... I don't think anybody in this newsgroup would argue that fact. That said, an Indy team that has defeated KC and Baltimore (in Baltimore) is a team that has solved most of this seasons ... dangerous team. What is the likelihood of that happening? KC has a respectable passing game, and an excellent running game. That...
.... The key question will be, "Can they cover him at critical moments?" Gawd, I hope the Charger secondary doesn't concentrate solely on Harrison in "critical moments." After all, he has "only" 1366 of the 4400 yards Indy has in the air. Reggie Wayne has 1310 yards on fewer (95-86) receptions. Wayne also has 9 TDs, to Harrison's 12. Give Peyton *time* and he'll connect with one of them.
...> Then I've missed the point somewhere. I believed the original thread started off with "I'm really worried about the secondary." Nope. From Message-ID: <Iydmh.73192$uX4.62032@newsfe09.phx> "If Indy somehow slows the Chargers pass rush, Peyton will pick apart the secondary. Once he gets in rhythm, he's hard to stop. It would likely be a 39-38 type of a game, with a last...
.... Then I've missed the point somewhere. I believed the original thread started off with "I'm really worried about the secondary." Nope. From Message-ID: <Iydmh.73192$uX4.62032@newsfe09.phx> "If Indy somehow slows the Chargers pass rush, Peyton will pick apart the secondary. Once he gets in rhythm, he's hard to stop. It would likely be a 39-38 type of a game, with a last minute...
...I don't think anybody in *this* newsgroup would argue that fact. That said, an Indy team that has defeated KC and Baltimore (in Baltimore) is a team that has solved most of this seasons problems, ... be a very dangerous team. What is the likelihood of that happening? KC has a respectable passing game, and an excellent running game. That's a ...
... they're good enough to keep the Chargers in the game. I think our secondary can match up against most of the potential competition in the playoffs. I think our DB's would be vulnerable to Indi, but then Indi has to win two playoff games before meeting us, and that is unlikely. Brady could probably chew up our secondary if he had the receiving corp he did two years ago, but he doesn't....
...>>>And my point, is and will remain, looking at stats out of context may be amusing for actuaries, pollsters, and stat freaks, but the secondary doesn't exist in a vacuum, and the game is 11 vs. 11, not 7 on 7. I am not "dismissing" the best front seven in the league, but rather pointing out that _this year_ the secondary has hardly been a "problem." It has "hardly been...
... And my point, is and will remain, looking at stats out of context may be amusing for actuaries, pollsters, and stat freaks, but the secondary doesn't exist in a vacuum, and the game is 11 vs. 11, not 7 on 7. I am not "dismissing" the best front seven in the league, but rather pointing out that _this year_ the secondary has hardly been a "problem." It has "hardly ...
Raymond Feist wrote: IF they beat KC and Baltimore (and that's a BIG if), you can bet they... [This aspect is one that the "I'm not worried about Indy beating SD" group fail to take into consideration.] Absolutely....think anybody in *this* newsgroup would argue that fact. That said, an Indy team that has defeated KC and Baltimore (in Baltimore) is a team that has solved most of this...
... And my point, is and will remain, looking at stats out of context may be amusing for actuaries, pollsters, and stat freaks, but the secondary doesn't exist in a vacuum, and the game is 11 vs. 11, not 7 on 7. I am not "dismissing" the best front seven in the league, but rather pointing out that _this year_ the secondary has hardly been a "problem." It has "hardly been a problem...
