No, I am LOL'ing at you saying SSSs mean nothing no matter what. Do you think someone who pitches a perfect game is more or less likely than average to be a great pitcher, or someone who hits 4HRs in a game to be a great home run hitter?
Wild Card Weekend Gamethread
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This guy's really good at winning the lottery:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/24/christopher-kaelin-lotter_n_5200496.html
When this site is willing to ignore an obscenely small sample size....
It's not the size that matters, always.
McAdoo needs to pick a back and hope he gets a rhythm. Perkins' pass blocking has been good enough. Stop fucking with it and feed him.
How sensitive can you be as a TB12 fan?
He's pretty clearly the consensus GOAT, we don't need to tear down every other good QB that 2% of the media might annoint.
There is an argument if you don't adjust for the pass catching abilities of Craig and Rathman, don't adjust for the 49ers superior offensive line, and assume that Troy Brown and Julian Edelman were/are as good as Rice and Moss.
This makes logical sense, but the WR doesn't know the exact spot it's coming down to. If it's easy for a WR to spot and get underneath, why not a DB?
14 Giant rushing attempts (against 26 passes). You'd think they were averaging 2 yards, but they actually are averaging 4 per attempt.
Wasn't trying to be overly sensitive (I realize it came across that way). Just wanted to point out how annoying it was to have to listen to it.
Easy solution is just to change the channel.
It's not. I think if it's possible, the offense wants to put one guy behind the pack and one in front and hope for a misread/deflection/etc.
There are other great QB's in the league. If someone says Aaaron Rodgers is a great QB, they aren't disparaging Tom Brady.
No I mean Montana had Rice for his entire prime, and Brady had Moss for only a couple years
Also didn't mean to single you out, since about 90% of us have slipped into that mode at some point in the last decade...
But Brady is well established as the greatest, at least for the time being.
I bet he tries the hard count again. I think they did this recently -- tried the hard count on third and short, took a time out, then came back and did it again and got it.
WRs are probably better at locating and catching the ball. Mostly the argument isn't that it's much easier for the WR, but that it is harder to just swat away because it's coming down instead of flat.
Me too, and he's only in his second year. Between he and Apple, they have a great core back there.
Did DRC ever come back into the game?
