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Its a fair question. All the blame doesn't fall on TT. The WRS deserve their share of the blame as well as they struggled to get separation all year. Having Jones as the 2 receiver especially while he was hurt and not producing at all, makes absolutely no sense

What is that supposed to mean?

That is a great question

There are lots of rules in the NFL that need changing, but I don't think OPI is one of them

http://www.foxbusiness.com/features/2017/01/06/heres-how-much-nfl-players-earn-in-playoffs.html Here is a good article explaining how it works

Ya kinda seems like he’s undecided who to go for at the moment.

Lol!! Thanks for sharing, that was great

This thread right here should show how bad Dennison was. TT needs to leave as well cause he’s not good enough, as I’m not defending his poor play this year. But I’ve always argued and will continue to argue Dennison was more of a problem than TT. The offensive stats from this year compared to 2015 and 2016 back that up

Lol that's amazing

Ya a lot of signs are pointing that Haley's contract won't be renewed

I don’t want Bradford. Injury prone, doesn’t throw the hall downfield often. Hes an accurate passer mind you , probably his best trait

Zay had an awful year. I am not going to write him off yet but here is what I got to ask. What did Zay do well? Is he fast? In the underwear Olympics he was ok, but didn't see the speed on gameday Did he catch well? No Did he create separation? No Was he explosive? No. Did he run polished routes? Can't 100 percent say as I would need to see the All 22 for that, but probably no. So while I am not going to write him off, he just showed me no potential going forward. If he ran a 4.25/4.30 and ran good routes but just had a few too many drops I would be more optimistic cause I would see the potential. But there just wasn't one attribute that I saw from Zay this year that made me think.. "Zay is going to be a good receiver some day"

No way in hell that's happening

I agree with you. Too many game changing 30-50 yard flags. Half of those calls are mistakes by the officials as the receivers will just fall down if they feel the slightest contact They tried to do that with the facemask penalty years ago but didn't work out. Use to have an incidental one which was 5 yards, and a flagrant which was 15. In regards to the pass interference, I don't think that would work either as there would just be more controversy/rules which is exactly what the NFL doesn't need

Great series

I don't think it was luck. They won games how NE wins a lot of games. They didn't beat themselves, and they let the other team self destruct. 4 plays that made the difference .. 1. The sack fumble/TD 2. The INT by Jack 3. Steelers Not converting on 4th and inches 4 Steelers once again not converting on 4th and 1. 3 and 4 I listed above were just huge mental errors by Tomlin/Haley. Tomlin also had a few questionable calls during the game, like doing the onside kick. So I would say no it wasn't luck, it was taking advantage of mistakes by Big Ben, Tomlin, and Haley that were ultimately the difference

Vikings. They have a better defence, more playmakers on offence, plus a better QB Phili's biggest advantage will be home field

I think you’re correct, except for the Rex Ryan reference. Rex was an absolute joke

Yes, absolutely.

Isn't he like 31 or something? With McCoy being 30 next year, I think the backup needs to have some fresh, durable legs

Appreciate it, thank you for the insight

For everyone but the Patriots unfortunately lol

Even if a great player like Leonard Johnson did that?

But 0 super bowls

If you don’t mind me asking , what kind of an offence does Daboll run? Like is it more of a power attack? Is he a run first guy? Does he attack defences vertically or horizontally?