- Don't let the numbers fool you: the clueless little rag-arm, UDFA-talent 3rd-stringer sucked yesterday. He had no help from his brane trust, naturally, but almost all of the sacks he took were preventable, and my goodness but he was absolutely ****ing HORRIBLE throwing on the move, totally weak-ass sh!t.
- Wynn/Lose is such a ****ing liability now that he was replaced by broken-down, washed-up has-been Marcus Cannon - and it was an Improvement! He was NEVER an NFL-caliber Offensive Tackle; and now he's nothing more than a ****ing Thief, like a few others in the building...
- The very last run they tried should've been called to go off Right Tackle, where there was Much more room; they instead tried to duplicate the success of Harris' TD run but the GB defense saw right through it and after stumbling, Harris never had a chance... They should've tried some other run on 3rd down... and still another on 4th down, especially after seeing Zappy the Pin-Head's last couple of clueless 3rd-down drop-backs...
"5) While it’s OK to be a little frustrated with some of the playcalls and decisions, anyone who continues to bash Belichick overall should hopefully start to realize that it’s definitely not warranted.
This is a team that has played above expectations, with the defense clearly being one of the biggest surprises of the season. In fact, most of their issues have stemmed from personnel problems from in-game losses, forcing them to have to react on the fly and it’s put them in some tough spots.
Last week’s loss of Lawrence Guy exposed the middle of the run against Baltimore and two weeks ago it was the loss of Adrian Phillips in Miami that set up that blown coverage that Miami scored on.
When you take each of those situations in context, the defense has been prepared well enough where it’s been turnovers by the offense that have been the difference.
Seeing how well they held Rodgers in check Sunday was yet another reminder of how good they’ve been, with the game plans and preparation being about as close to perfect as you could ask for.
This is a team that has the talent but just hasn’t been able to do quite enough to push themselves over the hump. Again, the conservative calls at the end will certainly be scrutinized, but the overall plans have been more than enough to get them where they should be. That even includes Matt Patricia, who called a pretty solid game on Sunday.
The one bright spot is New England comes away from this game knowing they can hang with anyone, regardless of who is out there. While the players can feel confident the coaches will put them in the best position to win, how Sunday ultimately finished was a reminder that they also, rookie or no rookie, need to have the confidence to just let the players go out there and get it done."
- Who wrote this last piece of drivel, the NEP publicity staff? The zebras & GB's weird QB tried to GIVE the game to us, but we were too untalented, too undisciplined, too mal-coached and too QB-incompetent to take it... AND THAT'S ALL ON BILL...HELLO?!?
