NFL: 2016 Season News and Discussion Thread
#882
The difference between Brady and someone like Harrison is that Harrison needs to be physically strong for his position (size, speed, explosive). Brady needs to be healthy and fit. Two completely different situations
Look at other QBs who have played into their 40s recently. I know Farve never missed a game but his body was clearly in pain. We all know what happened with Peyton, and the rest kinda sucked so we really haven't seen this before
Look at other QBs who have played into their 40s recently. I know Farve never missed a game but his body was clearly in pain. We all know what happened with Peyton, and the rest kinda sucked so we really haven't seen this before
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1Louder (01-12-2017)
#889
Hey, I am all for the hard hits, part of the game, but keep this shit legal... Leading with the crown on the helmet is ILLEGAL. Even Pereira says it was!
https://www.all22.com/green-bay-pack...nelson-illegal
https://www.all22.com/green-bay-pack...nelson-illegal
#893
Pereira has been spot on when it comes to his on the field assessment of a play. If the play was iffy he says iffy. Good non call is a good non call. Mike also will say the ref should of called that.
#894
The difference between Brady and someone like Harrison is that Harrison needs to be physically strong for his position (size, speed, explosive). Brady needs to be healthy and fit. Two completely different situations
Look at other QBs who have played into their 40s recently. I know Farve never missed a game but his body was clearly in pain. We all know what happened with Peyton, and the rest kinda sucked so we really haven't seen this before
Look at other QBs who have played into their 40s recently. I know Farve never missed a game but his body was clearly in pain. We all know what happened with Peyton, and the rest kinda sucked so we really haven't seen this before
FYI Harrison needs to be healthy too or he can't play and fit so that he doesn't get tired. I think you meant to say that their weight training regimen and diet don't need to be the same.
#895
We're both misinterpreting each other. I agree with you on the treatment not being some voodoo alien shit. The comparison between Brady/Harrison is silly to begin with and even harder to explain without writing a full blown essay. Next subject haha
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#900
#902
Hard to say. They have receivers that can get the job done and Montgomery catching a ball as a slot receiver last week was good to see.
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BreezyTL (01-13-2017)
#905
Mainly saying that based off the last game. He wasn't a factor in the first quarter and a half and we exploded after he was out. Honestly I haven't watched many Dallas games, but the ones I have seen leads me to think we need to shut down Zeke and we will be fine.
#909
Every team the Cowboys have faced this year has said the same thing. The fewest yards Zeke has gained in a game is 85...I think. The Packers will score points against the Dallas D. But I think the Cowboys will limit GBs time of possession and offensive chances, allowing Dallas to score more against the Packer D.
#910
Don't forget Terrance Williams. The Dallas O line will take care of the Packers D line. They will have to commit a line backer, which opens up the middle, or a safety, which forces one on one down field, to help out.
#913
I thought the hit on Jordy was good football. I can't wait for these games though, this should be awesome.
I think the Falcons, cowboys, pats and I'm still very uncertain on the chiefs steelers game.
I think the Falcons, cowboys, pats and I'm still very uncertain on the chiefs steelers game.
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Curious3GTL (01-17-2017)
#918
Houston D did look good but again like the Baltimore game earlier this year, Houston only scored because of stupid turnovers deep in Patriots territory. They were never a threat offensively