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Originally Posted by Lotus
No. The problem is not with my interpretation.
It is straightforward. The Packers did not have a balanced attack. You can spin as you want, you can tell me that the sky is red. But the facts remain the facts.
You neglect that your original comparison was with us "eeking" out wins, but we have had some close wins and a big win - much like the Packers last year.
We could also talk about other teams which were unbalanced and played many close games yet still won the Super Bowl, something which you said didn't happen. The Steelers, the Patriots one year, the Ravens - there are many other counterexamples to your point.
So, let's sum up: you were rude to another Warpath member on your way to making an erroneous statement. Now, rather than admitting your mistake, you are being rude to me. You are not making friends.
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Another misinterpretation. In the context of the disagreement I was having with Irish we were talking about the Redskins being 3-1, and I called 2 of them "tenuous wins", and my comparison was based, in a linear way, on that interaction. So obviously it had to do with the Redskins.
Furthermore, I never said anything about teams who made it to the Superbowl who "didn't" play hard fought matchups in route to the Championship, just that they didn't "eek out wins on a weekly basis", which I believe reflects what we have done over the past 3 weeks. I didn't mean it that to insinuate that Superbowl bound teams never play close games throughout the duration of a season, just that they don't consistently win their games in that fashion. I don't consider that to be erroneous. And it also eludes to my thinking that we don't put up enough points as an offense to make a strong surge for the playoffs/superbowl, but we'll know in the near future whether that's a valid point.