2022 Season Opener-Patriots at Dolphins
- Thread starter Dogman
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I think given the importance of QB, they’re a bad offense that we are giving a ton of breaks with shitty tackling.
I just don’t have a ton of faith they can put up 14 in a quarter, but hey at least they’re in the game.
Football is weird. The Saints were widely considered a top 10 team and Atlanta one of the very worst. Right now Atlanta is up 23-10.
The Colts were considered a playoff team in the AFC and the Texans one of the worst. Right now Houston is up 20-3.
The Steelers have a schmuck for a QB going up agains the defending AFC champs on the road and yet they’re leading 17-14.
The Colts were considered a playoff team in the AFC and the Texans one of the worst. Right now Houston is up 20-3.
The Steelers have a schmuck for a QB going up agains the defending AFC champs on the road and yet they’re leading 17-14.
Not good they historically don’t downgrade to out unless it’s fairly serious.
really hard to judge teams based on the first two games-for good or bad.
Not unusual for them to substitute a little on the lines in the first games in Miami.
Not much of a chip block there. Looked like Andrews had disengaged.
And then a throw into triple coverage. Bad decision. It just wasn’t there.
And then a throw into triple coverage. Bad decision. It just wasn’t there.
The receivers have not been open downfield even once today. It's a real problem. No speed at all in that unit except for Agholor who they can only get the ball to at or near the LOS.
I did own it… if you read a little past it.
not that the one score did much anyway. Totally lifeless performance against a beatable team.