Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="weeds" data-source="post: 939350" data-attributes="member: 39">You and I watched the same game and came to the same realization. The Browns owned the line of scrimmage yesterday. Offensively, there isn't much you can say other than the Browns have been superior all season and the Pack have been making due - the Pack's O-line coach should be Knighted - the O-line has been decimated so long that I can't even name the original starting front five.Defensively? Well, you all saw the same game I did. Here's to hoping that Barry has been playing vanilla, "let's just get by" defensive schemes to lull potential playoff opponents into a false sense of security - pigs flying and all that. Oddly though ... I think it's somewhat disquieting that the two bodies inside #52 for the last 20+ years are sort of the same guy except that the first #52 was a little more adept at trailing the play AFTER he broke contain. The second #52 seems to be able to be able to raise a little more hell in making the pocket fall apart, but in doing so ends up driven out of the play. Yesterday's showing will not wash against even the Vikings next week, regardless of what happens today against the Rams.</blockquote>

Total: 885 (members: 3, guests: 882)