nobody afraid of playing against that defense in ArrowheadMoving forward? No, not all of it matters.
But some of it does. Lack of explosive players on the outside to stretch the field matters. A rookie QB with no playoff experience playing on the road at Arrowhead Stadium matters. Those things matter a lot.
i said a BETTER schedule not Steelers playing against NFL teams while Pats play CFL ones.This isnt college football, right??
Hahaha very possible Bills win bothFair point. I'll check back in on 12/26 and add 2 wins over New England to the list.
Mac has played 5 road games this season
Jets
Houston
Chargers
Panthers
Falcons
Not really hostile crowds
Lets see what he does when he goes to Buffalo
5-0 on the road in the NFL isn’t easy no matter who you playMac has played 5 road games this season
Jets
Houston
Chargers
Panthers
Falcons
Not really hostile crowds
Lets see what he does when he goes to Buffalo
What says more about the Pats that they are 5-0 on the road or that they are 2-3 vs winning teams?5-0 on the road in the NFL isn’t easy no matter who you play
Didn’t that Buffalo team fail to score a touchdown when it visited that hostile environment in Jacksonville?
It would take a collapse/choke of epic proportions for the Titans to finish as the 4th seed in the AFC. Especially considering how easy their schedule is down the stretch. And also the heads up tie breakers over KC and Buffalo.AFC
1 Ravens
2 Chiefs
3 Bills
4 Titans
5 Patriots
6 Chargers
7 Bengals
Yep you're right. Originally had them 2 or 3. Probably should've kept them thereIt would take a collapse/choke of epic proportions for the Titans to finish as the 4th seed in the AFC. Especially considering how easy their schedule is down the stretch. And also the heads up tie breakers over KC and Buffalo.
I'd put that at about a 2% or less chance of happening.
No doubt the Patriots look good and are clicking. But lets take a look at who they have beat.
Jets (2-7)
Texans (1-8)
Jets (2-7)
Chargers (5-4)
Panthers (w/Darnold) (5-5)
Browns (5-5)
Falcons (4-6)
That's wins against opponents with a combined record of 24-42. Only one win against a team that currently has a winning record.
Meanwhile their four losses.
Dolphins (3-7)
Saints (5-4)
Buccaneers (6-3)
Cowboys (7-2)
Their 4 losses against teams with a combined record of 21-16.
They are a good team. But let's pump the brakes on this Super Bowl talk. They have beaten the teams they should beat. And there's something to be said for that. But there is a celing with this team. Lack of experience at the QB position and lack of weapons on offense will catch up with them.
One and done in the playoffs. If they make it.
Out of curiosity, what do you think their record will be after that second game with Buffalo?Love it.
The more you guys underestimate New England the better lines I get. I'm sure Willie is loving this conversation.
They have a complete team. Offense, Defense, and Special Teams.
They have the best coach in history and a cool headed, smart QB who is one tenth of a point behind Dak Prescott for the second most accurate QB in the NFL.
Late turnovers cost them wins over Miami, Tampa Bay, and even Dallas. New Orleans is really the only team that beat them soundly.
Belly teams get better as the season progresses. This team is right in that mold.
Good luck betting against them. They are a top echelon AFC team. You will find out in the next four weeks (Tenny, Buff, Indy, Buff).
Good luck.
I think Tenny will be a tougher matchup than Buffalo. I think we have a chance to beat Buff in both games. Buffalo does not run the ball well from the RB position. Josh Allen is a wildcard because he does run, and effectively. But his passing game is heavily weighed to downfield. I think the Pats defense that big passing game this year.Out of curiosity, what do you think their record will be after that second game with Buffalo?
Hilarious.The more you guys underestimate New England the better lines I get.
That's what objectivity looks like from a pompous ass.Hilarious.
You are a square homer who is incapable of looking at things objectively when it comes to your team. Let me help you. Here is what breaking down a team objectively looks like..
* New England has one of the top defenses in the league
* New England has been steadily improving as the season progresses
* New England has arguably the best coach of all-time leading them
* New England is 7-4 and at this point looks like a solid playoff team
And..
* New England lacks explosiveness on the outside offensively to stretch the field
* New England has a rookie QB who has played well and within the system, but is clearly limited at this point in his career
* The Bills are still the favorite to win the division (and the Super Bowl) for good reason
There. That's what objectivity looks like.
That's even more hilarious.And you neglected to respond to my whole point of the post which was to say that you guys are helping to create line value for Patriot bettors.
The "few people" like you are representative of a lot of people. Get it square.That's even more hilarious.
The few people posting in this thread have zero to do with any Patriot "line value" that you perceive. 2-3 random recreational gamblers posting NFL opinions on a message board influence the lines. Yeah. Ok. If that was your "whole point" then it makes you look even more square.