No Gronk, No Edelman

guppy wrote:No problem.

Great win over Houston. Thankfully, no injuries.

Need help to get that No. 1 seed. I guess I'm now a Colts fan coming down the stretch.

Horrible, horrible game plan by a guy, Phillips, I thought was a pretty good DC.
Go zone against Brady? OK, no Gronk, no Edelman, only one WR Brady's shown any confidence in this year, maybe you think it might work, but I knew it wasn't going to after the first quarter. Didn't you?
Wade apparently didn't. Terrible.
Pisses me off too because now the Texans might have something to play for in week 17. I was thinking that might be a nice ones against twos win for the Colts.
Freakin' Texans.

George1963 wrote:

guppy wrote:No problem.

Great win over Houston. Thankfully, no injuries.

Need help to get that No. 1 seed. I guess I'm now a Colts fan coming down the stretch.

Horrible, horrible game plan by a guy, Phillips, I thought was a pretty good DC.
Go zone against Brady? OK, no Gronk, no Edelman, only one WR Brady's shown any confidence in this year, maybe you think it might work, but I knew it wasn't going to after the first quarter. Didn't you?
Wade apparently didn't. Terrible.
Pisses me off too because now the Texans might have something to play for in week 17. I was thinking that might be a nice ones against twos win for the Colts.
Freakin' Texans.

I think the Texans were going "all in" on their pass rush, and trying to rattle Brady, while their safeties roamed around whereever they wanted. You must hit Brady, because as we all know, "Brady gets very uncomfortable when you hit him". At least thats what we keep hearing every week from the "experts". Which leads me to the question that nobody ever seems to ask or answer. And that is: Since we keep hearing that Brady doesn't like to get hit, I'm just wondering, which quarterbacks DO like to get hit?

Since we keep hearing that Brady doesn't like to get hit, I'm just wondering, which quarterbacks DO like to get hit?

Here's the opinion of a football blogger from Beijing;

Tom Brady ducks out on a phantom foe







Tom Brady can be having a different typically fantastic season when his
SIXTEEN touchdown subsides, three interceptions along with five is
victorious in 8 games would attest. While it is generally recently been
business when usual with the two-time NFL MVP, there has been occasions
when he has not looked themself while giving up back plus surveying the
particular field. He will inexplicably duck your pass rusher exactly who
isn't presently there, and looks deserted by his matchless and uncanny
pants pocket presence. “I just make an effort to react that will what's
taking and move to the open spot, ” Brady explained yesterday.
“Sometimes it is not the wide open spot, and you also make slips ([You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]).
But subsequently it's something where you possibly can buy a bit more
time for your offensive line back generally there, and moving up and
transferring the pocket is important for your quarterback to try and do.
We develop drills etc. It's a little matter to do it with the right
occasion. ” Some have wondered whether progressing age is causing the
actual 35-year-old Brady for you to flinch in nonexistent strain. More
likely, it provides had related to learning that will trust her
offensive brand, which skilled an offseason overhaul and may be banged
up over the season. Nate Solder had been inserted on left tackle rather
than the retired Matt Light, and Ryan Wendell walked in on center
following Dan Koppen appeared to be released. Guards Logan Mankins along
with Dan Connolly have got missed a number of games among them, and
suitable tackle Sebastian Vollmer was utilized in a restricted role
within the first a couple games seeing that he retrieved from offseason
back again surgery. But the system is very much coming together, which
both pleases as well as doesn't surprise the gamer they've pledged to
shield. “They're very well coached, they usually work really hard, ”
Brady explained. “That overall group, it's similar to their very own
little subculture within the team they have, the things they do to gird
yourself, and these are coached very hard, and Dante Scarnecchia is just
about the best coaches I've ever been around.

guppy wrote:

Tom Brady ducks out on a phantom foe




I have seen that once or twice. Its only because he's thinking too fast and giving the pass rushers credit for more speed than they actually have.

I knew it. You don't even read what I post.
Anyway. I'm sure that's what it is. He's thinking too fast.
Not that he'd been slammed a few times that afternoon and didn't care for it.
That would imply he's human.

George1963 wrote:

guppy wrote:Tom Brady ducks out on a phantom foe




I have seen that once or twice. Its only because he's thinking too fast and giving the pass rushers credit for more speed than they actually have.

I knew it. You don't even read what I post.
Anyway. I'm sure that's what it is. He's thinking too fast.
Not that he'd been slammed a few times that afternoon and didn't care for it.
That would imply he's human.

I guess my sarcasm was not obvious enough. I was trying to point out in my own humorous way that thinking too fast is a "flaw", and therefore he's flawed. Obviously anticipating and reacting to a hit that is not there is not perfect execution, and can be the difference between a completion and an incompletion.

guppy wrote:

George1963 wrote:

guppy wrote:Tom Brady ducks out on a phantom foe




I have seen that once or twice. Its only because he's thinking too fast and giving the pass rushers credit for more speed than they actually have.

I knew it. You don't even read what I post.
Anyway. I'm sure that's what it is. He's thinking too fast.
Not that he'd been slammed a few times that afternoon and didn't care for it.
That would imply he's human.

I guess my sarcasm was not obvious enough. I was trying to point out in my own humorous way that thinking too fast is a "flaw", and therefore he's flawed. Obviously anticipating and reacting to a hit that is not there is not perfect execution, and can be the difference between a completion and an incompletion.

As the football expert from Beijing said;

"He will inexplicably duck your pass rusher exactly who
isn't presently there, and looks deserted by his matchless and uncanny
pants pocket presence."