None of them were consistent
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Week 1 Edition
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Williams was actually PFF's top rated performer of the defense and I'd say they all did their job. Suggs can't be a one man wrecking crew and the others helped enable him in these games.
K-Dog
MVP
again with the stress on the "dislike" button?
That button sure does have a lot of power over your emotions.
Can you quote me where I ever made a stink of it? I'll wait.
He had a few pressures and at least a hit toward the end of the game. It seemed like the defense as a whole just consistently pushed the pocket and made Dalton highly uncomfortable.
But yes, I do hate the button because rather than actually explaining why you dislike a post or disagree, we just hit a button.
Great for discussion, isn't it?
K-Dog
MVP
Not just you.
Others. More than a few times.
K-Dog
MVP
I don't know about others but for me somethings just are not worth trying to discuss. Kinda like the reaction buttons. Some like them. Some hate them. Is there any point whatsoever to discuss that?
Simply enough. If you like them. Use them and pay attention to them. If you don't like them, don't use them and ignore them. About as simple as it gets. No discussion necessary.
Again, it's like the most pointless button on the boards because using dislike or anything that presents the idea that you may have a differing opinion is worth discussing.
If you're hitting agree or like, sure, I can see the argument because it then prevents something like, OP: "Flacco looked off his game today." R: "Yeah, he wasn't having his best game."
However, if you hit dislike, it means you clearly have a different opinion and that is always worth discussing because it means you have a different thought and it likely isn't to be redundant.
Again, totally stupid, and in my opinion, passive aggressive to hit a button and add no discussion.
K-Dog
MVP
so you should have no problem ignoring it then right?
This board ( like the internet itself ) is filled with too many know-it-all's ( I am not saying that is the case with you of course ) that I am to the point where I will pick and choose with the discussions and "debates" that I will join in. You are free to click what ever button you wish and or quote me with any comment I make and try to find out more about what or why I think whatever or even *gasp* or change my mind or opinion on any given matter. Most of the time I choose to let people have their say and their opinion and either nod in agreement or shake my head in disagreement.
But are you seeing how this works? I made a post that you clearly disagreed with because you responded to it in the first place (regarding the button).
We are having a back and forth discussion instead of using a button. I actually 100% expected you to hit the disagree button on the original post, but you actually engaged in discussion.
In any case, this isn't the thread to have the discussion. We're getting far off topic.
The pressure was consistent on pretty much every play. Yes the person generating it varied but thats the mark of a good defense.
JoeyFlex5
Hall of Famer
You are high as a fucking kite
K-Dog
MVP
Which in part is my point exactly and the two and ONLY two people involved in the conversation remain completely and totally unchanged.
So what was the point? What did ANY OF THIS accomplish?
I don't know, you tell me. You replied in the first place. I simply offered up my side when you essentially asked for it.
For me, I was basically wanting to know why you'd just use that button and not expand to let your thoughts be heard and I heard your side. Doesn't change my mind, but I at least know why you in particular do it, even if it doesn't make sense to me.
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JoeyFlex5
Hall of Famer
Judon had a late tip that sadly didn't get picked, and on the high hanging Webb int he laid a nice hit on Dalton I think, it was either him or mosley
Other than suggs i seen no 1 else getting consistent pressure on the qb.
JoeyFlex5
Hall of Famer
You really don't know what you're watching then. You follow the ball and nothing else.
That is why he is saying you are high. Either that blind or watching the wrong game. There was pressure constantly and it was dictating every decision that happened that game.