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Ehwmatt wrote:So has the game passed Belichick by? I dunno.
Maybe the game has passed by his philosophy of using bargain basement players in a system with a great QB?
As far as passing him by when it comes to brass tacks Xs and Os, I dunno... kinda doubt it.
Ehwmatt wrote:So has the game passed Belichick by? I dunno.
Maybe the game has passed by his philosophy of using bargain basement players in a system with a great QB?
As far as passing him by when it comes to brass tacks Xs and Os, I dunno... kinda doubt it.
Ehwmatt wrote:So has the game passed Belichick by?
Enigma869 wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:So has the game passed Belichick by?
It's a dopey question (and I know you're not the one who asked the question). Belichick deserves all the blame in the world for some of the AWFUL personnel decisions. Honestly, in spite of picking Brady in the 6th round, his track record as a GM isn't good. That alone illustrates how great of a coach he is. These Patriots teams have NEVER EVER EVER been stacked with talent. In fact, beyond Brady and Vinatieri, there won't be another Hall of Fame player on their Super Bowl teams, and it's probably the only franchise in the history of the NFL who has won multiple Super Bowls (in the same era) who you can make that statement about. I don't like this New England team, AT ALL. They have a couple of tough players, but beyond that, they're simply not built to win in the playoffs. It still doesn't diminish Belichick's run. I realize people don't like to accept it, but ALL of these runs come to an end at some point or another. Again, these Patriots teams (for me) have been remarkable. They win more than any team in the NFL and have far less talent than every other team who wins. There are way too many average and below average guys on this team. You can't keep making long runs into the playoffs with a bunch of undrafted free agents.
S2M wrote:
Law and Bruschi get in the hall....
Fact Finder wrote:
I'm enjoying this day, the Bengal D KILLED in the 2nd half, we're 6-2 and Shitsburgh is coming to town after Balti beats them up tonight. Cincy atop the the AFC North next Sunday at 4:20....
Enigma869 wrote:S2M wrote:
Law and Bruschi get in the hall....
Law may and I actually think that he should. ZERO chance Bruschi gets into the hall without buying a ticket like the rest of us! Bruschi was an overachieving, undersized linebacker who got the most out of his ability, but definitely not a hall of famer, and I doubt he'll even get serious consideration.
S2M wrote:....and yet Joe Naimath(sp) is in.....
YoungJRNY wrote:Great game! Congrats to Baltimore, they earned it going 92 yards. Usually that's the Steelers hell-pit, couldn't of set up better than that for Pittsburgh. Flaccid pulled it off. Great game, another instant classic.
Ehwmatt wrote:YoungJRNY wrote:Great game! Congrats to Baltimore, they earned it going 92 yards. Usually that's the Steelers hell-pit, couldn't of set up better than that for Pittsburgh. Flaccid pulled it off. Great game, another instant classic.
Damn, nobody rips on Flaccid harder than me (and you?), but maybe he grew up tonight. I never woulda thought he had that last drive in him. And he did it even after Smith's and Boldin's HUGE drops.
S2M wrote:Alot of selective officiating in this game....Rice was held by Keisel, and on that TD to Wallace - #53 for Pitt was holding #90, actually sitting on him.
Ehwmatt wrote:
Damn, nobody rips on Flaccid harder than me (and you?), but maybe he grew up tonight. I never woulda thought he had that last drive in him. And he did it even after Smith's and Boldin's HUGE drops.
AR wrote:It's funny how a hangover doesn't feel so bad when your team wins. Hell of a game. Glad I stayed up for it.
YoungJRNY wrote:AR wrote:It's funny how a hangover doesn't feel so bad when your team wins. Hell of a game. Glad I stayed up for it.
That's funny, ironically, my heads pounding, my knee hurts & my ribs from drinking and playing ball over the weekend. NEVER did in a victory that next dayThat was awesome dude! There's nothing like Baltimore/Pittsburgh games. Loved every second of it. There was absolute noway in HELL I thought Flacco was going to lead his team. I don't mind giving credit where credit's due in a loss. Before that drive I turned to my brother and said "If they go 92 yards in 2 minutes, then they deserve it." Well, Flacco and Baltimore earned it and round III is in the future. Going to be an interesting end to the season since the North is still a 3 team race (for now.)
I think the only really silver lining for Steelers fans is that even in a loss, the re-emergence of James Harrison was a sigh of relief. The dude is just beastly so when Woodley comes back, it's good to have both of those guys fresh and Harrison showed that our pass rush will be in great shape when both of them lineup on the outsides. Ben had time to throw but the offense still can't score touchdowns when needed. They were inside the redzone about 6 times and couldn't come away with points. Alarming.
Ehwmatt wrote:YoungJRNY wrote:AR wrote:It's funny how a hangover doesn't feel so bad when your team wins. Hell of a game. Glad I stayed up for it.
That's funny, ironically, my heads pounding, my knee hurts & my ribs from drinking and playing ball over the weekend. NEVER did in a victory that next dayThat was awesome dude! There's nothing like Baltimore/Pittsburgh games. Loved every second of it. There was absolute noway in HELL I thought Flacco was going to lead his team. I don't mind giving credit where credit's due in a loss. Before that drive I turned to my brother and said "If they go 92 yards in 2 minutes, then they deserve it." Well, Flacco and Baltimore earned it and round III is in the future. Going to be an interesting end to the season since the North is still a 3 team race (for now.)
I think the only really silver lining for Steelers fans is that even in a loss, the re-emergence of James Harrison was a sigh of relief. The dude is just beastly so when Woodley comes back, it's good to have both of those guys fresh and Harrison showed that our pass rush will be in great shape when both of them lineup on the outsides. Ben had time to throw but the offense still can't score touchdowns when needed. They were inside the redzone about 6 times and couldn't come away with points. Alarming.
How about when Harrison fuckin LEAPED around Ray Rice towards the end of the game? That musta been a scary sight in Flaccid's peripheral vision
Ehwmatt wrote:YoungJRNY wrote:AR wrote:It's funny how a hangover doesn't feel so bad when your team wins. Hell of a game. Glad I stayed up for it.
That's funny, ironically, my heads pounding, my knee hurts & my ribs from drinking and playing ball over the weekend. NEVER did in a victory that next dayThat was awesome dude! There's nothing like Baltimore/Pittsburgh games. Loved every second of it. There was absolute noway in HELL I thought Flacco was going to lead his team. I don't mind giving credit where credit's due in a loss. Before that drive I turned to my brother and said "If they go 92 yards in 2 minutes, then they deserve it." Well, Flacco and Baltimore earned it and round III is in the future. Going to be an interesting end to the season since the North is still a 3 team race (for now.)
I think the only really silver lining for Steelers fans is that even in a loss, the re-emergence of James Harrison was a sigh of relief. The dude is just beastly so when Woodley comes back, it's good to have both of those guys fresh and Harrison showed that our pass rush will be in great shape when both of them lineup on the outsides. Ben had time to throw but the offense still can't score touchdowns when needed. They were inside the redzone about 6 times and couldn't come away with points. Alarming.
How about when Harrison fuckin LEAPED around Ray Rice towards the end of the game? That musta been a scary sight in Flaccid's peripheral vision
S2M wrote:I'm beginning to think NE's problem on defense is they don't have ANY guys like Suggs, Lewis, Harrison...etc on the team...They don't have ONE guy with an edge. I'm not saying NE should sign criminals, but this whole 'character' thing is all wrong. players must think championships just appear by osmosis in NE...Wilfork is a leader, but he's no James Harrison. The only player on that team that plays with a chip on his shoulder is Welker....and that won't cut it.
YoungJRNY wrote:S2M wrote:I'm beginning to think NE's problem on defense is they don't have ANY guys like Suggs, Lewis, Harrison...etc on the team...They don't have ONE guy with an edge. I'm not saying NE should sign criminals, but this whole 'character' thing is all wrong. players must think championships just appear by osmosis in NE...Wilfork is a leader, but he's no James Harrison. The only player on that team that plays with a chip on his shoulder is Welker....and that won't cut it.
I thought for the most part, New England's defense answered the bell. Good defensive game from both sides and N.E's defense played well enough to win the game for the majority. The difference maker was obviously Manning's clutch (again.) That ball down the seam to their Tight End was a gorgeous catch and throw, Super Bowl XLII-like. No way the Pats can drop 3 in a row, can they?
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