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  • A sickening statistic

    Warner's numbers on passes between the numbers

    21-22, 289 yards, 5 TD

    Makes me want to puke
    Go PACK

  • #2
    Yeah Warner was finding holes in the zone on those crossing patterns all day...

    That sucked.

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    • #3
      felt like the steelers game part 2...

      packers down, huge comeback, but couldn't find a way to stop BIG-BEN...

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      • #4
        The Cards played at a different speed from our guys tonight. Their receivers seemed to be always get past our defenders.

        Of course, all that blitzing of Warner did very little good. He only missed on 4 passes.

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        • #5
          Re: A sickening statistic

          Originally posted by Bossman641
          Warner's numbers on passes between the numbers

          21-22, 289 yards, 5 TD

          Makes me want to puke
          Go to the thread I started... they're trying to defend it
          wist

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          • #6
            I dont think there is no more doubting Warner as a future Hall of Famer.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Kiwon
              The Cards played at a different speed from our guys tonight. Their receivers seemed to be always get past our defenders.

              Of course, all that blitzing of Warner did very little good. He only missed on 4 passes.

              In the first half it looked more like a bunch of blown coverages. Guys weren't getting out run, the were left uncovered.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Scott Campbell
                Originally posted by Kiwon
                The Cards played at a different speed from our guys tonight. Their receivers seemed to be always get past our defenders.

                Of course, all that blitzing of Warner did very little good. He only missed on 4 passes.

                In the first half it looked more like a bunch of blown coverages. Guys weren't getting out run, the were left uncovered.
                Yep. The Cardinals kept stacking receivers and the Packers did a terrible job of diagnosing who was gonna cover who.
                Go PACK

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                • #9
                  Re: A sickening statistic

                  Originally posted by wist43
                  Go to the thread I started... they're trying to defend it
                  No, no one is trying to defend it. Your approach of blitz everyone until you generate pressure is foolish. So you send 7 guys and get heat? So what, they connect they score a TD play after play.

                  No one is arguing that the defense worked today. They're saying the answer isn't to fire Capers and start over. They're also smart enough to recognize that the Cardinals were simply better today, pressure or not. They blitzed, contrary to what you are saying, and didn't get home. They dropped into coverage and were also burned. Basically it wasn't there day and they were out manned in any way the game was called.

                  At some point your player has to be bigger, stronger and more athletic than the other guys to win. We weren't. It's as simple as that. Their isn't any sense in making it any more complicated than that.

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                  • #10
                    Re: A sickening statistic

                    Originally posted by wist43
                    Originally posted by Bossman641
                    Warner's numbers on passes between the numbers

                    21-22, 289 yards, 5 TD

                    Makes me want to puke
                    Go to the thread I started... they're trying to defend it
                    The title to your thread is Fire Capers. I doubt posters are defending the passing statistics.

                    Two of the TDs were on blown coverages. Another TD on two blown tackles. The scheme wasn't working, but it wasn't the only failure.
                    Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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                    • #11
                      Re: A sickening statistic

                      Originally posted by pbmax
                      Originally posted by wist43
                      Originally posted by Bossman641
                      Warner's numbers on passes between the numbers

                      21-22, 289 yards, 5 TD

                      Makes me want to puke
                      Go to the thread I started... they're trying to defend it
                      The title to your thread is Fire Capers. I doubt posters are defending the passing statistics.

                      Two of the TDs were on blown coverages. Another TD on two blown tackles. The scheme wasn't working, but it wasn't the only failure.
                      Not only that, but when Warner's on he has the best three step drop in the league. He's sharp and accurate and quick. That's why no matter how much blitz was sent, it wasn't doing any good. That rendered Clay ineffective.
                      No longer the member of any fan clubs. I'm tired of jinxing players out of the league and into obscurity.

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                      • #12
                        2 time NFL MVP with multiple Super Bowls and over a dozen playoff games.

                        There are only a few in the league that good but you will always meet them in the playoffs.

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                        • #13
                          Re: A sickening statistic

                          Originally posted by pbmax
                          Originally posted by wist43
                          Originally posted by Bossman641
                          Warner's numbers on passes between the numbers

                          21-22, 289 yards, 5 TD

                          Makes me want to puke
                          Go to the thread I started... they're trying to defend it
                          The title to your thread is Fire Capers. I doubt posters are defending the passing statistics.

                          Two of the TDs were on blown coverages. Another TD on two blown tackles. The scheme wasn't working, but it wasn't the only failure.
                          Not to mention that Warner dropped a few in even when the coverage was tighter than prom night.
                          When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro ~Hunter S.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Brandon494
                            I dont think there is no more doubting Warner as a future Hall of Famer.
                            I don't think there was even before this game. Something like 8-3 in the playoffs with the 2nd highest QB rating behind Bart Starr. Also a two time MVP winner as well as having won one SB and barely lost two others.

                            Heck, if Jim Kelly made it then I'd have to believe Warner is in. Then again, if based purely on passing yards and passing TD's, you might have a point.
                            60% of the time it works every time.

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                            • #15
                              The problems have been identified.

                              Pass rush, secondary depth and coaching. We got schooled, hopefully we learn from it.
                              Formerly known as JustinHarrell.

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