Blue Print to beat the Pats.
posted at 10/15/2012 6:51 AM EDT
Opposing QB send your receivers deep, under throw the ball, forcing the recever to stop and turn into the defender. automatic PI call and you pick up a cool 40 + yards... Works everytime. I think we call that the manning... since he worked that masterfully against us.
God the Pat's D SUX..
When the Pats kicked the field goal with 9:21 left to go in the fourth, I looked at my (Bears Fan) buddy and said we just lost the game. He PFFFTT that we had a 13 point lead...
Re: Blue Print to beat the Pats.
posted at 10/15/2012 7:34 AM EDT
In response to ASO9771's comment:
Opposing QB send your receivers deep, under throw the ball, forcing the recever to stop and turn into the defender. automatic PI call and you pick up a cool 40 + yards... Works everytime. I think we call that the manning... since he worked that masterfully against us.
God the Pat's D SUX..
When the Pats kicked the field goal with 9:21 left to go in the fourth, I looked at my (Bears Fan) buddy and said we just lost the game. He PFFFTT that we had a 13 point lead...
Re: Blue Print to beat the Pats.
posted at 10/15/2012 7:37 AM EDT
My son and I were watching at home, and I think it was the next series that we said something like "here goes the Patriots giving the game away". I think it was the 3rd and 2 when we lined up in an OBVIOUS run formation with no receivers. We had been running well all game, why telegraph that?
Re: Blue Print to beat the Pats.
posted at 10/15/2012 8:18 AM EDT
It has to be the coaching. There is only 1 DB I ever see turning to look for the ball and that's Dennard a rook. All the others never turn to look back. I remember Mccourty use to turn and look back his rook year too and in college so there has to be something with the coaching that they are telling them not to look back for the ball. It's completely frustrating
