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Week two: Falcons blowout studs and duds.
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<blockquote data-quote="PackAttack12" data-source="post: 737542" data-attributes="member: 11933"><p>Your attempt at being condescending was pretty cute.</p><p></p><p>Greater value to the team moving forward doesn't necessarily equate to being the best player as of the present. Even after all of those points being brought to the table, the Falcons still scorched the Packers defense just the same as it did this past January. Your point would be more valid if the argument could be made that Randall and Rollins looked considerably better last night than they did several months ago. They didn't. And they even had a better pass rush to assist them last night! Even in the Seattle game, there were multiple plays where guys got beat by the Seattle receivers. And got bailed out because the pass rush altered the throws from Russell Wilson.</p><p></p><p>There are going to be games in which the Packers defense performs quite well. The following games from last season would qualify:</p><p></p><p>Week 2 at Minnesota</p><p>Week 5 v.s. New York</p><p>Week 7 v.s. Chicago</p><p>Week 12 at Philadelphia</p><p>Week 13 v.s. Houston</p><p>Week 14 v.s. Seattle</p><p>Wild Card round v.s. New York</p><p></p><p>But when it's time to perform on the biggest stage, they have come up small (31 points to Dallas, 44 to Atlanta).</p><p></p><p>And you can challenge my intelligence all you want if that makes you feel superior, but silly me, I refuse to believe that you can essentially replace Hyde with House, which for the sake of argument lets call that a wash. You lose Gunter. And you only add rookies to a bad defense, things aren't going to be much better. And it proved to not be better last night.</p><p></p><p>But I'm supposed to believe that, because of our Week 1 performance against Seattle, that our secondary is somehow vastly improved? The same team that scored 12 points v.s. San Francisco <em>at home?? No way. </em></p><p></p><p>This team has yet to prove it can perform at a high level v.s. an elite offense and until it does, I'm going to continue being skeptical.</p><p></p><p>Again, silly me. But I'm all about results. And I currently see no results that suggest improvement. When I see results v.s. an elite offense, I'll be the first to acknowledge it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PackAttack12, post: 737542, member: 11933"] Your attempt at being condescending was pretty cute. Greater value to the team moving forward doesn't necessarily equate to being the best player as of the present. Even after all of those points being brought to the table, the Falcons still scorched the Packers defense just the same as it did this past January. Your point would be more valid if the argument could be made that Randall and Rollins looked considerably better last night than they did several months ago. They didn't. And they even had a better pass rush to assist them last night! Even in the Seattle game, there were multiple plays where guys got beat by the Seattle receivers. And got bailed out because the pass rush altered the throws from Russell Wilson. There are going to be games in which the Packers defense performs quite well. The following games from last season would qualify: Week 2 at Minnesota Week 5 v.s. New York Week 7 v.s. Chicago Week 12 at Philadelphia Week 13 v.s. Houston Week 14 v.s. Seattle Wild Card round v.s. New York But when it's time to perform on the biggest stage, they have come up small (31 points to Dallas, 44 to Atlanta). And you can challenge my intelligence all you want if that makes you feel superior, but silly me, I refuse to believe that you can essentially replace Hyde with House, which for the sake of argument lets call that a wash. You lose Gunter. And you only add rookies to a bad defense, things aren't going to be much better. And it proved to not be better last night. But I'm supposed to believe that, because of our Week 1 performance against Seattle, that our secondary is somehow vastly improved? The same team that scored 12 points v.s. San Francisco [I]at home?? No way. [/I] This team has yet to prove it can perform at a high level v.s. an elite offense and until it does, I'm going to continue being skeptical. Again, silly me. But I'm all about results. And I currently see no results that suggest improvement. When I see results v.s. an elite offense, I'll be the first to acknowledge it. [/QUOTE]
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