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Does this deserve its own thread? Maybe not. But good God! Averaging 37 points a game at home after five games? That is batshit insane!
The only disappointment from yesterday was that they didn't try and get to the 48 yard line at the end of the game and let Justin Tucker kick a 65 yard field goal.
At home, this is without a doubt one of the best offenses in the NFL.
As crazy as it may sound to the doomsday posters here, but I think it's the best offense in the NFL at home. You look at all the elite offenses in the league, like NE, GB, NO, Denver etc... They are all missing that elite RB that we have in Ray Rice. Almost every player on offense plays at a pro bowl level at home, it really is frustrating and a total mind fuck why they are a drastically different team on the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by alienrace
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Originally Posted by leachisabeast
That's why, if we somehow managed to get the #1 seed, making the Superbowl would almost be a given.
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Originally Posted by Terpsfan82
It really is quite sickening.
And while teams can improve flawed positions on their team through FA or the draft, there is not much you can do player wise to overcome crowd noise and travel, there is no first round pick on a crowd noise killer, it's all up to the players and coaches to somehow find a way around it, the question is just how?
5 years into cam camerons OC career with the ravens and we still have communication issues on the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by leachisabeast
you also have to take into consideration that the play calling is completely day and night between road games and home games. At home, we utilize our TE's, we throw over the middle of the field, etc. On the road, its ray rice up the middle, a go route or a comeback. The most predictable ever.