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Re: New Article: Stillers-Vikings Postgame Analysis and Notes

Postby oldschoolhunkie » Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:04 pm

SoCal, Fair enough. I don't have time or patience to rewatch the games. I will admit that. The thing is, Woodley did not just happen to be there. He was coming strong and ended up in the right place at the right time.

Arians playcalling drives me nuts too, but Ben seems to like him which is alot more important.

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Re: New Article: Stillers-Vikings Postgame Analysis and Notes

Postby mckeesrocksthepitt » Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:09 am

[quote][That sucked, but that's the play where dude made an absolutely incredible sideline reception which was overturned on review from no good to good, right? That was a brilliant play. /quote]

What made it a great play was Favre's bad pass. How did he get THAT wide open on a 3rd and 18??? He probably could not believe Rice was that open. When he gets 16 yrds past LOS, Gay should be on him like wallpaper with safety help or DC should have put Ike on him for that play. He was their "go-to" guy all day.

Plenty to learn from with this game. Still can't figure why Miller is left out in 2nd halves. He did have 1 catch in 2nd but we should have killed the clock and moved the chains a few times with all the clutch guys we have; like maybe, JUST FREAKING MAYBE, WE COULD EXPLOIT their WEAKNESS at cornerback. Good game plans do that.

Arians is back to his old self it appears. Bet he goes after Champ Bailey in Denver. What are the odds?

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