Force_Majeur

Talk about a cold shower.....

You know, she has hairy arms, and I don't care 1 bit. She is soooo hotttt

Could prove to be a big loss. The guy was a gamer. I remember him being all over the field that Monday night in the near win against the Cowgirls last season.

I'm not following...

Two of those turnovers came int he second half. The first came late int he first half. Would you say less fatigue/more rest was a factor in those three and outs and those turnovers? If your team has TOP advantage, your defense generally is less fatigued. Less fatigue = better performance. More TOP also keeps the offense opposing you off the field. They get cold. They don't get a chance to gain momentum or they lose momentum. The chances of them to get into a rhythm and effectively execute their game plan decrease. I can see they got stops, but why did they get the stops? Better Gameplan? Better matchups? My view is that they were simply less worn down.

Makes me wonder whether players on average are really stronger (advanced training, supplements, technique, speed of the game) or really weaker (so specialized, less emphasis on toughness, less dedicated). It seems like players up until 10 years ago could take that sort of licking and keep on ticking week in and week out.

Miami worries me more than anyone else in the division. More disciplined, veteran QB, and teams tend to overlook them.

It just boggles my mind how people don't see the more TOP we have, the better our defense does. The same defense people were tearing apart against AZ handily took care of a SD, minus one of our leading tacklers. If TOP wasn't the main difference (thank you Trent), can anyone explain what was?

Wow, brilliant counter - "you're a homer/idiot". So informative and insightful, I'm sure that's why they hired you to run the drive-through or the deli at Wegmans, because of your sheer brilliance.

The defense was on the field for 36 minutes. How many TDs were given up as opposed to being coughed up? The line can't hold the defense off for 8 seconds, which is about what JP needs. Maybe we needed to mix it up more, but man, JP couldn't even maintain. Abysmal.

Yes, we would have. Ball control, slowing down the game, creating more opportunities. The Defense would have had a chance to breathe. JP took options off the table.

Amen. My vote for rotten egg goes to JP.

Wow, how important is TE? I don't think that anyone can deny his importance now. A bunch of 3 and outs, tired defense, coverage sacks, the list goes on and on. I saw a post that said we only lost 14 or 17 pts on the turnovers. This doesn't take into account opportunity costs - we also negated opportunities to score or opportunities to make it a lot more difficult for AZ to score.