldn’t have said something wrong, state what you meant.
How can you argue about what you says if you don’t even know what it was.
Perhaps you just didn’t say it clearly. Why defend a point you don’t even remember?
My position still remains the same: Flores will be calling a more aggressive defense than Patricia did, and it will have a different style and feel to it. If, during the regular season, that doesn't turn out to be the case, I'll issue a mea culpa, as I said.
Saying that you predict that is one thing.
Acting like you have evidence to back it up is something else entirely.
Making a prediction is often based on instinct and feel. It’s often wrong.
You are trying to argue your prediction is correct before it happens so you are left to grasping at straws as “proof”.
The problem is the proof that your prediction may be wrong is much stronger, given that every dc for Belichick has been conservative, that it’s crazy to think an assistants philosophy will win out over Belichicks and the remarkable amount of success that philosophy has had.
If you are saying you like how we played yesterday and you prefer that we play that way, that’s an item to debate.
But if you are saying you know we will dramatically change the defense and already have, based one preseason game, the likes of which we are almost annually, you are clowning yourself because you don’t like that someone disagrees with your prediction.
It’s fine to predict stuff, fun in fact, but you can’t be defensive when someone sees it differently or it turns into a debacle like this.