Yeah, I had no idea. On a pass to one of the gunners, you can't be called for pass interference. So as soon as the receiving team hears someone yell "Fake," why aren't they taught to just tackle the guys on the outside? I guess maybe that's why you see so many fake punts are runs by the up guy, or passes over the middle, rather than deep shots to the outside.
That's what is so aggravating. The Pats were one play away from winning the Super Bowl. They didn't need to rebuild. BB basically forced a rebuild by dumping so much talent in the offseason, and trying to replace it with shit. I just don't get it. The offense should have been left alone. You resign Lewis, instead of drafting Michel (which wouldn't have cost much more than what they have to pay Michel anyway), and you use that pick on defense, maybe grab another defensive free agent with the money you saved by losing Solder, and you're right back in it again.
This is what the League wants, esp with viewership challenges and the synergy with fantasy.
Thanks. I’ll check it out.
I mean, if you offered me a choice of high or low scoring, I choose high but this is so far from elite football.
He's not their kicker. They have Greg "the Leg" Zuerhlein. He pulled his groin in warmups a couple weeks ago, but he's a top 5, if not top 3 kicker in the NFL when he comes back.
I think Bill's stubborn m'fer strategy of never paying "top dollar" for a FA finally cracked when met with years of bad drafting and some key injuries. Injuries though are a part of NFL life, of course.
He's not really a backup. Dallas cut Bailey to save cap money this year. He's one of the most accurate kickers in NFL history. Minnesota should be at least 2-1, if not 3-0, if they had just signed Bailey, instead of starting the season with a rookie kicker who couldn't get it done.
Yup. And if Derrius Guice had not gone down, AP still might be unemployed.
