DallasInDC
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I felt this before, but more now than ever I have a feeling that the Patsies will falter in the playoffs. I can just feel it.
Smith22;1810646 said:They've shown that they can be beat. They have been down to the Colts, Iggles, Ravens and even the Cowboys after being spotted a 14-0 lead.
I also agree that the 3 man rush just doesn't work against them. He gashed the Ravens every time they went to it.
It's too bad that Rex Ryan called that timeout on 4th and 1 or the game is over. Heck, even the tipped ball that #50 never saw.... That ball was in the air for what seemed to be an eternity.
Cowboys22;1810354 said:I now feel no matter how well we may play against them, they will be handed the game in the 4th quarter. This is the first time in my life I actually think there is something going on. Everytime they were stopped, they got another chance. For anyone to beat them this year, they will have to dominate and be up by 3 scores with 5-6 minutes left. Anything short of that and the hankies will start flying in their favor and you can't compete with that. That last TD was not a TD. He bobbled that ball plain as day and did not get both feet back down. How a ref could review that and let it stand tells me something is not right!
tyke1doe;1810701 said:No, he didn't bobble the ball. He caught it and switched hands. That's still possession.
And the Pats didn't get any gifts at the end that the Ravens didn't give them.
The Ravens are an undisciplined team, and that came back to bite them in the end.
not only did he get high and low....they were also leaving their feet and driving him into the ground...allowing all their weight to fall on the QB..that is a no-no in todays NFL....and we were blowing on Brady or pulling back....I hope we have learned a valuable lesson watching how nasty Baltimore playedLandryFan;1810368 said:All I know is that Baltimore's q-back got hit high and low and never was a flag thrown. If one of our guys breathes on the opposing q-back, the laundry comes-a-flyin'!
theogt;1810571 said:I don't see the Patriots making it through two rounds in the playoffs against good teams to get to the Super Bowl.
Biggems;1810370 said:so the SB with the Steelers and Seahawks didnt seem tainted to you? you didnt get the sense that the game was rigged?
The Cowboys are improving, but the Patriots are also in a slow, modest decline (especially their defense).CrazyCowboy;1810921 said:The Dallas Cowboys are improving each week in all areas and have closed the gap with the PATS significantly since we last played them.
We will be ready.
I hope the Pats win out until they meet us.
superpunk;1810936 said:Nonsense. It doesn't get cold and windy in New England. Their stellar passing game and inability to play solid defense is sure to pay off in January!
It should be an entertaining playoffs.
For this game, personally I felt everything was even. Baltimore's DBs were getting away with raping the Patriots receivers. NE's Dline was getting away with sodomizing Boller. It got pretty weird there for a while, but in the end, I think we all learned something.
AtomicDog;1810441 said:3 man rushes don't work against Brady. Everytime Bmore did that late in the game Brady created something positive. Either throwing a dumpoff or running for the first down. Brady has to be pressured.
Exactly, and that's pressure they cannot game plan for.ZeroClub;1810960 said:The Cowboys are improving, but the Patriots are also in a slow, modest decline (especially their defense).
The good news about the Patriots' win is that they must continue to play for that "perfect season." It's going to tire them out.