One thing is looking like a lock though. Both the Cardinals and Patriots this season decided to stay on the opposite coast for a week in between road games. For the Cardinals, they played the Redskins, stayed east, then played the Jets. The Patriots played the 49ers, stayed out west for a week, then faced the Chargers. Each team was crushed in that 2nd game. I don't think we'll be seeing any teams trying that strategy again. It's not like the old days when teams had to ride on trains for days to travel to these places. Inconveniencing your team for a week, to save a couple 4-hour flights? I just don't understand it.
Monday, October 13, 2008
And the kaleidoscope changes again
One thing is looking like a lock though. Both the Cardinals and Patriots this season decided to stay on the opposite coast for a week in between road games. For the Cardinals, they played the Redskins, stayed east, then played the Jets. The Patriots played the 49ers, stayed out west for a week, then faced the Chargers. Each team was crushed in that 2nd game. I don't think we'll be seeing any teams trying that strategy again. It's not like the old days when teams had to ride on trains for days to travel to these places. Inconveniencing your team for a week, to save a couple 4-hour flights? I just don't understand it.
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"The only team that looks to be a sure thing this season is the Giants, and I'm certain they'll have at least one or two bad games before the regular season is over," he said, just hours before the Giants lost to Cleveland.
You are like Bob McMananahhhan! Except the opposite!
And now, after Monday night's loss, the Giants by my count still have at least zero or one bad games remaining this season.
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