Kazi
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Dola is still my WR2
Tomorrow's games look fantastic. Damn that winter storm that moved the KC game; I'll miss it now...
Osweiler had an INT in the next series, ending any hope Houston had of a comebackFell asleep after the Gostkowski FG in the 4th
Did I miss much?
Congrats Pats fans!
Already looking fotward to tonight's games, will be good ones.
All the team have so far looked pretty vulnerable. NE were supposed to blow Houston out and didn't look particularly impressive. Atlanta played well but weren't dominant. If the likes of Kansas City or Dallas put in a dominant performance today then they will have the momentum going forward.
All the team have so far looked pretty vulnerable. NE were supposed to blow Houston out and didn't look particularly impressive. Atlanta played well but weren't dominant. If the likes of Kansas City or Dallas put in a dominant performance today then they will have the momentum going forward.
Atlanta were quite dominant imo. Ran the ball, threw it well & their D caused Russell Wilson plenty of problems. Really hard to say how they could've played much better.
Other than Hester causing them issues!
They didn't run the ball - their leading rusher only had 40 yards which is pitiful. They did as usual pass well which makes up for a lack of adequate running game, but they were also helped by a pivotal penalty when Hester's return got called back and Wilson subsequently tripped over his OL for the safety. That was a potential 9 point swing in the opposite direction that set the pace for the rest of the game.
Doesn't change the fact that Seattle's defence uncharacteristically could hardly stop Atlanta.
If you look at yesterday's game and the 26-24 win the Seahawks win earlier in the year - the stats are very similar. There was very little in it this time around except for the 9 point momentum swing off of Hester's return and Wilson's late picks.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=400927747
http://www.espn.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=400874732
If you look at yesterday's game and the 26-24 win the Seahawks win earlier in the year - the stats are very similar. There was very little in it this time around except for the 9 point momentum swing off of Hester's return and Wilson's late picks.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=400927747
http://www.espn.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=400874732
Stats just don't show the picture properly. I find it hard to believe that you could even think that Atlanta were not dominant (as far as domination in the divisional round goes) yesterday.
If anything, the performance vs Houston is just going to make us play that much harder vs Pit/KC. The D had their wake up call earlier this season, maybe the offense was getting a little complacent with how well they've dealt with the loss of Gronk. I don't think i'm going out on a limb when I say we're going to see a much better Pats team and a much better Brady in the AFCC game.
Yes they do. Unlike in English footy, you can actually look at the stats and get a decent picture of the equilibrium in an NFL game. That's why I posted the previous game where Seattle won - the stats were very similar excepting a penalty and an interception or two. You can probably chalk the Falcons performance down to home field advantage that results in a few more errors (penalties) from the Seahawks. If you've watched Atlanta throughout the year, this was more or less one of their predictable performances. Lopsided passing stats, mediocre rushing, good (but not great) solid defense.
Can't wait for Packers-Cowboys game
Am torn as to who i want to win, change my mind every time I think about it
Both games v Falcons would be excellent
Hoping Chiefs win
Would love a Brady-Rodgers Superbowl but that is a long way off at the moment
You are right but good luck arguing it.