Offense vs. Defense in the playoffs...

[petegz28]

Seems so far only 1 of the offensive juggernauts is still in it....

I know, one of those had a rookie starting at QB so that skews it a little but for the most part it seems the teams with that are better known for defense have won with NE being the exception. Houston as well had a great defense but I think they are still an offensive team by design.

I see it as..

Defensive teams:

Denver 1-1
Steelers 0-1
Niners 1-0
Baltimore 1-0
Giants 2-0


Offensive teams:

NO 1-1
Detroit 0-1
NE 1-0
Falcons 0-1
Bengals 0-1
GB 0-1
Houston 1-1

Tally Offensive teams:
3-4

Defensive Teams:
5-2

[JD10367]

Originally Posted by Dylan

I don't read you much. The reason: Your posts are not worthy of my time.

However, you wouldn't know 'elite' if it smacked you in your face.

Football 101: Quarterback stats are useless.

I don't read you much. The reason: you're a reeruned idiot.

And I won't even mention what's probably been smacked in your face.

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by sedated

oh, okay. So the day after Matt Cassel throws for 4 TDs, you consider him a elite offensive player?

If he did it in a divisional playoff game, championship and super bowl like Eli, then sure. Season stats are fine and dandy, but prove it when it really matters. I don't care about season stats much when the playoffs start.
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[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

He's not horrible. The Falcons have enough talent that they certainly should not have been shut out.

He can't carry the team. If they can't run, they can't score.

[jspchief]

Ironically, it was the niners D that let NO back in it, and their O that won the game.