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Originally Posted by albany ed (Post 215166)

I don't think that BB focused on stopping the Titans' run game, since Henry was out. He decided to take Tannenhill out of the game, and he succeeded. The 4 turnovers was a bonus. Without them, who knows how this game would have turned out ???

Just curious, back in the day, how did Edgerrin James do against the Patrots ???

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In 10 regular season games against the Patriots, 9 of them came when he was playing for the Colts, and 1 of them came when he was playing for the Cardinals.

His teams' combined records in those 10 games were 3-7 (3-6 with the Colts, and 0-1 with the Cardinals.)

In all 10 games combined he rushed 236 times for 969 yards, for an average of 4.11 yards-per carry and 3 rushing TD's.

In his 9 games with the Colts he rushed 232 times for 950 yards, for an average of 4.10 yards-per-carry and 3 rushing TD's. In his 1 game with the Cardinals he rushed 4 times for 19 yards, for an average of 4.75 yards-per-carry and 0 rushing TD's.

In all 10 games combined he caught 33 passes for 222 yards, for an average of 6.73 yards-per catch and 2 receiving TD's.

In his 9 games with the Colts he caught 32 passes for 216 yards, for an average of 6.75 yards-per-catch and 2 receiving TD's. In his 1 game with the Cardinals he caught 1 pass times for 6 yards, for an average of 6.00 yards-per-catch and 0 TD's.

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...meEd00/splits/

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In 2 post-season games against the Patriots he rushed 33 times for 117 yards, for an average of 3.55 yards-per-carry and 1 rushing TD.

In the 2004 playoff game he rushed 19 times for 78 yards for an average of 4.11 yards-per carry and 1 rushing TD.

In the 2005 playoff game he rushed 14 times for 39 yards for an average of 2.79 yards-per carry and 0 rushing TD's.

In 2 post-season games against the Patriots he caught 9 passes for 82 yards, for an average of 9.11 yards-per-reception and 0 receiving TD.

In the 2004 playoff game he caught 2 passes for 13 yards, for an average of 6.50 yards-per catch and 0 receiving TD's.

In the 2005 playoff game he caught 7 passes times for 69 yards, for an average of 9.86 yards-per catch and 0 receiving TD's.

https://www.pro-football-reference.c.../gamelog/post/

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I'm not professing to know how James played in all of those games against the Patriots, as my post doesn't take into account intangibles such as blocking, yards-after contact, clutch runs for 1st downs at key points in the game, carries that were designed to primarily run time off of the clock when the Colts had a lead late in the game, etc ...... the best that I could do was dig up his raw statistics against them in the regular season and the post-season.

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Originally Posted by albany ed (Post 215166)

I don't think BB focused on stopping the Titans run game since Henry was out. He decided to take Tannenhill out of the game and he succeeded. The 4 turnovers was a bonus. Without them, who knows how this game would have turned out.

Just curious, back in the day, how did Edge do against the Pats?

I'm sure the TOs were the big difference. Just surprised that they were able to run the ball that well and didn't put up more than 13 points, even with the TOs.

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Originally Posted by HoosierinFL (Post 214861)

We need to have balance in the passing game. Someone has to step up among the WRs besides Pittman. Whether its TY, Pascal not dropping the ball, Hines or the TEs, but we have to distribute the ball well and not try and force it.

But in general if we can just run it down their throats - well I expect JT is being allowed to rest up during this bye.

i don't think we have a wr capable of stepping up. hines is the only other weapon we have that can step up imo

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Originally Posted by omahacolt (Post 215226)

i don't think we have a wr capable of stepping up. hines is the only other weapon we have that can step up imo

This is our biggest issue on offense. It is the reason we should be a run first team. I think our WRs may be able to make plays if the run sets them up with single coverage etc. Even then it is a crapshoot.

$10,000 on NE moneyline. This game is a lock. Colts will get outcoached and outplayed.

There will be 30 posts in the first 30 mins in the game thread about how the colts aren't prepared coming off the bye.

Maybe we get Parris Campbell back for this game and he's a difference maker.

Some of you guys need to stop shooting all of your jizz all over BB. If we had run the same game plan that he did against the Bucs, we probably score the same 14 pts. in a losing effort.

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Originally Posted by DragonTails (Post 215307)

Dude. We get it. You are a Patriots fan. I knew it the first time you posted on here.

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Originally Posted by YDFL Commish (Post 215358)

Maybe we get Parris Campbell back for this game and he's a difference maker.

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Has he EVER been a difference maker for the colts? Better chance they line up Mack at starting rb and put taylor out wide. How many defenders on their D can run with him?

I’m more worried about our defense stopping their running game than them stopping ours. Teams don’t usually try to run heavy on us, but the Bucs exposed that a little. Can we be stout at the line for 3 downs?

Belicheat knows all he has to do is show a loaded box and we will pass. They do that most of the time now. You don’t know who is rushing.

It will be interesting if we go RPO. Since they are all about disgusinging what they are doing up front before the snap. But RPO doesn’t care about that, it reads one or two defenders post snap.