NoKids wroteSlight edge? As of last week, they have outscored the Colts by 107 pts. This is not including the 52 they scored today.The offenses are about the same in potency with NE having a slight edge.
Taittinger wroteThat's true. Then again, Colts were never really a big scoring team. The Pats will just go in there and show that they can really play while the Colts are more of a below the radar kind of team. They would just go in there and win the game without going too crazy (at least most of the games they play anyway).Slight edge? As of last week, they have outscored the Colts by 107 pts. This is not including the 52 they scored today.
NoKids wroteI just wish someone will go undefeated so they can stop trotting out the geriatrics from the '72 Dolphins team.it's gonna be insane. I was hoping they would both stay undefeated.
Halellujah!
'Cane wroteNo kidding.....the teams that the Patriots have beaten usually look bad because they get decimated by the Pats. The Chargers, Cowboys, and Redskins are a combined 14-7, and the Patriots have outscored those three teams combined by 90 points. That's an average of a 30 point spread against teams with a .667 winning percentage!Please tell me exactly who have the Colts played that make their schedule that much tougher... ??
NE has played Dallas(6-1), San Diego(4-3, slow start), Washington (4-3).
'Cane wrote+1Please tell me exactly who have the Colts played that make their schedule that much tougher... ??
NE has played Dallas(6-1), San Diego(4-3, slow start), Washington (4-3).
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/recap;_ylt=AtSGXxP_jinYpJIus5BiAEtDubYF?gid=20071028017&prov=apThe Redskins entered with the fifth-ranked defense in the NFL and left with the franchise's worst loss since 1961.
"I don't know of a weakness that they have," Washington coach Joe Gibbs said.
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The Patriots (8-0) have scored at least 34 points in each game and have won each by 17 points or more. They've outscored opponents by an average of 41.3 to 15.9.
At this rate, they'll score 662 points, shattering the NFL single-season record of 556 set by Minnesota in 1998. The 52 points were their most since they scored 56 against the New York Jets in 1979.
djmatty wroteI dont get what that has anything to do with the Colts' defense.For those who think the Colts have a good defense:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/recap;_ylt=AtSGXxP_jinYpJIus5BiAEtDubYF?gid=20071028017&prov=ap
djmatty wroteThe same can be said about the Pats.They better prepare like never before.
BMWE90 wroteIt shows that they can destroy a good defense.I dont get what that has anything to do with the Colts' defense.
Not really, if you look at what they've done against two good offenses in the Chargers and the Cowboys.The same can be said about the Pats.
