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If NFL defensive coordinators are so brilliant, why hasn't one of them been able to figure out yet that Mike Vrabel is going to GET THE BALL in those situations?
Jeebus.
 
Flying Headbutt said:
I think Dallas is the premier NFC team. No question, at least right now. I'm still not sold on Wade Phillips though season-long.

And I haven't seen enough of their defense to judge how they'd do against Indy or NE. But I also wonder if those two AFC teams wouldn't shred their pass defense.

I think the Seahawks should be involved in this discussion. Their run defense is legit and their offense is pretty solid, but we will see.
 
Angola! said:
Flying Headbutt said:
I think Dallas is the premier NFC team. No question, at least right now. I'm still not sold on Wade Phillips though season-long.

And I haven't seen enough of their defense to judge how they'd do against Indy or NE. But I also wonder if those two AFC teams wouldn't shred their pass defense.

I think the Seahawks should be involved in this discussion. Their run defense is legit and their offense is pretty solid, but we will see.

The Seahawks are mediocre at best. I've yet to be impressed by them.
 
sportschick said:
Angola! said:
Flying Headbutt said:
I think Dallas is the premier NFC team. No question, at least right now. I'm still not sold on Wade Phillips though season-long.

And I haven't seen enough of their defense to judge how they'd do against Indy or NE. But I also wonder if those two AFC teams wouldn't shred their pass defense.

I think the Seahawks should be involved in this discussion. Their run defense is legit and their offense is pretty solid, but we will see.

The Seahawks are mediocre at best. I've yet to be impressed by them.

Holding Rudi Johnson to 9 rushing yards is mediocre?
 
Cincy is now down to 2 lb's. They're playing dime every down. Sammy Morris (in for Maroney) is just gashing them.
 
Angola! said:
sportschick said:
Angola! said:
Flying Headbutt said:
I think Dallas is the premier NFC team. No question, at least right now. I'm still not sold on Wade Phillips though season-long.

And I haven't seen enough of their defense to judge how they'd do against Indy or NE. But I also wonder if those two AFC teams wouldn't shred their pass defense.

I think the Seahawks should be involved in this discussion. Their run defense is legit and their offense is pretty solid, but we will see.

The Seahawks are mediocre at best. I've yet to be impressed by them.

Holding Rudi Johnson to 9 rushing yards is mediocre?

They haven't looked all that great, 'Gola! Mediocre is what Seattle is. Course in the NFC, that will get them into the playoffs and quite possibly the Super Bowl.
 
sportschick said:
Moss catches his sixth TD of the season.

I said it on draft day and I'll say it again: It's like all the other teams in the league are involved in a conspiracy to let New England kick their asses.
 
Zeke12 said:
sportschick said:
Moss catches his sixth TD of the season.

I said it on draft day and I'll say it again: It's like all the other teams in the league are involved in a conspiracy to let New England kick their asses.

A happy Randy is the best receiver in the league, and he's ecstatic these days. . .
 
Palmer intercepted trying to throw to Johnson near the end zone, and at about halftime it's 17-7 Pats.


(keeping the baseball fools updated)

EDIT: Dammit Beaker!
 
pallister said:
My revised SB pick: Colts-Seahawks.

What do you think has hurt the Bears the most this season? I think it was letting Jones go and having to rely on Benson, but I also haven't paid much attention.
 

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