Championship Weekend Games Thread

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tryfuhl
01-24-2011, 01:33 AM
Interesting you bring that up...

When Tomlin was hired, he kept LeBeau on AND he allowed LeBeau to continue to run the 3-4 defense that LeBeau favors. However, Tomlin was on record as saying that he preferred a switch to the 4-3 but he was deferring to the expertise and the excellence that LeBeau had shown for decades in the NFL.

Tomlin demonstrated flexibility and a willingness to accept the possibility that someone else on the staff might know more than he does about some aspect of the NFL game.

Hmmm.....

Refreshing to say the least.

Dirtbag59
01-24-2011, 02:24 AM
Interesting you bring that up...

When Tomlin was hired, he kept LeBeau on AND he allowed LeBeau to continue to run the 3-4 defense that LeBeau favors. However, Tomlin was on record as saying that he preferred a switch to the 4-3 but he was deferring to the expertise and the excellence that LeBeau had shown for decades in the NFL.

Tomlin demonstrated flexibility and a willingness to accept the possibility that someone else on the staff might know more than he does about some aspect of the NFL game.

Hmmm.....

Yes but also keep in mind that the 3-4 is becoming more and more effective against todays offenses. Championship weekend featured 3 teams that ran the 3-4 defense so it's not to surprising that the two teams that moved on to the Super Bowl are 3-4 teams.

Dirtbag59
01-24-2011, 02:36 AM
Really? Rivers could hardly walk and he played. And I know for a fact that the Doctors didn't clear him to play. I've seen players play with broken ribs, players like Ronnie Lott who amputated his finger so he could continue playing. Brett Farve playing with a fracture in his ankle etc. Lastly, NFL team doctors are a joke. These are the same Doctors who use to routinely clear players to play a week after suffering a concussion. That's why the NFL stepped in and required that a player has to get evaluated by an independent neurologist, because they know the team Doctors are often full of shit.

It's a different age. With all the talk on player safety team doctors have to be a lot more picky about who they let back on the field. As I said before I know part of the emphasis on safety has been trying to convince players that they can make the game safer for an 18 week schedule but the net result is more restrictions on letting injured players back into games.

Also keep in mind that Cutler may have in fact torn his ACL and comparing it to Rivers situation is pointless. Especially considering the fact that even though Rivers ACL game was the stuff that legends are made of it was still ridiculously stupid. He put his entire career on the line not to mention that he may have ended up with a terrible limp for the remainder of his life.

On top of that few QB's got their ass kicked as much as Jay Cutler did this past year so suggesting that the guy isn't tough is questionable at best. At the very least Cutler was sacked more then any other player this year with 52 sacks, and the only reason I hesitate is because of the likelihood that Vick is a safe bet for most QB hits, despite missing 3 or 4 games.

Ruhskins
01-24-2011, 02:42 AM
Yes but also keep in mind that the 3-4 is becoming more and more effective against todays offenses. Championship weekend featured 3 teams that ran the 3-4 defense so it's not to surprising that the two teams that moved on to the Super Bowl are 3-4 teams.

Chicago's 4-3 did a good job keeping Green Bay's power offense at bay. It was the Bears (lack of) offense that lost that game.

Dirtbag59
01-24-2011, 02:43 AM
Chicago's 4-3 did a good job keeping Green Bay's power offense at bay. It was the Bears (lack of) offense that lost that game.

Shut up I'm trying to prove a point :D

Alvin Walton
01-24-2011, 08:33 AM
It certainly looks like Cutler pussed out.
A lot of Bear fans I know are calling for his head.


Oh and Shaun Suisham is going to the Super Bowl.
:smashfrea

SolidSnake84
01-24-2011, 08:48 AM
People are speculating a torn ACL, but i think thats a lie. Cutler was walking without even a limp and i just think that he wimped out. He is supposed to get an MRI today, so we will see what happens.

Having had a torn MCL, and meniscus in my career, I can say that even though they were both minor surgeries, i definatley knew i was hurt when it happened, and for a few days until the surgery, i definatley was limping....

from what I understand, a torn ACL is a very big deal when it happens...

Giantone
01-24-2011, 09:04 AM
So when do the Cutler or Palmer to the Skins threads start?

Giantone
01-24-2011, 09:06 AM
Oh and Shaun Suisham is going to the Super Bowl.
:smashfrea





yup .........how happy do you think he is right now?

skinsfaninok
01-24-2011, 09:08 AM
So when do the Cutler or Palmer to the Skins threads start?

I'm shocked they haven't already

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