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NFL. what have we learned week 8
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This is a week 8 thread. Your post should relate to week 8.
Pryor didn't have that great of a game today, in week number 8, that's one after 7 in case there are any misunderstandings, however I still believe that this game isn't indicative of his long term prospects of becoming a franchise QB in the National Football League.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
The NFC East does it's job at taking the entertainment factor to the next level, especially cuz the the fans of each team are fukking hilarious...
My Niners are doing well going back to their style of football, but I'm worried that we've only thrown for 200 yards in two god damn games this season, this is really about to be a problem in the next two games
My Niners are doing well going back to their style of football, but I'm worried that we've only thrown for 200 yards in two god damn games this season, this is really about to be a problem in the next two games
We're not getting draft picks in exchange for Cousins after his exceptionally bad performance.
Trade Cousins though??? That's your safety net for RGIII
You would need to draft a good back-up
Cousins isn't that good. And no matter how good your backup is, the pass blocking was so bad that no one could have done anything.
When you only pass the ball 16 times what are you to expect, ya know?
Crabes/Manningham should give us a boost, but I think this is just Harbaugh football at this point, we got away from it last year and it was the right call then, but it seems like this is the identity of the offense.
I believe we`ll be able to turn it up in the future
yseJ
Empire strikes back
breh you said he was becoming an elite qb after what looks to be a mediocre game, especially passing-wisePryor didn't have that great of a game today, in week number 8, that's one after 7 in case there are any misunderstandings, however I still believe that this game isn't indicative of his long term prospects of becoming a franchise QB in the National Football League.
Goddamn was the clarification not enough, excuse the overzealous statement now please get off my fukkin tip.
yseJ
Empire strikes back
Goddamn was the clarification not enough, excuse the overzealous statement now please get off my fukkin tip.
Like I said last week, Denver's Defense has benefited greatly from Miller's return. Offense just has to stop turning the ball over.
Falcons?
all the problems with the team are the same as they've always been. Since Smith/Dimitroff/Ryan have been here we've just been really good with staying healthy/making big plays at the end of games.
Falcons?
all the problems with the team are the same as they've always been. Since Smith/Dimitroff/Ryan have been here we've just been really good with staying healthy/making big plays at the end of games.Like I said last week, Denver's Defense has benefited greatly from Miller's return. Offense just has to stop turning the ball over.
Falcons?
Denver's D is still suspect. Come playoff time when the O isn't putting up 40+ points, that D will be forced to do a lot of heavy lifting and I just don't see them being successful.
14 of Washington's 21 came off turnovers this week.
19 of Indy's 39 came off of turnovers last week. Not to mention all the 3 and out's the offense had.
If the D plays like this, all the O has to do is NOT turn the ball over. They won't need to score 40+.
This is the NFL and turnovers happen but it's been ridiculous
yseJ
Empire strikes back
their secondary is really soft. champ is banged up and in general
the pressure will always be on peyton and offense to put up a ton of points.
Mr Hate Coffee
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To be fair this is the Chiefs offense as well and it works for them.
Has nothing to do with turnovers. Denver D looks very weak IMO. They have one of the worst D's in the league and that's with an O that puts up a lot of points which should make life easier on the D.