It feels like the Rams are healthy and hot at the right time while the Bucs are banged up. Unless the Rams turn it over 3 times, I think they are going to roll.
I just saw the replay with Gould you guys are talking about. That’s backup TE Ross Dwelley. He wears 82. Something must have happened to the line in the 8 during the game.
The one incompletion on the last drive to Cobb? And the one completion to Lazard? His TEs were even worse...One completion to Lewis that he immediately fumbled, the other two TEs had 3 targets with 0 completions.
Aaron grew up rooting for the Niners and really wanted to "show them" when they passed on him in the draft. How's that working out Aaron?
Perhaps ... but N'Keal Harry can seal the edge on three-yard running plays like nobody's business
Between Deebo and AJ Brown, it wasn't a good day for thinking about what could have beens with the Harry pick.
For the record he is 11-10 in games that he started in the playoffs. He played in mop up duty in a Favre win, so 12-10 gets listed on some stat sites. He and Brady are currently both at 10 wins vs NFC teams in the playoffs, as others have pointed out.
No, it was in response to the claim that Rodgers loses “all the time” in the playoffs.
He's 11-10 as a 4 time MVP QB. 7-10 In the last decade. If that's not "losing all the time", I don't know what is.
I mean, Peyton was also 14-13 all time in the playoffs. He won a lot of playoff games. But he also went 1 and done 9 times. In his non-title seasons, he went 7-13. In his non-SB seasons, he went 3-11. But when we think back on Peyton's career, I think we talk about him as an all time great in the regular season who wasn't so great in the playoffs, and I think the narrative will be the same with Rodgers.
The point is he still has a winning record in the playoffs. As we know, winning in the playoffs is really hard, and he has won more than he's lost. I mean, unless you win the SB, you're going to have a loss in the playoffs that year (if you get into the playoffs, obviously). So it's REALLY easy to pile up playoff losses.
I don't disagree. Marino was 8-10 in the playoffs. Tarkenton was 6-5. Moon was 3-7. Lots of all-time great QBs don't exactly have sterling playoff records.
Rodgers with a bye (5x): 3 wins, 5 losses. Horrid.
I didn’t either until this post, and then googling it. Christ, what an asshole. Making last nights result that much more delicious.
Indy seems like the perfect fit for this guy, right? Can Titans make it work financially?
He didn’t even need to score more than one TD. A couple first downs in the 4th quarter would have been plenty. Instead he went backwards twice.
This used to be considered pretty good. Brady’s string of statistically implausible success has broken peoples brains.
There’s going to be way more than five teams that would want Rodgers, but it obviously only matters where Rodgers wants to go. As I mentioned upthread, that place will be Nashville.
Sure but these 5 teams are more than a contender than the likes of Carolina and probably Cleveland which is a notorious loser. Tennessee is the best roster by far with Henry, Brown and the aging Julio Jones.
Tennessee seems pretty boned because of Tannehill's contract. Over the Cap has his cap number jumping from $11.1 mil to $38.6 mil, all of it fully guaranteed. Even if they cut him post-June 1, that's all dead money. I think they're married to Tannehill for at least another year.
TEN doesn't have much cap space ($10.7mm) and would take a major cap hit to move on from Tannehill. Plus, they need to re-sign Landry and extend Simmons and AJ Brown
Does anyone have the cap space to do both Rodgers and sign Adams to come with him?
Team names seem fitting:
