Phil Taylor: Nothing we can't stop (LOL, really?)

[JCTexan]

Originally Posted by thunderkyss

Could've sworn we saw a bunch of 24-3 type games end up being 30-24 type losses.

Originally Posted by thunderkyss

I'll say this.

I had no idea we had the no 6 scoring offense until I read Corrosion's post.

This is not the offense I want to see. This is not what I think about, when I think WCO...... but it's working, so I'll keep my mouth shut about the offense from here on out..... won't say another word about Schaub... well, maybe one more but I don't know if this is the right thread.

This isn't last years team. The defense is third in points allowed giving up just 17.4 a game. That's only behind the 49ers and Ravens. When you're ahead 24-3 just don't do anything risky and trust the defense to do it's job.

[BigBull17]

Originally Posted by thunderkyss

Could've sworn we saw a bunch of 24-3 type games end up being 30-24 type losses.

Last year and years befor, sure. Matt is learning that he doesn't have the weight of the whole team on his shoulders. The Browns had zero chance to do any real damage to us.

What people don't realize is there is nothing good that can happen if he runs or holds the ball too long. Those turn into injuries or sack fumbles. Rarely do they turn into big plays minus Andre.

[The Pencil Neck]

Originally Posted by thunderkyss

Could've sworn we saw a bunch of 24-3 type games end up being 30-24 type losses.

We had 3 drives in the second half. We scored on 2 of them and ground out the clock closing the game out in the 3rd. At the beginning of the second half, the Browns needed to score 3 touchdowns just to catch up. By playing it safe, Matt didn't give the Browns the shot they needed to catch up.

That's the difference. He made no mistakes. If he starts slinging it around, taking chances trying to get more points, he's taking the chance of throwing a pick that lets the game end up being a 30-24 loss.