Mackeyser
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As Tony Dungy said, after he won the SB with the Colts, they beat a very good New Orleans team the next year 41-10...and they did NOT repeat. One game does not a season make.
As for Green Bay... that defense looked atrocious. How many tackles did they miss? No matter who finishes dead last in the NFC West, it will be a WAY tougher game than that... the tackling was just gawd awful and not just Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix. Also, contain. How bad was the backside contain? I mean Russell Wilson was able to run that damn naked bootleg AT WILL against them and every single time, the defense acted surprised.
Does Dom Capers not teach back side contain or do his guys just not listen?
See, that's the thing. Against Seattle, if you do NOT execute, if you don't tackle, if you don't contain and maintain gap responsibility... then because THEY DO, it's pretty easy pickins...
That's why I have us beating so many teams this year. We've been banging heads against the two best executing and fundamentally sound teams in the NFL for the last two years and played them tough. It's not just a matter of who's on which roster. It's a matter of getting folks to play together, to execute, to play fundamentally sound football.
This game was a great illustration as to why the NFC West is still by far the toughest in the NFL, although it's still just one game, and why the Rams if they can stay healthy should be far more feared than they are.
As for Green Bay... that defense looked atrocious. How many tackles did they miss? No matter who finishes dead last in the NFC West, it will be a WAY tougher game than that... the tackling was just gawd awful and not just Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix. Also, contain. How bad was the backside contain? I mean Russell Wilson was able to run that damn naked bootleg AT WILL against them and every single time, the defense acted surprised.
Does Dom Capers not teach back side contain or do his guys just not listen?
See, that's the thing. Against Seattle, if you do NOT execute, if you don't tackle, if you don't contain and maintain gap responsibility... then because THEY DO, it's pretty easy pickins...
That's why I have us beating so many teams this year. We've been banging heads against the two best executing and fundamentally sound teams in the NFL for the last two years and played them tough. It's not just a matter of who's on which roster. It's a matter of getting folks to play together, to execute, to play fundamentally sound football.
This game was a great illustration as to why the NFC West is still by far the toughest in the NFL, although it's still just one game, and why the Rams if they can stay healthy should be far more feared than they are.