The New England Patriots 2014 Playoffs Thread

slippery

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0 chance Seahawks do anything if they don't come out from the half and figure out how to move the ball. I too think Russell Wilson is massively overhyped and not actually that good. He gets carried by a defense and Marshawn Lynch, when they need to rely on him they get no where.
 
Gilgamel

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slippery_sl said:
0 chance Seahawks do anything if they don't come out from the half and figure out how to move the ball. I too think Russell Wilson is massively overhyped and not actually that good. He gets carried by a defense and Marshawn Lynch, when they need to rely on him they get no where.
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It's not Russel Wilson's fault they can't get anyone open. His top receivers are fucking Doug Baldwin and Jermaine Kearse, both of whom suck. Pats are smothering the receivers.
 
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0 penalties so far. Bodes well for the patriots considering Wilson is having a hard time finding an open guy you can only assume there's some jostling going on in the secondary that's not being called
 
jooka

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Elurin_sl said:
No, he's not good. He should've just been picked. He's just like Kaepernick and RG3. Good runners, but take away their easy reads and they suck.
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I wouldn't call him super terrible(he can deliver the ball) but good god there receivers are craptastic which makes him look even worse.
 
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jooka_sl said:
I wouldn't call him super terrible(he can deliver the ball) but good god there receivers are craptastic which makes him look even worse.
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That was actually why I thought Seattle would win. Patriots DBs are built for traditional offenses. But just smothering everyone downfield means Lynch has to carry the team, or Wilson has to do...something. I don't see the defense repeating what they did to the Broncos.
 
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