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So you are discovered the crew for the NE rematch

The main problem with OL is they can't adjust properly to blitzes, yesterday the first series ended on a blitz by the middle and only the five linemen trying to block

The problem is that people started something practically for two plays, he is a rookie and playing like that

He is the exact definition of "one trick pony" once opposite teams knew how to counter it, it's over

Good for Jax they will need a QB

"the flag is for the hit on Tom" they literally said that on TV

No, just the Andy Reid effect. Struggling in big games

KC us having a bad game against a good team, still no big deal but it seems there's no room to improvement with Reid at the head

Or someone else not in the roster

This is totally (s#&t) pats biased, SB XXIII is maybe the best played SB and isn't even top 10

NRC

I think it refers to a combination of cover 3-cover2( not 3/2)

Cox is close to elite level, so no, I'm taking of Curry, Graham and Barnett, none of them is considered elite level, but together bring enough pressure

We don't really need a "elite" pass rusher, just one that can bring some pressure for himself from the edge, and with the "versatility" (that i don't think Clowney has) to play inside some downs. I will live to have one of the Philly guys.

Sadly is the way the league and officiating works that's the reason why "legion of boom" and the "offensive philosophy-pass happy league" are successful players know this. And maybe i didn't clarify my point, but the flagrant IG by Brady really pissed me.

And certainly the refs can't call all the throwaways as intentional grounding, but they pass at least a couple last Sunday specially the one in the Milano blitz deep in the 4th quarter

Again, can you tell me the last time in this regime those kind of rumors are true

Zay Jones isn't a ball fighter and never will be, I'm against he being cut him but totally in favor of bench him. Sometimes don't even extend his arms to get to the ball, it's so frustrating

the number 83 tries to block makes a move to avoid contact but fails and stumbles the defensive player And don't understand how no one have mentioned the Jerry Hughes clap to a helmet teammate that was a personal foul several years ago

With the big difference that if Allen throw away the ball, half of the time will be calling intentional grounding

It was Knox after a play over Brown in the sidelines, it was weird because no one noticed but the bengals players was down several plays Edit: At first i saw three players over Brown then came Knox and in tv transmission with his body block de punch that Brown throws. In the replay the Bengals player throw a couple punch on Brown and then they switch to live action and can't see the response of Brown

And the usual good blocking

Sanders is one of very few players who have a prime carrer (Jim Brown is other) in history

I only talking about the time they take to run the play, obviously Roman is good because he was successful with Kaepernick and with the stupid Harbaugh in his back