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Sunday Divisional Games Thread


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4 minutes ago, JARROD said:

Yep Belicheck puts on a clinic—

i wish Tepper would sit in class,.. 

hopefully he wont be fkin with Appaloosa anymore ... and will direct his attention to winning a ***** Bowl... but, never know with a money man and his intentions...i'll give that btchazz 2 years before i give him my money...

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10 minutes ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

Chargers lack of ability to adjust their game plan prior to/during games based on opponents strengths/weaknesses should be a theme Panthers fans are all too familiar with. 

We are.  I've been thinking that since the Pats second or third drive, it looks like our adjustments.  Sit in the zone, get no pressure on the QB, and watch the zone get picked apart. 

The Chargers really should have gotten Rivera on the phone at the end of the first quarter and let him take over calling their defensive plays.  It would have probably helped them some.

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Just now, NanuqoftheNorth said:

Yeah Belichick puts other coaches to shame.

Brady does the same, making the most of his talents.

They raise the bar/expectations/performance of everyone on the Patriots.

It just really baffles me— I’m sure it baffles people who get paid to do this—-

They aren’t just a little better than everyone, they are lightyears.

this is an “off” year for the Patriots, much the same as it was against Atlanta— but they adjust, make changes,.

and boom, look like they are ready for another Super Bowl.

if I were an NFL coach making millions I would go pay Bill millions for a clinic—

The weird thing is Bill does— not the millions part but I remember a few years back when he spent the off-season with Chip Kelly, learning his system, watching tape with him etc.

a student of the game, relentless.

everyone else should be ashamed of themselves.

maybe Lombardi is the only other to put teams in constant clinics year in and out like this.

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4 minutes ago, t96 said:

Chiefs are gonna run over the Pats at Arrowhead. Pats suck on the road 

We will see. Part of it is that Bill had 2 weeks to prepare at home. He will only have a week and away for the Chiefs who have a lot more offensive power than the Chargers— and Mahomes which is a bigger better faster version of Russell Wilson(anyone disagree with that?)

plus the chiefs defense arrived finally.

the chiefs have all the right positives. It will be up to Andy Reid though to change up some things because is he doesn’t you had better believe Bill has game planned what they do.

it will be interesting for sure

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1 minute ago, JARROD said:

if I were an NFL coach making millions I would go pay Bill millions for a clinic—

The weird thing is Bill does— not the millions part but I remember a few years back when he spent the off-season with Chip Kelly, learning his system, watching tape with him etc.

a student of the game, relentless.

everyone else should be ashamed of themselves.

maybe Lombardi is the only other to put teams in constant clinics year in and out like this.

Patriots are relentless and seem to always be trying to improve themselves, never resting on their laurels.

I was pretty much done with Ron when he failed to show any adjustments to what the Broncos had been doing all season.

Payton had a noodle arm and Cam was in his prime, but that still wasn't enough to overcome Ron and his passive approach to football coaching.

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