N.F.L. Season 2018-19 (1 Viewer)
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Meanwhile Belichick just keeps getting more and more film to study.
The Patriots will beat the Ravens in a playoff rematch.
The Patriots will beat the Ravens in a playoff rematch.
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The problem for the Patriots and the 49ers is both defenses strength is defending the pass in a pass happy league, the Patriots got torched by the Ravens running game the first time around.
San Francisco is not very good vs the run either.
So the problem is the Ravens are running an offense that is more suited for college than the pros and they are shredding teams with it.
You can watch all the film you want, unless you contain Jackson, forget it.
With that RPO offense, he's reading the edge and if he sees daylight, he pulls the ball back and takes off, he rarely if ever goes up the middle as if he does, he's liable to get killed.
SET THE EDGE vs this guy like the Steelers did first time around, pressure him up the middle like the Steelers did first time around and force him to throw downfield like the Steelers did first time around=three INT's.
Belichick had better be working around the clock to stop this guy.
You watch; they will win the Super Bowl with their Harry High School offense and then fizzle out next year...………….isn't that just all sorts of awesome...……………………..
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And unfortunately, he still beat us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He did shred the Rams, I have not seen a whupping like that since Genghis Khan's Mongol Horde, he torched them and never took his foot off the gas. Of course, I am sure Coach Hardass had something to do with that, Lamar knew the Rams quit early and at one point for the five mins I watched, I think he was actually dancing outside the huddle while awaiting the call from the sidelines. Literally dancing, forget "Mr. Cool" Flacco, this guy literally seems at ease on the field this year, he is the real deal Mr. Cool. Of course, I can't fully judge him on his performance against the homeless wayward Rams, they are bad and lost as a football team. Rams have way too much talent to perform like that, it was U G L Y definitely without an alibi!
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I think the 49ers are 20th against the run and they had huge problems against Murray of the Cardinals and Wilson of the Seahawks. Jackson is a whole another dimension. They were able to contain Rodgers and should be able to contain Breeze. They will have their work cut out for them with Jackson. Who knew he would be this good?
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He was a complete tire fire in the playoff game vs the Chargers last year, not sure how he got this good, this fast, but here we are.
Unless someone comes up with an answer asap, the Browns are going to win their third Super Bowl since leaving Cleveland.
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The Ravens are the real deal. One of only two good teams in the entire AFC. As a Steelers fan, I would be more worried more about "hair" Rudolph and whatever no name the weak Steelers are starting at QB this week. A pathetic situation. Maybe they will replay some of those Super Bowls from decades ago to make their fans feel better while the Ravens and Pats play on this year. Btw; Garrett sends his regards from Cancun. He says you can stop worrying about him. His money and models are keeping up his spirits.
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totally embarrassing...
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Doug,
Keep living in your fantasy. The Steelers will be just fine, I have no problem trading in a season here and there, as long as I have been alive, they have been in the elite. The Franchise is still the same Franchise - CLASS personified and WINNERS. Stats don't lie my friend and the Rams are not there. Implosion with a lot of talent on the field. The Steelers Defense beat them single handedly and the Ravens annihilated them. Talk about embarrassments, that was one. I have had zero expectations for the Steelers this year from the get go, but a few of the wins have been Sweet.
So, you keep worrying about all else that ails you, I will keep worrying about myself and why you keep bringing up Garret I have no idea. He's gone in case you haven't heard. As I said before Justice was served, for once I think the NFL acted appropriately and completely removed a nutcase from the field. His actions were uncalled for in ANY case and the NFL and the rest of the sports world obviously agreed. Maybe if you are still so insulted, you should take it up with the NFL, I am sure they will take your opinion and review it in high regard..........
SO, again, please feel free to continue to attack the Steelers if it makes up or makes you feel better. The cream always rises to the top and the Steelers longevity is a testament to their ownership, fan base and the organization. I don't see that disappearing anytime soon, they will always be competitive more than not.
And if you are looking for something to watch as you like to keep bringing up the 70s teams - check out Super Bowl XIV - January 20, 1980, highly entertaining way to pass the time.
Happy Holidays
TD
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CBD oil, it mellows you out big time...……….just ask my show helper Larry...…………..the effect of weed without the high, paranoia or munchies...…………….:wink2:
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Star Wars might have been a good movie back in the 70s but most have moved on. I'll skip the field trip down memory lane to visit the "immaculate reception" ball (another blown call). It's over. No one can compare the shambles of this current Steelers team to any of those great Steeler teams from decades ago. That is just a fantasy. The Steelers are not relevant even in a two team AFC. I give Tomlin some credit for benching "the hair" though. In the meantime, the Rams are moving to a multi-billion dollar stadium paid for by their owner instead of the tax payers. That is the future. Maybe not this year or next, but LA is the future.
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In the past week or so I have watched 7 NFL games. The only one, win or lose, that had an interview at the end of the game with the owner was the Cowboys.
As long as Jones continues to "run" that franchise the Cowboys will not win a Super Bowl.
As long as Jones continues to "run" that franchise the Cowboys will not win a Super Bowl.
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If LA is described as the future in regards to anything, then God help all of us. Fact still remains the Steelers kicked the Rams tail in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s and still going strong today. So keep on dreaming and enjoy your soon to be empty Stadium, I hear St Louis calling, they are letting it rain with dollar bills......
Keep the dream alive Doug
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He blew it when he had a falling out with Jimmy Johnson, he was a great coach, perfect for that team, just like Kraft blew it when he had a falling out with Parcells, he got lucky and fell *** backwards into Belichick, so Bill saved him from himself.
Meddlesome owners will ruin a franchise every time...……………...
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And I wanted to break something when that cocky ballbag Tucker made the game winning FG.
What sort of a moronic play call was SF running on 4th and 1, no run, no play action, a strait up pass?
Just idiotic.
The Ravens are going to finish 14-2 now, it's up to the Patriots to finish 15-1 or else forget it.
Even with HFA, Jackson will come here and run wild, it doesn't matter where the game is played, done deal, the Browns go back to the Super Bowl.
Boy Sammy picked the wrong time to stop collecting toy soldiers, he could be here gloating about how his Ravens are doing so well running their Harry High School offense all the way to the Super Bowl.
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The 49ers clock management at the end of the first half was beyond awful. When the play clock stood around 1 minute, they let 30 or so seconds run without running a play or calling a TO and they had three of them. That’s 3 and maybe 7 points there.
As George noted, the play calling on 4th down was poor.
They’ve gone from controlling the division to now being in second. Hopefully, the Vikings can beat the Seahawks tomorrow but you shouldn’t depend on other people to save your bacon.
As George noted, the play calling on 4th down was poor.
They’ve gone from controlling the division to now being in second. Hopefully, the Vikings can beat the Seahawks tomorrow but you shouldn’t depend on other people to save your bacon.