EPTOn January 11 2015 13:25 Count9 wrote:
I predict Romo gets shit on by the media
I predict Romo gets shit on by the media
Odds on that at -100,000.
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AgentW
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Odds on that at -100,000. | ||
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Craze
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On January 11 2015 12:54 cheese sandwich wrote: Another week of luck offense, praying to God after every down, and dancing on the sideline in the NFC Championship game! Seems like you post something hating on the Hawks fairly regularly but never actually make any sense. | ||
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darthfoley
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Jibba
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On January 11 2015 14:48 darthfoley wrote: Proud of the way the Panthers played. They're on their way back into "good/great" division in the NFL. A few O line pieces and a couple more offensive weapons and they might not lose 31-17. Cam is going to continue to be a problem. He might be a major threat but he's just too volatile. The way the rest of the team is built, they really don't need a game changing QB who tries to do it all himself. | ||
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Steelavocado
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On_Slaught
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AgentW
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I don't want to go back to the 3-4.  | ||
Teoita
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AgentW
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Manuel was done anyway. His psyche must have bullet holes in it. | ||
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darthfoley
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On January 11 2015 15:28 Jibba wrote: Cam is going to continue to be a problem. He might be a major threat but he's just too volatile. The way the rest of the team is built, they really don't need a game changing QB who tries to do it all himself. It's true that Cam is no where near Luck or Wilson's maturity or quality, as a QB. However, I think he's a QB who will thrive when you give him the necessary help required. He had a couple pretty good throws that were dropped by receivers yesterday (3rd down Tolbert, long seam route to Olsen come to mind) to match his couple poor decisions. I am happy about the fact that he wasn't afraid to throw against Sherman (or anyone else for that matter)-- and it almost paid off with that beautifully thrown ball to Benjamin, right over Sherman's head; unfortunately, Benjamin could only get one foot down. Sure, Cam isn't a superstar QB, but he's more than enough to get the job done imo. If you deem him too big a problem, you then have to answer the "who can we get who's better?" question that teams like the Bengals and Bears find themselves in right now. Sure, many Bengal fans want Dalton out, but who is replacing him? A trade for an equally volatile Cutler? They have a late draft pick so drafting a "right now" QB is out of the question. Newton didn't have a statistically great game last night, but I thought that the pick 6 was the unfortunate product of only a couple bad decisions. I think he's in the second tier of QBs-- outside the tradtitional "top five" (Brady/Manning/Rodgers/Brees/Wilson?), but he's versatile and fearless enough to put him in the low-mid second tier. You have to remember he had ankle surgery in the offseason, rib injuries during the year and a major car crash less than a month ago. And a developing line to boot. | ||
QuanticHawk
United States32132 Posts
On January 11 2015 15:28 Jibba wrote: Cam is going to continue to be a problem. He might be a major threat but he's just too volatile. The way the rest of the team is built, they really don't need a game changing QB who tries to do it all himself. Yeah but at the same time you need to be able to reliably put up points even if you are a team built on defense and ball posssession. Carolina currently can't do that because they're so thin at WR. Rex is probably going to the Bills. At least Roman is of the Niners. Goddamnit they better not go with either of the Shannahans | ||
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xDaunt
United States17988 Posts
As for the Niners, the local scuttlebutt is that they are going to hire from within, promoting Fangio or Tomsula. I wouldn't mind if they brought in Kyle Shanahan as an offensive coordinator. Hell, I think Mike Shanahan might even be a good fit for head coach. I just won't rest easy until Greg Roman is formally jettisoned. | ||
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vult
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That Edelman pass was dirty. | ||
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On_Slaught
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On January 12 2015 01:43 xDaunt wrote: I think Ryan will be fine on the Bills. He's a good coach. Regardless of whom they pick, the Bills still need a QB. That's the limiting factor on their offense. As for the Niners, the local scuttlebutt is that they are going to hire from within, promoting Fangio or Tomsula. I wouldn't mind if they brought in Kyle Shanahan as an offensive coordinator. Hell, I think Mike Shanahan might even be a good fit for head coach. I just won't rest easy until Greg Roman is formally jettisoned. Word is Roman may be going to OC at the Bills w/ Rex. Can't imagine the offense getting better with those two. | ||
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AgentW
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Shellshock
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xDaunt
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On January 12 2015 02:41 On_Slaught wrote: Word is Roman may be going to OC at the Bills w/ Rex. Can't imagine the offense getting better with those two. Yeah I heard that, too. I think that Roman may do it if he doesn't get a head coaching gig somewhere. | ||
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Jerubaal
United States7684 Posts
On January 09 2015 18:20 DannyJ wrote: Last year was practically an anomaly. A team people thought all year would/could win the SB actually won it. For much of the last decade the SB winners have just been whoever has gotten hot at the right time. Here you go. Interesting and fairly short read. http://harvardsportsanalysis.org/2013/09/undeserving-champions-examining-variance-in-the-postseason/ | ||
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