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Originally Posted by cuqui:

Don't forget Cheapshotagain Suh would've had Aaron in his crosshairs had he played that game. I'm sure Jim Schwartz would've told him to clean up his act for that game.

Could have been due to Suh and Schwartz, but I don't know if McCarthy would consciously back down from something like that. There was a chance they could have played the Lions again in the playoffs that year, after all. Since they were the #6 seed, they would have gone to Lambeau to play the #1 Packers with a win in their Wild Card game. It was probably something he was going to do, regardless of who the opponent was.

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Boris:

Oooo really going out on a limb there.

Let me know the next time a 15-1 team has to go to a funeral of the OC's child 2 days before the game.

 
Or the next time a team loses in astonishing fashion (Seahawks) and if they do not win it all this year, the next time a team loses its best WR.
 
Stuff happens.  However, had the Packers beaten the Giants with the 15-1 team is no guarantee they win the next two.  If they had beaten Seattle, no guarantee they beat the Pats.
 
I hope I'm wrong, of course.
 
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Originally Posted by phaedrus:

Boris:

Oooo really going out on a limb there.

Let me know the next time a 15-1 team has to go to a funeral of the OC's child 2 days before the game.

 
Or the next time a team loses in astonishing fashion (Seahawks) and if they do not win
 
it all this year, the next time a team loses its best WR.
 
Stuff happens.  However, had the Packers beaten the Giants with the 15-1 team is no
 
guarantee they win the next two.  If they had beaten Seattle, no guarantee they beat
 
the Pats.
 
I hope I'm wrong, of course.
 

OOOOOOOOOOKKKKKKKKKKKKK

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Originally Posted by phaedrus:

Sure ain't how I typed it and I could not even correct it when editing.

Did you write it in Word or something and then copy it over?

 
Anyway:
 
Originally Posted by phaedrus:

Or the next time a team loses in astonishing fashion (Seahawks) and if they do not win it all this year, the next time a team loses its best WR.

 

Stuff happens.  However, had the Packers beaten the Giants with the 15-1 team is no guarantee they win the next two.  If they had beaten Seattle, no guarantee they beat the Pats.

 

I hope I'm wrong, of course.

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It goes up the food chain.  There are dark days on the QB horizon in the NFL.  When Brady, Manning(meh), Roethlisberger, Rodgers, Brees, Rivers, Flacco are gone who replaces them?

 

Right now these are their successors:

Luck(oops)

Dalton

Carr

Wilson

Bortles

Newton

Tannehill

Mariota

Winston?

 

Looking further, what QBs are looking good in NCAA?  Not much.

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Pro football will look a lot more like college ball is what will happen. NFL coaches will have to adapt to the QB "skills" of what's given to them and that means the game on Sundays will change. And that's when a lot of TVs will turn off. I have little interest in watching the college game (except the Badgers, and I only watch if I happen to turn on the TV on Saturday). The pro game is already suffering with all the penalties and concussions. 

Luck is the only one that looks capable of carrying on at an elite level.  I can't tell if Dalton has turned a corner or if he's just riding a wave.  The rest on that list are still very unproven.  The QBs coming up can't read defenses anymore.  If they can't run they're screwed.  Offenses will change, Defenses will change.  The game seems to always be changing.

It will be interesting to see what Brett Hundley does 3-4 years from now, after the Packers trade him.  Certainly not ready to be a starter now, but like Rodgers will get to sit on the bench for 3 years or so, play in the exhibition season, and then have the opportunity to be a starter.  

 

If he succeeds--as compared to Mariotta/Winston who were picked this year and are starting---it will reaffirm that there are very few QB's who can come right in and play at a high level their first year.  It is clearly hard on the 1st round picks who go to bad teams and get battered and beaten for 2-3 years as the team slowly develops around them.  In addition, the top passers from college right now are from spread, run & gun teams who usually only play from a shotgun and have zero training reading defenses.

 

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Here was Brad's thoughts on why the culture in Philly was better than GB. 

 

"Guys like each other. Everybody's focused on one goal. That's really the goal and key of every championship team. ... The closeness and cohesion of every team, if everyone can get together and say 'Let's win a championship,' that overtakes any skill. It overtakes anything."

 

And sometimes the complete absence of skill can't be overtaken and has to be asked to go away. 

Originally Posted by Fandame:

Pro football will look a lot more like college ball is what will happen. NFL coaches will have to adapt to the QB "skills" of what's given to them and that means the game on Sundays will change. And that's when a lot of TVs will turn off. I have little interest in watching the college game (except the Badgers, and I only watch if I happen to turn on the TV on Saturday). The pro game is already suffering with all the penalties and concussions. 

That won't happen either. Professional players are way too fast for normal college-style play to succeed.

Originally Posted by ChilliJon:

Here was Brad's thoughts on why the culture in Philly was better than GB. 

 

"Guys like each other. Everybody's focused on one goal. That's really the goal and key of every championship team. ... The closeness and cohesion of every team, if everyone can get together and say 'Let's win a championship,' that overtakes any skill. It overtakes anything."

 

And sometimes the complete absence of skill can't be overtaken and has to be asked to go away. 

Sounds like brainwashing to me. 

 

Maybe he can get a job at Gerg's carwash in Miami.

@viccarucci: Rex Ryan says he would "never say never" about adding twin brother Rob to #Bills coaching staff. "Not going to lie, it would be fun."

 

@MikeTanier: Rex Ryan muses about adding Rob to his staff. Bill Belichick flies Rob to Buffalo, reserves a restaurant, chloroforms Dennis Thurman.

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