Let me add this to Week 4: The Ravens only won in Pittsburgh because Josh Scobee missed two field goal attempts late in the fourth quarter. Make those tries and the Steelers win - without Ben Roethsliberger.
The scary part about their bye week was it came right before we go to Baltimore.
Quote:Let me add this to Week 4: The Ravens only won in Pittsburgh because Josh Scobee missed two field goal attempts late in the fourth quarter. Make those tries and the Steelers win - without Ben Roethsliberger.
The scary part about their bye week was it came right before we go to Baltimore.
On the same token, we only beat the Bills because of EJ's butterfingers early in the game.
Quote:They are saying they like the match up of John Harbaugh vs Gus Bradley because they have a really big advantage.
What makes you think that? Obviously they are saying our players can compete with their players and
don't think coaching is a big advantage.
Quote:Dew, this topic has absolutely nothing to do with PFF grades. It is about the next game, not the last one.
Considering none of the posts had to do with your topic, but they relate to this topic, I felt a merge was in order.
Quote:On the same token, we only beat the Bills because of EJ's butterfingers early in the game.
What butterfingers? Quarterbacks don't catch passes.
Quote:What butterfingers? Quarterbacks don't catch passes.
But they have to hold onto them out of the snap. He had fumble lost lead directly to a score.
Quote:But they have to hold onto them out of the snap. He had fumble lost lead directly to a score.
He could have recovered his own fumble. I would not point to that as why we won the game.
Quote:He could have recovered his own fumble. I would not point to that as why we won the game.
That and his poor passes that led to INTs. The Jaguars won because they were able to pile on back-to-back turnovers early for a huge lead. Considering how they blew that lead, without it they probably lose big. Had Tyrod played, those turnovers don't happen.
Quote:That and his poor passes that led to INTs. The Jaguars won because they were able to pile on back-to-back turnovers early for a huge lead. Considering how they blew that lead, without it they probably lose big. Had Tyrod played, those turnovers don't happen.
Of course there have been exceptions, but in most games with turnovers, the team with the least of them wins.
I wish I could have seen Telvin Smith's pick six everybody was talking about. That guy is good. Now let's see how well he matches up against the Ravens.
That we blow Baltimore out on Sunday, at least by 13 points. There secondary is atrocious when covering wide receivers. Arob, Hurns, and Walters should have huge games. I know this team can't be trusted, but i have a strong feeling about this game.
This game is the turning point, we win this, we will win the rest of the remaining games and claim the AFC South Division. I guarantee it.
I have a gut feeling something similar will happen as well
Thirteen points is far from a blowout. When was the last time we scored that many more points than our opponent?
It should be a close game, but higher-scoring than the Monday night one in Jacksonville (12-9 IIRC).
Gise I has a gut feeling too. Wait a sec... Nah never mind false alarm.
Quote:Gise I has a gut feeling too. Wait a sec... Nah never mind false alarm.
You, too? I'll never eat tuna again...
Quote:Thirteen points is far from a blowout. When was the last time we scored that many more points than our opponent?
It should be a close game, but higher-scoring than the Monday night one in Jacksonville (12-9 IIRC).
It's all relative. If the Jaguars win by 10+, it's a blowout.
Quote:You, too? I'll never eat tuna again...
Lol was the tuna on special?
Quote:It's all relative. If the Jaguars win by 10+, it's a blowout.
Lol, this.