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If you actually read the threads, and not just the titles, this place is pretty civil & realistic... if anything, it knocked the fans down a couple of pegs, which isn't a bad thing after the 3-0 hype and "the Colts game is a tossup" talk. I thought there might be a meltdown, but if you think this is a meltdown, you haven't paid attention during other losses in the past several years.
Don't judge the board's overall mood of the season 20 minutes after a frustrating loss.... duh. For the two weeks leading up to the game, I knew a loss wasn't a big deal, but that doesn't mean I wasn't pissed off they blew chances to take the lead and possibly win the game. |
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I mean, if they were going to take chances, then they should've went down the field a little bit more. They played pretty much the same way the did in the playoffs against Indy, except, this time around, they executed better. I think we just have to accept the fact that playing conservative against the Colts by running the ball all the time doesn't work. *When you mention scared, I agree with you in a sense they were scared to drop back and pass in order to avoid both Freeney and Mathis. They somewhat played scared, but not entirely. |
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I can very easily see Pioli looking at this game and any future games just like it and saying "We need to get Matt some real receivers! Bowe and Chambers aren't cutting it!"
:facepalm: This team is so close yet so ****ing far away |
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Die in a ****ing fire you moron.
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I agree with most of your takes but I say the onsides kick was brilliant. Just missed by a yard. The 4th and 2 was a head scratcher. Why they don't just throw to Moeaki I don't know. Haley had a good game. Weis was calling the plays and had an off day. Only thing I can blame Haley for is giving it too much to Charles. His fumble was costly.
Oh and Bowe sucks. |
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Mods can you reset his post count?
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