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Old 01-15-2018, 06:06 AM
 
Location: AriZona
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2-2 for the Divisional Weekend, plus 1-3 last Wild Card Weekend = 3-5 for an almost totally disastrous Playoff campaign for the Colt. Strong play by the Teal curtain. Incredible! Wow!

And, wow! Jags & Pats in the AFC Championship? Who knew?
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Old 01-15-2018, 06:34 AM
 
Location: Atlanta
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Tom Brady continues to uphold that thought process though, and I am quite happy he does.
Brady is the exception to "EVERY" rule...
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Old 01-15-2018, 08:23 AM
 
Location: On the Edge of the Fringe
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Brady is the exception to "EVERY" rule...
At least according to the sports announcers, who between plays point out that Brady has
= Passed for enough miles to reach the moon and back twice
=won more games than all other QBs in the history of mankind combined
=will be the first man to play football on Mars
=is going to play another 20 years
=once through a ball across the English channel for a touchdown in London


well ok maybe not

But enough already. Time to turn the sound back off on the games I guess (And I thought that since Verne Ludquist retired I would not have to do that anymore)

So we had 4 good teams yesterday, although the coaching and play calling for the Steelers was atrocious. (time to fire the OC in Pittsburgh?)

Look for a good game this weekend. The Cats are the real deal. They are a good team. But Bilechick is the coach of the century (according to the Football Inquirer) and the game is rigged anyway, (according to my son and the Weekly Football News)
THEREFOR Teh am taking the Evil NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS over the Jacksonville Cats

The whole mess about the commissioner and the Patriots is just an act, like something we would see in Sports Entertainment , an attempt to build up interest in a business that is declining, oddly enough, because of poor leadership. Yes, I mean you Roger Goodell.
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Old 01-15-2018, 10:14 AM
 
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And coupled with the Eagles and Jags win and the way this Saints-Vikings game has started, probably high time to lay rest to this massive exaggeration that has permeated all the talking heads who believe it's all about having the more experienced and better quarterback.
How is it a "massive exaggeration"??

It's FACT and the exceptions only PROVE the rule....

In the Wild Card round would you have said it was a "massive exaggeration" when Brees beat Cam, Ryan beat Goff in the NFC? The AFC you had a snooze fest highlighting horrible QB play with Bortles beating Taylor in a shootout and Mariota upsetting Smith based more on poor coaching than better QB play...

Brees outplayed Keenum yesterday and if not for a rookie blowing a routine tackle the Saints win that game yesterday

Look at the history of the NFL for the past 20 years for the most part, the team with the better QB DOES win although great defense can trump that as we have seen with Denver, Seattle, Giants and Baltimore. At least in the case of Seattle and Giants the "great defense" was coupled with very good to excellent QB play and in the case of Denver you had a "name QB, HOFer even if he was the worst QB in the NFL that season"

If the Pats win the SB again this season it will once again be a case of having the "better more experienced QB"
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Old 01-15-2018, 10:58 AM
 
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I enjoyed seeing the Steelers lose yesterday. It's clear they still have not gotten over the loss to New England. Mike Tomlin again proved he's only a mid-tier coach and makes suspect play calls at key moments.
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Old 01-15-2018, 11:28 AM
 
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How is it a "massive exaggeration"??

It's FACT and the exceptions only PROVE the rule....

In the Wild Card round would you have said it was a "massive exaggeration" when Brees beat Cam, Ryan beat Goff in the NFC? The AFC you had a snooze fest highlighting horrible QB play with Bortles beating Taylor in a shootout and Mariota upsetting Smith based more on poor coaching than better QB play...

Brees outplayed Keenum yesterday and if not for a rookie blowing a routine tackle the Saints win that game yesterday

Look at the history of the NFL for the past 20 years for the most part, the team with the better QB DOES win although great defense can trump that as we have seen with Denver, Seattle, Giants and Baltimore. At least in the case of Seattle and Giants the "great defense" was coupled with very good to excellent QB play and in the case of Denver you had a "name QB, HOFer even if he was the worst QB in the NFL that season"

If the Pats win the SB again this season it will once again be a case of having the "better more experienced QB"
There is no rule. There are exceptions. You said it yourself. So you made my point. Thank you.
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Old 01-15-2018, 11:31 AM
 
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I enjoyed seeing the Steelers lose yesterday. It's clear they still have not gotten over the loss to New England. Mike Tomlin again proved he's only a mid-tier coach and makes suspect play calls at key moments.
Tomlin should be out, but won't be. At least Mularkey is gone. That management of the clock and play call with 25 seconds left told me everything I need to know about his level of incompetence.
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Old 01-15-2018, 11:42 AM
 
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There is no rule. There are exceptions. You said it yourself. So you made my point. Thank you.
What are you talking about????

There are exceptions "to the rule"....but statistically the BETTER more EXPERIENCED QB almost always wins in the playoffs which is the OPPOSITE of what you said...

Prior to this weekend's games, when a QB with 10 or more playoff starts faced off against a QB with no prior playoff starts, the experienced QB won EVERY time except once over the past 8 seasons....Tim Tebow was the one outlier...the exception that proved the rule
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Old 01-15-2018, 12:50 PM
 
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I enjoyed seeing the Steelers lose yesterday. It's clear they still have not gotten over the loss to New England. Mike Tomlin again proved he's only a mid-tier coach and makes suspect play calls at key moments.
what exactly did yesterday have to do with losing to new england a month ago?
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Old 01-15-2018, 03:07 PM
 
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What are you talking about????

There are exceptions "to the rule"....but statistically the BETTER more EXPERIENCED QB almost always wins in the playoffs which is the OPPOSITE of what you said...

Prior to this weekend's games, when a QB with 10 or more playoff starts faced off against a QB with no prior playoff starts, the experienced QB won EVERY time except once over the past 8 seasons....Tim Tebow was the one outlier...the exception that proved the rule
No idea what your inferring that I stated the opposite. You have lost me (again). Maybe it's a language barrier. Then again, maybe not.
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