Tobal
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Smith22 said:Listening to the game, it sounded like Seymour was abusing the OL all day along, constantly after Collins.
He was in the backfield more than Lamont Jordan.
Smith22 said:Listening to the game, it sounded like Seymour was abusing the OL all day along, constantly after Collins.
Tobal said:The Pats got pressure rushing three - four guys alot of the night. Everytime Vrabel blitzed he was untouched.
Brady had a great game statistically, he didn't screw up. He drove the bus. If he played in San Francisco he'd be an above avg QB.
ABQCOWBOY said:I don't agree with that. Brady is under more pressure then any QB in the league. He lost his OC, he doesn't have great talent at WR. His running game was not there. There the defending champs. Tehre is more pressure on him then anybody. I think that at some point, you have to sit down and look at why he doesn't get blitzed like many QBs. Teams don't want to expose there defense because he will make you pay. The same things that are said about Brady were said about Staubach, years ago. He gets all the calls, he always has all day, etc.
He makes it look easy and for that, he seems to get penalized. I just think that after three championships, you gotta say it's more then just luck or as simple as driving a bus. All these other guys playing against him get paid to play too.
Doomsday said:I think the 1st and 20 4 times in the third quarter had more to do with that then anything. Collins also needs to improve his timing, on a few of the out routes he was at least one second late throwing the ball and it led to incomplete passes. He waited for the WR to turn and stop before he released the ball, unlike Brady who started throwing right as the WR started to come out of his break.
Penalties definately killed any chance the Raiders had in the second half.
Rack, I don't see how you figure that. I think Brady does get pressure in the backfield sometimes, but he's so good at shuffling a few feet one way or another that the guy doesn't even touch him. And as for wide open WRs... IMO a lot of that is accuracy. His WRs aren't great, but he's extremely accurate.Rack said:Tom Brady is the most overated player in the NFL. He IS a good QB, but how many QBs would be "Great" if they had all day to throw and wide open, check that... WIDE OPEN WRs to throw to? When he was pressured, I think he completed ONE pass. The true measure of a great QB is how the do when pressured and having to throw to a reciever that is at least DECENTLY covered.
Again, good QB, but overated. He's no Troy Aikman that's for d*** sure.