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Wally Pryor

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  1. Just now, clapclapclap said:

    I see MNF is still wasting halftime on some crappy performers.  Which hipster wannabe's that never read "The Emperor's New Clothes" insist is super talented and we're all just grumpy grandpa's.

    I dunno.  This shit sucks but it's still better than the broadcast. 

  2. 9 minutes ago, Neonmoon said:

    This right here. 

    It’s looks like a low budget video game add. And McFarland has diarrhea of the mouth. 

    I mean, shit, they spend more money and time devoted to a fucking X Games broadcast.   Is this the best ESPN can do?    Surely, they got the word from last year, and the year before, that this was a piece-of-shit telecast.  

  3. It's fucking comical to hear complaints about where LSU seats were.    You're the god damned visitors.  You're not supposed to have good seats. We damn sure won't get prime seats on the road and, justifiably so, won't next year in Baton Rouge.   It's part of the deal - you get seats when you go to a visiting stadium.  That's it.  They're not going to be good ones. 

    Holy shit. 

  4. Dear Lord ESPN's telecast sucks...the fucking down and distance graphic in the lower right hand corner is in yellow no less, so every time it flashes you think there's been a penalty called on the play.   And Booger McFarland makes Jason Witten look comfortable.   Guessing next up we will see one of those candy ass ESPN graphics where players are on a merry-go-round or some shit. 

  5. 3 minutes ago, aggie08 said:

    The blueprint to beating Brady (really any great QB) has always been the same: get pressure with 4, make him feel you, and be physical with the receivers. Don't blitz (at least not predictably), and, for the love of god, don't sit back in zone.

    The scheme is easy; having the personnel to execute it is more challenging.

    Pats have adjusted for this since Brady got beaten up by Denver in the AFC championship a few years ago.  McDaniels revamped the offense to orient the passing game where a majority of the (pass) play calls were / are underneath w/ Brady would having the ball out in just a matter of seconds.  (See James White, Burkhead, etc).  Pats just don't run a lot of pass plays now to expose Brady to holding the ball real long.  We'll see how that changes with Brown in the mix now.   But they'll adapt as needed.  The idea of "pressuring" Brady now is really NA.  The Pats simply don't allow teams to do it.

  6. Will be interesting to see how Pittsburgh reacts to this.  They've been pointing to this game for a long time and are just getting their shit handed to them, again.

  7. Just now, Zavala said:

    America's team vs the Patriots

    Fuck man somebody is going to have to build a team specifically to beat the Patriots but I don't know where you start. Lots of good tall DBs?

    Fast LBs.   Brady kills you underneath with White, etc. 

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