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Because I'm not weird, Dorky McWeirdo.You're old and probably fall asleep during games, so I don't know why you prefer the later time slots.
Because I'm not weird, Dorky McWeirdo.You're old and probably fall asleep during games, so I don't know why you prefer the later time slots.
Good points. But Jimmy was a defensive coach, after all. And we all know his saying about it not being the number of big plays you make but the number of bad plays you don't make.I’m all for exploring this topic. History doesn’t give the defense enough recognition for elevating their performance in the playoffs. In fact, I kinda wanna say they’re more responsible than the offense for the SB runs.
Possible that our offense dominated TOP and other complementary stuff that made it easier on the defense, but some quick defensive facts that show it was more than the offense blowing down the doors.
1992: Six turnovers in two games (one punt recovery) before the 9 in SB27. Allowed 15.7 points per three games
1993: Five turnovers in two games before the 3 in SB28. Allowed 17 points per three games
1995: Three turnovers in two games before the 3 in SB30. Allowed 18.3 points per three games.
Off the top of my head, those turnovers didn’t occur when we had double digit leads, but when the contest was still tight.
In those three years, the NFCC vs Packers is probably the only game where the offense carried the lions share.
Steel Curtain, 85 Bears gets a lot of hype for their contributions, but it’s interesting that you don’t read about the overall defensive performance for the early 90s defense. There is spot mention about Larry Brown’s SB30, the 9 turnovers in SB27, less so James Washington’s SB28, but not enough credit for the overall defensive performance.
I don’t know. Nostalgic ramblings when I see replays of the Emmitt SB28 drive, but less mention that Washington’s TD tied the game up right before, then forced the punt leading into Emmitt’s drive.
Doesn't register the pretty points, but can't think of a play with greater factual result in terms of direct impact and stakes.It wasn't necessarily a "great" play (O'Donnell threw it right to him), but it was a consequential, game-sealing play.
Along with JJ Watt highlight, 2 for 2 Romo throws TD when Tyron Smith gets beat.
I remember the over inflation of his talent after that game more than the game itself.
Watching that Demarco Murray run in that video just reminds me of how much fun he was to watch. He was actually a pretty damn good back here for a short period of time. I'd kill for a RB like that this season.Along with JJ Watt highlight, 2 for 2 Romo throws TD when Tyron Smith gets beat.
Tyron’s reaction to being frustrated with the drive and purposely forcing the action.
“Garrett called another All Hitch!?! Fuck that watch this.”
What? One that can fumble the ball and cost us a playoff game in Lambeau? I guess we already have some of those.Watching that Demarco Murray run in that video just reminds me of how much fun he was to watch. He was actually a pretty damn good back here for a short period of time. I'd kill for a RB like that this season.
fuckWhat? One that can fumble the ball and cost us a playoff game in Lambeau? I guess we already have some of those.
Why you gotta do that?What? One that can fumble the ball and cost us a playoff game in Lambeau? I guess we already have some of those.
I was accused of losing my DFDC mojo the other day. Just checking to see if I still have it.Why you gotta do that?
Can I re-post that gif of Hanna not recovering the fumble?I was accused of losing my DFDC mojo the other day. Just checking to see if I still have it.
Had fucking Murray hung onto the ball, moot point.Can I re-post that gif of Hanna not recovering the fumble?
Well maybe if the man hadn't been destroying them to the tune of 125 yards rushing it would have been moot too...Had fucking Murray hung onto the ball, moot point.
You could easily say that about Hannah not recovering that fumble.Had fucking Murray hung onto the ball, moot point.
I take his 2014 season over any other RB season post-Emmitt.Watching that Demarco Murray run in that video just reminds me of how much fun he was to watch. He was actually a pretty damn good back here for a short period of time. I'd kill for a RB like that this season.
The passion he showed on that late TD vs Detroit in the 2014 playoffs was inspiring.I loved how physical he was. He was perfect for that offensive line.