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The Everything NFL Thread - 2013-2014 Edition
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i hope i remember to quote this back to you next year.
Ow, gr8. Thanks for this, Welker and Carter. I do love to lose for stupidity...
because nothing ever changes from season to season, man look at that fantastically deep Atlanta Falcons team
Belichick Brady reminding us why theyre GOAT
Taking the wind instead of the ball vs Peyton Manning in OT, and the best win of the season to keep them in the race for the #1 seed. Patriots fans are truly blessed to watch these guys in action, other coaches dont even consider choices like that.
Taking the wind instead of the ball vs Peyton Manning in OT, and the best win of the season to keep them in the race for the #1 seed. Patriots fans are truly blessed to watch these guys in action, other coaches dont even consider choices like that.
Broncos last night reminded me of the 49ers in the nfc championship game two years ago against the giants XD
The Falcons were deep before they gave up massively too much for a single player at a single position, same with Redskins. Julio Jones was a move I felt was incredibly stupid at the time, and I stand by that conviction until something proves me wrong. You have to assume a WR is Jerry Rice to throw that much at him, no other WR has ever added enough to a team to throw anything away for. Randy Moss is someone I think people are going to come away based on the statistics believing was the #2 best WR ever, when he wore out his welcome with every team.
Getting a QB is important. Having good WRs is a nice luxury. Keeping two great lines built with decent or better schemes will always keep a team competitive!
My point was that turnarounds come fast for reasons that can be very hard to grasp. In the NFL, with teams basically turning over 90% of their roster every 4-5 years, you might as well always believe next season will be the one to work out.
Getting a QB is important. Having good WRs is a nice luxury. Keeping two great lines built with decent or better schemes will always keep a team competitive!
My point was that turnarounds come fast for reasons that can be very hard to grasp. In the NFL, with teams basically turning over 90% of their roster every 4-5 years, you might as well always believe next season will be the one to work out.
yeah, obviously he has something messed up in his head after he injured it doing the same damn stuff earlier in the season
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proudly reppin' 2 superbowl wins since DEFLATEGATE
Shut the fuck up every coach in the league would think about that decision. 20 MPH Winds means you can't make a field goal unless you're already licking the goalpost, and Peyton had been struggling all day in the wind (To the tune of <55% 150 yards 2TDs and an Int). Obvious decision is horrendously fucking obvious.
The butthurt seems to be strong within your heart.
Brady: 68% 350 yards 3 TDs 0 interceptions in 20 mph wind. YEAH TOTES AVERAGE, GUY.
And at this point I can very easily with tremendous confidence declare Brady the G.O.A.T. in shitty weather.
Actually, Del Rio inexplicably chose to go with the wind in the 3rd quarter (when the Broncos were just going to run anyway), allowing the patriots to be with it in the 4th to complete their comeback. So while you would expect an intelligent human being to realize how big of a factor 20 MPH winds are, the two coaches did not seem to be equally aware of it on Sunday night.
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