We lost and I am pissed but at least I am taking the pleasure of watching new England implode on national tv.3 fumbles already and its only the first quarter.14-0!!
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Don't look now but New England has stormed back. 21 unanswered.
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jboogie The sky is NOT falling!
oh, shyte :(
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must be nice to have a competent coaching staff.
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Good job, jinxy.
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I'm convinced that there are about 26 or so average coaches in the NFL that are completely interchangeable. There are probably 2-3 that are truly great and 2-3 that are truly very bad. In fact, those numbers are probably less with an increase in the interchangeable coaches.
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Yikes. Patriots now up 31-24 after falling down 24-0?
Yeah. Not that the division was ever within reach in the first place, but kiss the division goodbye. We don't play on this level.Bpk likes this. -
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jboogie The sky is NOT falling!
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3:06. They left Brady an eternity.
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I say what a game on both sides. That last touchdown by the Broncos showed they're made of stern stuff as well. They didn't just give up a 24 point lead. They fought back.
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You realize the Pats have scored more on their last 5 (hell, the previous 4) possessions than we have in a game all season?
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Wow, Pats win the coin toss and they take the wind.
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What a baby
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This great!!!!!
But you all notice how every player on offense contributes to the quality of play. Be it the line giving time and/or not taking stupid penalties, the backs getting yards on first down and the receivers taking short passes to the house.
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I've been wondering why coaches don't do that more. It really makes sense. I'm sure it's something that the mad genius behind the mad genius (Ernie Adams) has been lobbying for.
Teams with the ball first in overtime end up calling plays conservatively once they get into scoring position, because they don't want to lose the chance to score. They're in 3-down territory, not 4-down territory. I think you'll probably never see a team going for it on 4th down when they get the ball first in overtime.
If they DO get a field goal then you get a chance to respond, and you will be in 4-down territory. That's a severe advantage. You will know what you need to do to prolong the overtime period, and you have no clock pressure. The team that starts with the ball won't have that advantage.
It's basically the same as the college overtime where EVERY team defers if they win the coin toss. The only difference is the added danger that if the team that gets the ball first scores a touchdown, then the game is over. But like I said, that is made less likely due to the situation and the fact that the team with the ball first will never go for it on 4th down and will start to call plays more conservatively once they get into field goal range.thisperishedmin likes this.
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