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Yeah, but was that Talib or the fact that they stablized the secondary with Talib AND fixing the safety position a bit with McCourty and the return of Gregory? It is sloppy analysis if Reiss credits it all to Talib.
This is going to be a tough one. They are both well coached and I don't think either team will make egregious mistakes. This game will be talent against talent; we'll find out where our guys stand. Looking forward to it!
whats up pats fans! so proud that my team can share the field with the best team of the last decade and be considered a contender in this game! win or lose, i guarantee these teams will meet again in the playoffs. here is hoping both teams leave this game healthy. good luck!
Right back! Heck of a program ya got going on down there, and welcome to the board! Tons of respect for Houston and here's to a good, physical, competitive football game with both squads leaving as healthy as they came in.
I have never seen a team who is able to work out back to back possessions as much as the Pats. They seem to always have the last real possession in the first half and the first possession in the second half. Can be a huge advantage.
That guy is HUGE. He looks like he could take out the entire O-line by himself. I've seen him in highlights but this is the first time that I've seen him up close in high definition. WOW.
