2020 NFL: Wk.9 Game Thread
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Reminds me of that game at the Superdome where the Saints just torched Brady and the Pats. What year was that?
How many times did the Pats run the ball when Bledsoe throw 70 times vs. the Vikings?
Thanks!
Per Pro Football Reference, 12 attempts for 42 yards:
Note Leroy Thompson's 4 rushes for 13 yards and 11 receptions(!) for 74 yards.
Yuck. Brady's worst ever beating, knocking that 31-0 Bills loss out of the top spot.
Not his worst passing game by QB rating though. That 31-0 game he 14/28 123 yards, 0/4 for 22.5. A 2006 loss to Indy he was 20/35 for 201 yards, 0/4. Then last night.
I bet he hangs 400 yards on Panthers next week.
Not his worst passing game by QB rating though. That 31-0 game he 14/28 123 yards, 0/4 for 22.5. A 2006 loss to Indy he was 20/35 for 201 yards, 0/4. Then last night.
I bet he hangs 400 yards on Panthers next week.
Will definitely take some time for them to integrate AB (assuming he stays eligible). But the biggest problem I saw last night was the OL. They got absolutely dominated by the Saints' DL and it knocked Brady off his game very early and forced him into some very uncharacteristic mistakes that generally only come out once in a blue moon.
Assuming they lose the division, Tampa really needs to hold onto the top Wild Card spot. Do that and your first game is against whichever crappy team comes out of the NFCE.
Bucs OL has been very good for the most part this year, but they've also been very healthy. Ali Marpet missed the game last night; he's probably their best OL.
One guy missing doesn’t explain that shit show last night. We’ll see if it was just one bad game against an opponent that pretty much has their number. I do think that bringing pressure is your best bet against this offense, if you have the personnel.
AB seemed integrated last night, to my eyes. Certainly agree with you that OL was the biggest problem.
