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Originally Posted by sherck
Not because the Cheaters lost.....at home.....on opening night........
Not because their defense got lit up like a Christmas tree.......
Not because the wonder twin boys of Allen and Dorsett combined for 0 yards on 0 catches......
But, because Tommy Cheater had Scott Tolzien like numbers in the game.
Quarter 1 = 7 completions / 11 attempts / 093 yards / 0 TD / 0 INT
Quarter 2 = 2 completions / 06 attempts / 038 yards / 0 TD / 0 INT
Quarter 3 = 4 completions / 09 attempts / 101 yards / 0 TD / 0 INT
Quarter 4 = 3 completions / 10 attempts / 037 yards / 0 TD / 0 INT
16 completions / 36 attempts / 267 yards / 0 TD / 0 INT
Okay, that is a bit of a stretch. He did not have Tolzien type numbers because I don't think that Tolzien can go 7 of 11 for 93 yards like Tommy Cheater did in the 1st quarter.
Tommy Cheater is the largest factor in the Cheats being relevant. Yes, Bellicheat is an excellent coach when he is not cheating but Tommy has been able to deliver the goods time and time and time again when needed.
He came up way, way short last night. Granted, once KC got up and the Cheats needed to press, their pass rush got pretty vicious but that does not explain a 2 for 6 2nd quarter or a 4 for 9 3rd quarter. He had "ham sandwich eating time" in the pocket in the 2nd quarter without pressure.
Something to keep an eye on but if Tommy Cheater is slowing down and falling off a cliff, then that is great news for the rest of the NFL.
Walk Worthy,
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I've got to hand it to you Sherck, the glass is always half full. The Pats being taken to the woodshed for an ass whippin does nothing to help our pathetic team. At the end of the season, the Pats will still be light years ahead of our Colts, because they have a head coach and the Colts don't.