Oh man, a missed PAT would be so Lions.
Falcons out-Lioning the Lions. If Gurley falls down short of the endzone with under a minute left they kick a 20 yard FG at the gun to win.
Lions are a .500 team. Vikings are SO ALONE in last place.
I'm good with it. It keeps the Falcons at one win to potentially out suck the Vikings in draft position.
Today was a perfect mix of Rodgers/Adams and run/motion plan. Everybody benefited.
@BrainDed posted:Rodgers plays differently too and it’s not always a good thing. It’s not healthy to target him 15 times a game. It’s becoming reminiscent of Favre to Sharp.
The dude was WIDE FUCKING OPEN today! (Except that one 3rd down play) The Texans refused to start doubling & tripling him.
I have exactly ZERO problem with targeting the best receiver on the field when the defense refuses to make adjustments.
It's a classic Patriots maneuver. "Oh...you're not going to stop that?!?! Ok...Here it is again.....and Again....AND AGAIN....AND AGAIN!"
THAT is exactly how you step on an opponents throat all game long. No different than what SF did to the Packer D in the NFC Championship Game.
@BrainDed posted:Rodgers plays differently too and it’s not always a good thing. It’s not healthy to target him 15 times a game. It’s becoming reminiscent of Favre to Sharp.
He tried to include MVS
Yep. With Lazard out the rest of the WR's are pretty much garbage. Someone seems to get a key catch or two every week but there's no one out there that is scaring anyone. NOT targeting Adams a dozen+ times on a day like today is stupid.
But keep guys like TUNyan, Jones, Williams, Turdberger and Lewis involved and that's more than enough to keep the defense honest. We won't see what this offense really is until Lazard returns. That's going to be a different looking team and one we haven't seen since the first two games of the season.
All the balls to Davante would bother me a lot more if they appeared forced. Texans had no answer so AR kept going that way (agree WR talent is thin).
Loving it that Sternberger and Taylor both had TD receptions! MVS was targeted several times but always seemed to come up short. Adams looked light years faster than any of the Texans' defenders. I bet Adams could make the Kessel Run in three parsecs!